Examining Family Reunification Services: A Process Analysis of a Successful Experiment

Robert Edward Lewis · Elaine Walton · Mark W. Fräser

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This article describes the central elements of a family-based reunification service that was found to be effective in reducing foster care placements in Utah. In addition, the article assesses the relation between types of services and program outcomes.

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1961On Becoming a Person 1967Child welfare services 1990The Reunification Process in Substitute Care 1991Keeping families together: the homebuilders model 1991Keeping Families Together: The Homebuilders Model 1992Families in crisis: the impact of intensive family preservation services 2002Child Welfare Services 1993In-home family-focused reunification: an experimental study.

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1994Application and adaptation of intensive family preservation services to use for the reunification of foster children with their biological parents

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