doi.org/10.1017/S0312897000006779
Article type: Original Research
1 March 1979
Volume 4 Issue 1
doi.org/10.1017/S0312897000006779
Article type: Original Research
1 March 1979
Volume 4 Issue 1
The Changing Social Climate of Residential Work and its Challenge
Richard Balbernie1
Affiliations
1 Cotswold Community, Ashton Keynes, England
Contributions
Richard Balbernie -
Richard Balbernie1
Affiliations
1 Cotswold Community, Ashton Keynes, England
CITATION: Balbernie R. (1979). The Changing Social Climate of Residential Work and its Challenge. Children Australia, 4(1), 215. doi.org/10.1017/S0312897000006779
Abstract
We are all concerned for the potentially damaging effects of long term residential care. I propose, in my first paper, to look at this change and its implications for residential work and residential workers, and in the second paper to concentrate more on those for whom I feel long term residential treatment is essential if they are not to become increasingly anti-social and eventually institutionally dependent.