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Mary Mitchell

Senior Lecturer

University of Edinburgh

United Kingdom

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Mary Mitchell is a Senior Lecturer at The University of Edinburgh, UK. Her research focuses on family and group conferencing, children's human rights, and self-care in social work. Recent publications include works on the characterisation of family conferencing models and the importance of recognition theory in child-care and protection, contributing significantly to contemporary discussions in social work and child welfare.

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Mary Mitchell

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The University of Edinburgh

1 year ago

Social Work

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Sarah Rose

Lecturer

Edinburgh Napier University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Pearse McCusker

Senior Lecturer in Social Work/Dr

University of Edinburgh

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sharanya Mahesh

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Social Work

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What is Family and Group Conferencing for adults? Part 1: Characterising the model and methods of enquiry

What is family and group conferencing for adults? part 2: Developing programme theory

Self-care in social work: An imperative or beyond reach?

What is Family and Group Conferencing for adults? Part 1: Characterising the model and methods of enquiry

Children's Human Rights to ‘Participation’ and ‘Protection’: Rethinking the relationship using Barnahus as a case example

‘Because I'm a kid …’: The struggle for recognition of children and young people involved in child and family social work

The value of recognition theory to Family Group Conferencing and child-care and protection

Can Knowledge Exchange Forge a Collaborative Pathway to Policymaking? A Case Study Example of the Recognition Matters Project

Reimagining child welfare outcomes: Learning from Family Group Conferencing

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Sarah Rose

Pearse McCusker

Sharanya Mahesh

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