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Intensive ways of working with children on the edge of care are worth the expense, says Action for Children
By Luke Stevenson on June 4, 2015 in Children & Family support
A charity has praised the “reliability” of outcomes from two models developed in North America that requires intense work with families and vulnerable children.
Action for Children, in its annual ‘Impact Report’ published this week, praised the Functional Family Therapy (FFT) and multi-systemic therapy (MST) methods it is using to work with children.
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