Signs of Safety and the Child Protection Movement

John Wheeler · Viv Hogg

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Solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) can help child protection workers elicit detailed descriptions of events, balance what is working well in families against what isn't, establish cooperation around shared goals for change, keep the work on track, and ensure that professional power is used creatively to increase the safety of children. The Signs of Safety assessment and planning framework was developed to facilitate collaborative assessments between case workers and families. This chapter reviews studies on the impact of training in SFBT and Signs of Safety on child protection practice.

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