Guide/Report

START 24/7: A Framework for Working with Families Who Adopted or Obtained Guardianship

Example Programs, Post-Permanency Programming

2022

51+ pages

The Baby Fold

Robert Lusk, PhD, Kathleen Bush, PhD, Jeff Doerr, and Stephanie Hodge-Wolfe

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Explores the START 24/7 conceptual framework and offers tools for implementation. Explains how START (Start Early, Trauma-informed, Attachment-focused, Resiliency-building, Therapeutic Services) can be used by parents and caregivers and others who support families after adoption and guardianship create an environment where parents and caregivers can plan for future needs of the child and family.

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