Child Welfare 2006: Vol 85 Index & Table of Contents

2006·1.9 MB·English

Index to Child Welfare,
Volume LXXXV, 2006
This index is arranged by subject and author.
Each listing is followed by the issue number
and page number on which the article appears.
Subject Index Asian/Pacific Islander
Patterns of Child Maltreatment
Abuse, see Child Abuse, Drug Abuse Referrals Among Asian and
Pacific Islander Families,
Adolescents
Pelczarski & Kemp, 1, 5.
Adolescents’ Feelings about Open-
Risk Assessment in Child Sexual
ness in Adoption: Implications
Abuse Cases, Levenson &
for Adoption Agencies, Berge,
Morin, 1, 59.
Mendenhall, Wrobel, Grotevant,
& McRoy, 6, 1071.
Assessment
Putting the Pieces Together for
Adoption
Queer Youth: A Model of Inte-
Adolescents’ Feelings about Open-
ness in Adoption: Implications grated Assessment of Need
for Adoption Agencies, Berge, and Program Planning, Ber-
Mendenhall, Wrobel, Grotevant, beret, 2, 361.
& McRoy, 6, 1011.
Behavioral Health, see Mental Health
Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Foster
Parents: Strengths and Chal-
Best Practice/Standards of Practice
lenges for the Child Welfare
The Model Standards Project: Creat-
System, Downs & James,
ing Inclusive Systems for LGBT
2, 281.
Youth in Out-of-Home Care, Wil-
The Economics of Adoption of Chil-
ber, Reyes, & Marksamer, 2, 133
dren from Foster Care, Hansen
Slamming the Closet Door: Working
& Hansen, 3, 559.
with Gay and Lesbian Youth in
Envisaging the Adoption Process to
Care, Ragg, Patrick, & Ziefert,
Strengthen Gay- and Lesbian-
2, 243.
Headed Families: Recommenda-
Transgender Children and Youth
tions for Adoption Professionals,
Matthews & Cramer, 2, 317 A Child Welfare Practice Per-
spective, Mallon & DeCres-
American Indian, see Native American cenzo, 2, 215
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Bisexual, see LGBTQ Child Welfare Workforce
Bridges, Barriers, and Boundaries,
Child Abuse McHaelen, 2, 407
Child Death Review Teams: A Vital Child Welfare Workers: Who They
Component of Child Protection, Are and How They View the
Hochstadt, 4, 653. Child Welfare System, Zell,
Enhancing the Safety of Children in 1; 83:
Foster Care and Family Support Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Foster
Programs: Automated Critical Parents: Strengths and Chal-
Incident Reporting, Brenner & lenges for the Child Welfare
Freundlich, 3, 611. System, Downs & James,
Hazards of Stigma: The Sexual 2, 281.
Slamming the Closet Door: Working
and Physical Abuse of Gay,
with Gay and Lesbian Youth in
Lesbian, and Bisexual Adoles-
Care, Ragg, Patrick, & Ziefert,
cents in the United States and
2, 243.
Canada, Saewyc et al., 2, 195
Impact of Serial Transitions on
Cultural Competence
Behavioral and Psychological
Achieving Permanency for LGBTQ
Problems Among Children in
Youth, Jacobs & Freundlich,
Child Protection Services, 2, 299.
Saint-Jacques, Cloutier, Pauzé, Bridges, Barriers, and Boundaries,
Simard, Gagné, & Poulin, McHaelen, 2, 407
6, 941. Busting Out of the Child Welfare
Patterns of Child Maltreatment Closet, Mallon & Woronoff,
Referrals Among Asian and 2, Vid.
Pacific Islander Families, Envisaging the Adoption Process
Pelczarski & Kemp, 1, 5. to Strengthen Gay- and Lesbian-
The Relationship Between Child Headed Families: Recommenda-
Disability and Living Arrange- tions for Adoption Professionals,
ment in Child Welfare, Romney, Matthews & Cramer, 2, 317.
Litrownik, Newton, & Lau, Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Foster
6, 965 Parents: Strengths and Chal-
lenges for the Child Welfare
Child Deaths, see Death (of a System, Downs & James,
Client) 22a,
Hazards of Stigma: The Sexual and
Child Maltreatment, see Child Physical Abuse of Gay, Lesbian,
Abuse and Bisexual Adolescents in
the United States and Canada,
Child Protection, see Child Abuse Saewyc et al., 2, 195.
Indian Family Exception Doctrine: of LGBTQ Youth in Care,
Still Losing Children Despite the Woronoff & Estrada, 2, 341
Indian Child Welfare Act, Cross, Slamming the Closet Door: Working
4, 671. with Gay and Lesbian Youth in
Issues of Shared Parenting of Care, Ragg, Patrick, & Ziefert
LGBTQ Children and Youth in 2, 243
Foster Care: Preparing Foster The Story of a Gay Foster Parent,
Parents for New Roles, Craig- Patrick, 2, 123.
Oldsen, Craig, & Morton, Terminology and Acronyms, 2, 109.
2, 267. Transgender Children and Youth
The Legal Rights of LGBT Youth in A Child Welfare Practice Per-
State Custody: What Child Wel- spective, Mallon & DeCrescen-
fare and Juvenile Justice Pro- 20,2, 215
fessionals Need to Know, Estra-
Curricula, see Training and Curricula
da & Marksamer, 2, 171.
Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Home- Death (of a Client)
less Youth: An Eight-City Public Child Death Review Teams: A Vital
Health Perspective, Van Leeu- Component of Child Protection,
wen et al., 2, 151. Hochstadt, 4, 653.
The Model Standards Project: Creat-
ing Inclusive Systems for LGBT Diversity, see Cultural Competence
Youth in Out-of-Home Care,
Wilber, Reyes, & Marksamer, Drug Abuse
2. Ve. Facilitating Visitation for Infants with
Prenatal Substance Exposure,
Outcomes for a Transitional Living
Burry & Wright, 6, 899
Program Serving LGBTQ Youth
in New York City, Nolan, 2, 385.
Early Childhood Development
Patterns of Child Maltreatment
Language Delays Among Foster
Referrals Among Asian and
Children: Implications for Policy
Pacific Islander Families,
and Practice, Stock & Fisher,
Pelczarski & Kemp, 1, 5.
3, 445.
Putting the Pieces Together for
Queer Youth: A Model of Inte- Education
grated Assessment of Need Foster Youth Emancipating from
and Program Planning, Ber- Care: Caseworkers’ Reports on
beret, 2, 361 Needs and Services, Leathers
Regional Listening Forums: An & Testa, 3, 463.
Examination of the Methodolo- Language Delays Among Foster
gies Used by the Child Welfare Children: Implications for Policy
League of America and Lambda and Practice, Stock & Fisher,
Legal to Highlight the Experiences 3, 445.
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The Potential for Successful Family Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Foster
Foster Care: Conceptualizing Parents: Strengths and Chal-
Competency Domains for Fos- lenges for the Child Welfare Sys-
ter Parents, Buehler et al., tem, Downs & James, 2, 281.
3; 523. Health and Mental Health Services
for Children in Foster Care: The
Evidence-Based Practice
Central Role of Foster Parents,
Language Delays Among Foster
Mayers Pasztor, Swanson Hol-
Children: Implications for Policy
linger, Inkelas, & Halfon, 1, 33.
and Practice, Stock & Fisher,
The Impact of State TANF Policy
3, 445.
Decisions on Kinship Care
Family Reunification, see Reuni- Providers, Anderson, 4, 715.
fication Issues of Shared Parenting of
LGBTQ Children and Youth in
Foster/Kinship Care Foster Care: Preparing Foster
Achieving Permanency for LGBTQ Parents for New Roles, Craig-
Youth, Jacobs & Freundlich, Oldsen, Craig, & Morton,
2, 299. 2, 267.
Behavioral Health Service Use and
Language Delays Among Foster
Costs Among Children in Foster
Children: Implications for Policy
Care, Becker, Jordan, & Larsen,
and Practice, Stock & Fisher,
3, 633
3, 445.
Comprehensive Family Services
Outcomes for a Transitional Living
and Customer Satisfaction Out-
Program Serving LGBTQ Youth
comes, Huebner et al., 4, 691.
in New York City, Nolan, 2, 385
The Economics of Adoption of Chil-
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy:
dren from Foster Care, Hansen
Application of an Empirically
& Hansen, 3, 559.
Supported Treatment to Mal-
Enhancing the Safety of Children in
treated Children in Foster Care,
Foster Care and Family Support
Programs: Automated Critical Timmer, Urquiza, Herschell,
McGrath, Zebell, Porter, & Var-
Incident Reporting, Brenner &
Freundlich, 3, 611. gas, 6, 919.
Enhancing the Validity of Foster Care The Potential for Successful Family
Follow-up Studies Through Mul- Foster Care: Conceptualizing
tiple Alumni Location Strategies, Competency Domains for Fos-
Williams et al., 3, 499. ter Parents, Buehler et al.,
Foster Youth Emancipating from 3,00:
Care: Caseworkers’ Reports on Predictors of Running Away from
Needs and Services, Leathers Family Foster Care, Nesmith,
& Testa, 3, 463. 3, So.
The Relationship Between Child Predictors of Running Away from
Disability and Living Arrange- Famiiy Foster Care, Nesmith,
ment in Child Welfare, Romney, 3, 585.
Litrownik, Newton, & Lau, 6, 965. Independent Living
The Story of a Gay Foster Parent, Foster Youth Emancipating from
Patrick, 2, 123. Care: Caseworkers’ Reports on
Needs and Services, Leathers
Gay, see LGBTQ & Testa, 3, 463.
Outcomes for a Transitional Living
GLBTQ, see LGBTQ Program Serving LGBTQ Youth
in New York City, Nolan, 2, 385.
Health Regional Listening Forums: An Ex-
An Analysis of Selected Measures amination of the Methodologies
of Child Well-Being for Use at Used by the Child Welfare
School- and Community-Based League of America and Lambda
Family Resource Centers, Smith Legal to Highlight the Experi-
& Brun, 6, 985 ences of LGBTQ Youth in Care,
Health and Mental Health Services Woronoff & Estrada, 2, 341.
for Children in Foster Care: The
Central Role of Foster Parents, Internet, see Technology
Mayers Pasztor, Swanson Hol-
Interventions, see Programs
linger, Inkelas, & Halfon, 1, 33
Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Home-
Juvenile Justice
less Youth: An Eight-City Public
The Legal Rights of LGBT Youth in
Health Perspective, Van Leeu-
State Custody: What Child Wel-
wen et al., 2, 151.
fare and Juvenile Justice Pro-
The Relationship Between Child Dis-
fessionals Need to Know, Estra-
ability and Living Arrangement
da & Marksamer, 2, 171
in Child Welfare, Romney, Li-
The Model Standards Project: Creat-
trownik, Newton, & Lau, 6, 965.
ing Inclusive Systems for LGBT
Youth in Out-of-Home Care,
Homosexual, see LGBTQ
Wilber, Reyes, & Marksamer,
2, tao:
Housing and Homelessness
Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Home- Kinship Care, see Foster/Kinship
less Youth: An Eight-City Public Care
Health Perspective, Van Leeu-
wen et al., 2, 151. Law
Outcomes for a Transitional Living Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Foster
Program Serving LGBTQ Youth Parents: Strengths and Chal-
in New York City, Nolan, 2, 385. lenges for the Child Welfare
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System, Downs & James, Professionals Need to Know,
Beas Estrada & Marksamer, 2, 171.
The Legal Rights of LGBT Youth Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Home-
in State Custody: What Child less Youth: An Eight-City Public
Welfare and Juvenile Justice Health Perspective, Van Leeu-
Professionals Need to Know, wen et al., 2, 151.
Estrada & Marksamer, 2, 171. The Model Standards Project: Creat-
ing Inclusive Systems for LGBT
Lesbian, see LGBTQ Youth in Out-of-Home Care,
Wilber, Reyes, & Marksamer,
LGBTQ
2, 133.
Achieving Permanency for LGBTQ
Outcomes for a Transitional Living
Youth, Jacobs & Freundlich,
Program Serving LGBTQ Youth
2, 299.
in New York City, Nolan, 2, 385.
Bridges, Barriers, and Boundaries,
Putting the Pieces Together for
McHaelen, 2, 407.
Queer Youth: A Model of Inte-
Busting Out of the Child Welfare
grated Assessment of Need
Closet, Mallon & Woronoff,
and Program Planning, Ber-
2vninte.
beret, 2, 361
Envisaging the Adoption Process to
Regional Listening Forums: An Ex-
Strengthen Gay- and Lesbian-
amination of the Methodologies
Headed Families: Recommen-
dations for Adoption Profession- Used by the Child Welfare
als, Matthews & Cramer, 2, 317. League of America and Lamb-
Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Foster da Legal to Highlight the Ex-
Parents: Strengths and Chal- periences of LGBTQ Youth in
lenges for the Child Welfare Sys- Care, Woronoff & Estrada,
tem, Downs & James, 2, 281. 2, 341.
Hazards of Stigma: The Sexual and Slamming the Closet Door: Working
Physical Abuse of Gay, Lesbian, with Gay and Lesbian Youth in
and Bisexual Adolescents in Care, Ragg, Patrick, & Ziefert,
the United States and Canada, 2, 243.
Saewyc et al., 2, 195. The Story of a Gay Foster Parent,
Issues of Shared Parenting of Patrick, 2, 123.
LGBTQ Children and Youth in Terminology and Acronyms, 2, 109.
Foster Care: Preparing Foster Transgender Children and Youth:
Parents for New Roles, Craig- A Child Welfare Practice Per-
Oldsen, Craig, & Morton, 2, 267. spective, Mallon & DeCrescen-
The Legal Rights of LGBT Youth in 20/2 28D
State Custody: What Child
Welfare and Juvenile Justice Maltreatment, see Child Abuse
Mental Health Pacific Islanders, see Asian/Pacific
An Analysis of Selected Measures Islander
of Child Well-Being for Use at
Parenting
School- and Community-Based
Building a Professional Develop-
Family Resource Centers, Smith
ment System: A Case Study of
& Brun, 6, 985.
North Carolina’s Parenting Edu-
Behavioral Health Service Use and
cation Experiences, Bryan Jr.
Costs Among Children in Foster
et al., 5, 803.
Care, Becker, Jordan, & Larsen,
Closer to Home: Parent Mentors in
3, G30.
Child Welfare, Cohen & Canan,
Foster Youth Emancipating from
5, 867.
Care: Caseworkers’ Reports on
Competencies of a Parent Educator:
Needs and Services, Leathers
What Does a Parent Educator
& Testa, 3, 463.
Need To Know and Do? Cooke,
Health and Mental Health Services
5, 785
for Children in Foster Care: The
Future Challenges for Parenting
Central Role of Foster Parents,
Education and Support, Heath
Mayers Pasztor, Swanson Hol-
& Palm, 5, 885
linger, Inkelas, & Halfon, 1, 33.
Health and Mental Health Services
Impact of Serial Transitions on
for Children in Foster Care: The
Behavioral and Psychological
Central Role of Foster Parents,
Problems Among Children in
Mayers Pasztor, Swanson Hol-
Child Protection Services, Saint-
linger, Inkelas, & Halfon, 1, 33
Jacques, Cloutier, Pauzé, Sim-
Issues of Shared Parenting of
ard, Gagné, & Poulin, 6, 941.
LGBTQ Children and Youth in
Potential for Successful Family
Foster Care: Preparing Foster
Foster Care: Conceptualizing
Parents for New Roles, Craig-
Competency Domains for
Oldsen, Craig, & Morton, 2, 267
Foster Parents, Buehler et al.,
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy:
3, O2c.
Application of an Empirically
Relationship Between Child Dis-
Supported Treatment to Mal-
ability and Living Arrangement
treated Children in Foster Care,
in Child Welfare, Romney, Li-
Timmer, Urquiza, Herschell,
trownik, Newton, & Lau, 6, 965.
McGrath, Zebell, Porter, & Var-
Model Programs, see Programs gas, 6, 919
Parents as Developing Adult
Native American Learners, Marienau & Segal,
Indian Family Exception Doctrine: 5. 767.
Still Losing Children Despite the Parents and Their Young Adult Chil-
Indian Child Welfare Act, Cross, dren: Transitions to Adulthood,
4, 671. Gitelson & McDermott, 5, 853.
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Parenting: A Relationship-Oriented The Model Standards Project: Creat-
and Competency-Based ing Inclusive Systems for LGBT
Process, Heath, 5, 749. Youth in Out-of-Home Care,
The Potential for Successful Family Wilber, Reyes, & Marksamer,
Foster Care: Conceptualizing 2. 133:
Competency Domains for Fos- Outcomes for a Transitional Living
ter Parents, Buehler et al., Program Serving LGBTQ Youth
S020: in New York City, Nolan, 2, 385.
The Story of a Gay Foster Parent, Putting the Pieces Together for
Patrick, 2, 123. Queer Youth: A Model of Inte-
Thinking Critically About the Inter- grated Assessment of Need
net: Suggestions for Practition- and Program Planning, Ber-
ers, Martland & Rothbaum, beret, 2, 361.
Over.
Recidivism
Thinking Mindfully About Parenting
Risk Assessment in Child Sexual
and Parenting Education,
Abuse Cases, Levenson &
McDermott, 5, 741.
Morin, 1, 59.
Trends in Popular Parenting Books
and the Need for Parental Criti- Reunification
cal Thinking, Connell-Carrick, Achieving Permanency for LGBTQ
5, 819. Youth, Jacobs & Freundlich, 2,
299.
Parenting Education, see Parenting Facilitating Visitation for Infants with
Prenatal Substance Exposure,
Permanency Burry & Wright, 6, 899.
Achieving Permanency for LGBTQ
Youth, Jacobs & Freundlich, 2, Risk Assessment
299. Risk Assessment in Child Sexual
Facilitating Visitation for Infants with Abuse Cases, Levenson &
Prenatal Substance Exposure, Morin, 1, 59.
Burry & Wright, 6, 899.
Standards of Practice, see Best
Practice
Professional Development, see
Training and Curricula Technology
Thinking Critically About the Internet:
Programs Suggestions for Practitioners,
Bridges, Barriers, and Boundaries, Martland & Rothbaum, 5, 837.
McHaelen, 2, 407.
Comprehensive Family Services Temporary Assistance for Needy
and Customer Satisfaction Out- Families (TANF)
comes, Huebner et al., 4, 691. The Impact of State TANF Policy
Decisions on Kinship Care Foster Youth Emancipating from
Providers, Anderson, 4, 715. Care: Caseworkers’ Reports on
Needs and Services, Leathers
Training and Curricula & Testa, 3, 463
Bridges, Barriers, and Boundaries,
Issues of Shared Parenting of
McHaelen, 2, 407.
LGBTQ Children and Youth
Building a Professional Develop-
in Foster Care: Preparing
ment System: A Case Study
Foster Parents for New Roles,
of North Carolina's Parenting
Craig-Oldsen, Craig, & Morton,
Education Experiences, Bryan
2, 267.
Jr. et al., 5, 803
Competencies of a Parent Educator: Legal Rights of LGBT Youth
What Does a Parent Educator in State Custody: What Child
Need To Know and Do? Welfare and Juvenile Justice
Cooke, 5, 785. Professionals Need to Know,
Issues of Shared Parenting of Estrada & Marksamer, 2, 171.
LGBTQ Children and Youth in Model Standards Project: Creat-
Foster Care: Preparing Foster ing Inclusive Systems for LGBT
Parents for New Roles, Craig- Youth in Out-of-Home Care,
Oldsen, Craig, & Morton, 2, 267.
Wilber, Reyes, & Marksamer,
2, 133.
Transgender, see LGBTQ
Outcomes for a Transitional Living
Website, see Technology Program Serving LGBTQ Youth
in New York City, Nolan, 2, 385.
Well-Being
Predictors of Running Away from
An Analysis of Selected Measures
Family Foster Care, Nesmith,
of Child Well-Being for Use at
3, 585
School- and Community-Based
Family Resource Centers, Smith Regional Listening Forums: An
& Brun, 6, 985. Examination of the Methodolo-
gies Used by the Child Wel-
World Wide Web, see Technology fare League of America and
Lambda Legal to Highlight the
Youth in Care
Experiences of LGBTQ Youth
Achieving Permanency for LGBTQ
in Care, Woronoff & Estrada,
Youth, Jacobs & Freundlich, 2,
2. oF.
299
Enhancing the Validity of Foster Care Slamming the Closet Door: Working
Follow-up Studies Through Mul- with Gay and Lesbian Youth in
tiple Alumni Location Strategies, Care, Ragg, Patrick, & Ziefert,
Williams et al., 3, 499 2, 243.
CHILD WELFARE « VOL. LXXXV, #6 » November/December
Author Index of North Carolina’s Parenting
Education Experiences," 5, 803.
Anderson, Steven G., “The Impact Buehler, Cheryl; Rhodes, Kathryn
of State TANF Policy Decisions W.; Orme, John G.; & Cudde-
on Kinship Care Providers,” back, Gary, “The Potential for
4740 Successful Family Foster Care:
Conceptualizing Competency
Baker, D. Nico, see Van Leeuwen, Domains for Foster Parents,”
J.M. et al. SDS:
Bearinger, Linda, see Saewyc, E.M. Burry, Caroline Long, & Wright, Lois,
et al “Facilitating Visitation for Infants
Becker, Marion; Jordan, Neil; & with Prenatal Substance Expo-
Larsen, Rebecca, “Behavioral sure,” 6, 899.
Health Service Use and Costs
Among Children in Foster Canan, Linda, see Cohen, E.
Care,” 3, 633. Cloutier, Richard, see Saint-
Berberet, Heather M., “Putting the Jacques, M.-C. et al
Pieces Together tor Queer Cohen, Edward, & Canan, Linda,
Youth: A Model of Integrated “Closer to Home: Parent Men-
Assessment of Need and Pro- tors in Child Welfare,” 5, 867
gram Planning,” 2, 361. Combs, Leigh, see Saewyc, E.M.
Berge, Jerica M.; Mendenhall, Tai J.; et al
Wrobel, Gretchen M.; Grote- Connell-Carrick, Kelli, “Trends in
vant, Harold D.; & McRoy, Ruth Popular Parenting Books and
G., “Adolescents’ Feelings the Need for Parental Critical
about Openness in Adoption: Thinking,” 5, 819.
Implications for Adoption Agen- Cooke, Betty, “Competencies of a
cies,” 6, 1011. Parent Educator: What Does a
Boyle, S., see Van Leeuwen, J.M Parent Educator Need To Know
et al. and Do?,” 5, 785.
Brenner, Eliot, & Freundlich, Made- Craig, J. Ann, see Craig-Oildsen, H.
lyn, “Enhancing the Safety of Craig-Oldsen, Heather; Craig, J.
Children in Foster Care and Ann; & Morton, Thomas, “Is-
Family Support Programs: Auto- sues of Shared Parenting of
mated Critical Incident Report- LGBTQ Children and Youth in
ing,” 3, 611. Foster Care: Preparing Foster
Brun, Carl F., see Smith, M.K Parents for New Roles,” 2, 267.
Bryan Jr., George M.; DeBord, Cramer, Elizabeth P., see Matthews,
Karen; & Schrader, Karen, J.D.
“Building a Professional Devel- Critchfield, Becky, see Huebner,
opment System: A Case Study R.A. et al.