A5041340442- Child Welfare and Adoption
- Family Support in Illness
- Mental Health and Patient Involvement
- Child Abuse and Trauma
- Social Work Education and Practice
NTNU Samfunnsforskning
2025
University of Inland Norway
2019
Child welfare services in Norway aim to provide a comprehensive and holistic policy practice approach. This includes range of in-home support measures parents their children resolve challenges. Youth child participation are basic rights within the Norwegian Welfare Services (CWS) context, grounded UN Convention on Rights Child, constitution, Act. While recent research has identified youth more often being consulted, involvement own is limited should be done facilitate meaningful...
There are expectations for parents to provide their children with emotional, social and economic security predictability. Parents a substance use disorder (SUD) often unable meet the norms of good parenting, vulnerable developing problems mental health, relationships use. Through in-depth interviews, authors explored five young people's stories about protection factors during childhood around SUD. The interviews were analysed using narrative approach in accordance Polkinghorne's concept...