Part Canada Podcasts

Lauren Kalvari June 25th 2024 by

Dr. Lindenbach April 9th, 2024 by

Dr. Kate Alexander Feb 27, 2024 by

January 16, 2024: Dr. Caffrey and Dr. Browne by

October 26: Dr Hedges & Dr Milliken by

September 20 2022 - Allyson Ion & Rochelle Maurice: PART 2 by

This PARTcast is the second of a two-part series on autism spectrum disorders (ASD). This episode focuses on interventions commonly used with children and youth with autism as well practice considerations for professionals who work with children and families affected by autism and who are involved in child welfare services.

This PARTcast is the first of a two-part series on autism spectrum disorders (ASD). This episode focuses on the development, well-being, and opportunities/social barriers of children and youth who have autism. A follow-up episode will be released about interventions for autism and practice considerations for professionals who support families that include children and/or youth with autism.

This research review summarizes the available research on parental shame and guilt, with a focus on associated factors and experiences that contribute to shame and guilt in motherhood. Practice considerations for professionals who support families involved in child welfare are provided.

This podcast reviews the literature on risk within the child welfare sector, including how organizational culture and climate can influence risk and decision-making in child welfare practice.

This episode summarizes the available research on young children who are placed in out-of-home care, with a focus on factors related to placement and permanency. Practice considerations for professionals who support young children living in out-of-home care are provided.

This episode summarizes the available research about children who have disabilities and are placed in out-of-home care, with a focus on factors related to placement and permanency. Practice considerations for professionals who support children with disabilities living in out-of-home care are also provided.

This PARTcast provides child welfare practitioners with an overview of evidence-based programs for infants and young children who have experienced maltreatment. Practice considerations for professionals who support families of maltreated young children are also provided.

This PARTcast provides child welfare practitioners with an overview of literature on kinship placements, focusing on caregiver demographics and the outcomes of children raised by kin.

This episode summarizes the research on siblings of children who have a disability, including siblings’ development, well-being, and subjective experiences. Practice considerations for professionals who support families where one or more of the children have disabilities are provided.

This PARTcast reviews the literature on the development of infants and young children who have experienced maltreatment, including their brain development, socioemotional functioning, and physical and mental health. Practice considerations for professionals who support infants and young children who have experienced maltreatment are provided.

This PARTcast examines the literature on the psychosocial functioning and well-being of parents whose children have disabilities. Subjective experiences of parents are presented, as are practical recommendations for child welfare service providers.

This PARTcast reviews the literature on maltreatment and child welfare involvement of infants, including occurrence estimates and factors associated with infant maltreatment. Practice considerations are also provided.

This PARTcast reviews the literature on maltreatment of children with disabilities, including prevalence estimates of maltreatment, factors associated with maltreated children with disabilities, and child welfare service responses to these children and families. Practice considerations are provided.

This episode focuses on practice recommendations for professionals who work with pregnant and parenting teens, as well as teens at risk of pregnancy. To support the well-being of adolescent parents and their children, practitioners should focus on preventing pregnancy and repeat pregnancy, increasing the educational attainment of adolescent parents, and improving parenting skills.