Fabio Folgheraiter
Biographic Data
| ID | 5822876 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fabio Folgheraiter |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fabio |
| FAMILY NAME | Folgheraiter |
| SIGNATURE | FOLGHERAITER F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Risk and protective factors among child protection social workers: A quantitative study
Social work literature includes many publications on risks, dangers and protective factors of children and families who are involved with child protection services. Less is known about risk and protective factors of social workers who work in the complex child protection system to address others’ suffering, wishes, needs and hopes. Starting from a brief literature review, this article presents the findings of quantitative research conducted in th…
We are caregivers, too”: Foster siblings' difficulties, strengths, and needs for support
Children's foster care is practised and studied in many parts of the world, but little attention is paid to foster parents' birth children, despite their right to participate in a process that concerns their lives and despite the role they play in foster care. Drawing on qualitative data collected from 15 foster siblings and 14 foster parents, this paper presents birth children's experiences with the beginning of foster care, their perceptions of…
Relational Social Work
A critical analysis of the social work definition according to the relational paradigm
In this article, we attempt to conduct a critical analysis of the joint IFSW and IASSW social work definition by re-reading it from the perspective of the relational paradigm. Our hypothesis is that if we adopt a precise position that focuses on the essentials, rather than seeking to pull together different and sometimes discordant perspectives, it might be possible to overcome some discrepancies and difficulties evident in the current definition…
Relational Social Work: Principles and Practices
Relational social work engages with existing networks to enhance their resilience and capacity to resolve difficulties. It does this by addressing the identified problem, and by engaging, mobilising and developing both supportive and problem-solving networks. These networks can include family members, friends, teachers and any other significant actors who have a contribution to make. The participative approach offers a way of translating policies…
A critical analysis of the social work definition according to the relational paradigm
In this article, we attempt to conduct a critical analysis of the joint IFSW and IASSW social work definition by re-reading it from the perspective of the relational paradigm. Our hypothesis is that if we adopt a precise position that focuses on the essentials, rather than seeking to pull together different and sometimes discordant perspectives, it might be possible to overcome some discrepancies and difficulties evident in the current definition…
Relational Social Work: Principles and Practices
Relational social work engages with existing networks to enhance their resilience and capacity to resolve difficulties. It does this by addressing the identified problem, and by engaging, mobilising and developing both supportive and problem-solving networks. These networks can include family members, friends, teachers and any other significant actors who have a contribution to make. The participative approach offers a way of translating policies…
Risk and protective factors among child protection social workers: A quantitative study
Social work literature includes many publications on risks, dangers and protective factors of children and families who are involved with child protection services. Less is known about risk and protective factors of social workers who work in the complex child protection system to address others’ suffering, wishes, needs and hopes. Starting from a brief literature review, this article presents the findings of quantitative research conducted in th…
We are caregivers, too”: Foster siblings' difficulties, strengths, and needs for support
Children's foster care is practised and studied in many parts of the world, but little attention is paid to foster parents' birth children, despite their right to participate in a process that concerns their lives and despite the role they play in foster care. Drawing on qualitative data collected from 15 foster siblings and 14 foster parents, this paper presents birth children's experiences with the beginning of foster care, their perceptions of…
Relational Social Work: Principles and Practices
Relational social work engages with existing networks to enhance their resilience and capacity to resolve difficulties. It does this by addressing the identified problem, and by engaging, mobilising and developing both supportive and problem-solving networks. These networks can include family members, friends, teachers and any other significant actors who have a contribution to make. The participative approach offers a way of translating policies…
A critical analysis of the social work definition according to the relational paradigm
In this article, we attempt to conduct a critical analysis of the joint IFSW and IASSW social work definition by re-reading it from the perspective of the relational paradigm. Our hypothesis is that if we adopt a precise position that focuses on the essentials, rather than seeking to pull together different and sometimes discordant perspectives, it might be possible to overcome some discrepancies and difficulties evident in the current definition…
Relational Social Work
Risk and protective factors among child protection social workers: A quantitative study
Social work literature includes many publications on risks, dangers and protective factors of children and families who are involved with child protection services. Less is known about risk and protective factors of social workers who work in the complex child protection system to address others’ suffering, wishes, needs and hopes. Starting from a brief literature review, this article presents the findings of quantitative research conducted in th…
We are caregivers, too”: Foster siblings' difficulties, strengths, and needs for support
Children's foster care is practised and studied in many parts of the world, but little attention is paid to foster parents' birth children, despite their right to participate in a process that concerns their lives and despite the role they play in foster care. Drawing on qualitative data collected from 15 foster siblings and 14 foster parents, this paper presents birth children's experiences with the beginning of foster care, their perceptions of…
Psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)