Post-ASFA Permanency Planning for Children in Foster Care: Clinical and Ethical Considerations for Art Therapists

The process of determining permanent living arrangements for children residing in foster care is referred to as permanency planning. I provide a preliminary framework for art therapists working with foster children and their families during the permanency planning process, and identify clinical and...

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Published in:Art therapy 2017-01, Vol.34 (3), p.135-141
Main Author: Malloy, Jennifer N.
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Adoption
Allied Health Personnel
Art Therapy
Attachment Behavior
Caregiver Child Relationship
Caregivers
Child Custody
Child placement
Child Welfare
Children
Children & youth
Counselor Role
Decision Making
Ethics
Expertise
Families & family life
Federal Legislation
Foster Care
Foster children
Placement
Planning
Responsibility
Therapists
Trauma
Trauma care
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