PAPER
PRESENTATIONS, WORKSHOPS AND MINI COURSES
- given in numerical order of presentation
- please refer to the separate timetable
- names refer to actual presentators, not necessarily to
all who are involved in the research or study
Friday 9 August
at 11.00 - 12.30
Tampere Hall
1. DIMENSIONS OF CHILDHOOD: RISK AND PROTECTIVE MECHANISMS
IN THE LIFE SITUATION OF CHILDREN WITH FAS
Viittala Kaisu, Finland
2. REALITY THERAPY/CHOICE THEORY
Eberwein Carolyn A, USA
3. PROCESSING LOSS
McNitt Myrna, USA
4. EVALUATION OF A SPECIALIST FOSTER CARE PROJECT
Hill Malcolm, UK
5. THE DYNAMICS OF FOSTERING IN PÄRNU 1995-2002
Siplane Andres, Estonia
6. THE NEW WINDS OF SUPPORT FAMILY WORK
Keränen Saara and Opari Päivi, Finland
7. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN,
WHILE THE CHILDREN STAY IN FOSTERCARE
Greibe Kirsten, Denmark
8. POST ADOPTION COUNSELLING FOR ADOPTIVE FAMILIES IN
FINLAND
Rauma Kerstin, Finland
9. FOSTERING FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS - A ROMANIAN
EXPERIENCE
Serban Elena, Secareanu Carmen, Munteanu Eugenia,
Tenovici Dinu, Romania
10. CHOICES FOR CHILDREN - ESPECIALLY IN NORTH-EASTERN
RUSSIA - EXPERIENCES OF SAVE THE CHILDREN FINLAND
Eskelinen Juha, Finland
11. REAL LIFE AT STAKE ON STAGE
Pörhölä Juha, Villa Artes, Finland
12. CHILDREN BECOMING MASTERS OF THEIR OWN LIVES
Salomäki Tapio and Janhunen Lari , Finland
Friday 9 August
at 11.00 - 12.30
University
13. IT IS ALL IN THE FAMILY
van Pagée Robert and Van der Horst Hannie, The
Netherlands
14. PITY TOWARDS FOSTER CHILDREN AND WHY TO AVOID IT
Kulevtsova Tatyana, Kyrgyz Republic
15. THE HOLLYGROVE VALUES PROGRAM: STRENGTHENING THE
ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF FAMILY LIFE
Nelson Judith, USA
Friday 9 August
at 14.00 - 15.30
Tampere Hall
2. Mini course continues...
17. CHILDHOOD HISTORY AND ATTACHMENT REPRESENTATIONS AMONG
BIRTHPARENTS OF CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE
Kalland Mirjam, Finland
18. INFANCY, CHILDHOOD, ADOLESCENCE AND BEYOND
McNitt Myrna, USA
19. TWO SETS OF PARENTS: CONTACT AND COOPERATION
HavikToril, Norway
20. CORRECTIVE EXPERIENCES - HEALING RELATIONSHIPS
Tuovila Pirjo, Finland
21. FOSTERING ABROAD - A GERMAN EXPERIENCE
Pereira Brian, Germany
22. SEARCHING FOR THE BIRTH PARENTS´ ROLE
Koisti-Auer Anna-Liisa and Möller Sointu, Finland
23. LET'S LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF CHILDREN WHO FOSTER
Hakkarainen Pirjo, Finland
24. MEDICAL FOSTER CARE: RECRUITMENT, RETENTION, RIGORS
AND REWARDS
Broady Pamela and Fike Regina, USA
25. JOIN TO JOY FOR PARENTHOOD
Wennermark Pirjo-Liisa and Wallenius Tuula, Finland
26. LISTENING TO THE FOSTER CHILDREN'S VOICES THROUGH
CHILD-FRIENDLY METHOD AND EQUIPMENT
Holmberg Tiina, Finland
27. THE FINNISH SAVE THE CHILDREN ORGANIZATION'S MODEL OF
ADOPTION COUNSELLING IN INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTIONS, Adoption
parent's comments
Piskunen Annika and Pasanen Kaarina, Finland
Friday 9 August
at 14.00 - 15.30
University
28. A FRAMEWORK FOR THE REGULATION OF FOSTER CARE - THE
SCOTTISH PROPOSALS
Kosonen Marjut, Scotland, UK
29. CHALLENGING TIME FOR BULGARIAN CHILDREN
Dimova Nina, Bulgaria
Saturday 10 August
at 11.00 - 12.30
Tampere Hall
32. SIJAISKASVATTAJAN JAKSAMINEN - KOULUTUKSEN JA
TYÖNOHJAUKSEN MERKITYS
(To be presented in Finnish.)
Tuovila Pirjo, Finland
33. JAETTU VANHEMMUUS?
(To be presented in Finnish.)
Marjatta and Henrik Weckström, Finland
34. RECORD KEEPING -THE PARTNERSHIP OF CARE FOR THE CHILD
McNitt Myrna, USA
35. BIOLOGISTEN VANHEMPIEN ROOLI LASTENSUOJELUSSA
(To be presented in Finnish.)
Koisti-Auer Anna-Liisa and Möller Sointu, Finland
36. FAMILY AS COMMUNITY - COMMUNITY AS FAMILY
Walton Pat, UK
37. FOSTER MOTHERS AS ACTORS IN MANY SCENES -PSYCHODRAMA
AS A METHOD OF SUPERVISION
Rantamäki Kirsi and Eklund Katja, Finland
38. COLLABORATION BETWEEN FOSTER CARERS AND SOCIAL WORKERS
White Cora E. and Robert Weatherby, USA
39. THE PRIDE PROGRAM
Wadenbo AnnMarie, Sweden and van der Horst, Hannie, The
Netherlands
40. FOSTER-DAY-CARE
de Wit Nicolet and Bouman Lenie, The Netherlands
41. DELAT FÖRÄLDRASKAP?
(To be presented in Swedish)
Weckström Marjatta and Henrik, Finland
42. ON BECOMING INDEPENDENT
Kallioniemi Minna, Finland
43. PART OF THE FAMILY- ATTACHMENT, RESILIENCE AND FOSTER
CARE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN
Schofield Gillian, UK
44. OUR FOSTER CHILD IS FEELING SAFE AT OUR HOME.- WHAT
IS THE DANGER FOR US?
Ottes Fenno, Huisman Rijk, The Netherlands
45. ATTACHMENT AND TRAUMA: INTERVENTIONS HELPING FAMILIES
PROMOTE RECOVERY AND RESILIENCE
(interpreted into Finnish)
Cairns Kate, UK
Saturday 10 August
at 13.30 - 15.00
Tampere Hall
46. GROWING UP WITH FOSTER SIBLINGS
Höjer Ingrid, Sweden
47. FOSTER CARE MAKES THE INVISIBLE CHILD VISIBLE, BUT IT
TAKES MOTIVATION, TIME, RESOURCES AND INNOVATION
Kjellberg Kristian, Sweden and Sundt Hege, Norway
48. LOVE AND LOGIC: PARENTING TECHNIQUES FOR INFANTS,
CHILDREN AND TEENS
McNitt Myrna, USA
49. ESITTELY TILAPÄISISTÄ SIJAISPERHEISTÄ TUKHOLMASSA
(To be presented in Finnish)
Nilsson Pirkko, Eriksson Leila, Jansén Christina,
Degerlund Sinikka, Sweden
50. QUALITY SYSTEM AS A METHOD TO BECOME BETTER FOSTER
FAMILIES HOW TO USE QUALITYSYSTEM ENSURING BEST QUALITY IN
LIVING IN A HOME
Kindgren Gretel, Sweden
51. EVIDENCE BASED FOSTER CARER ASSESSMENTS
Asquith Jane, UK
52. DON'T BECOME ATTACHED - FEEL AT HOME - LIVING IN A
SHORT-TERM FOSTER HOME
Särkkinen Outi and Karvinen Mikko, Finland
53. THE ROAD LESS TRAVELLED BY OR FOSTER CARE IN KOSOVO
Dashi Feride, FRY/Kosovo and Mikkonen Eppu, Finland
54. HOW TO FIND A PLACE UNDER THE SUN FOR YOURSELF AND
YOUR CHILDREN
Müllender-Tater Darina, Slovakia
55. FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCES - TO PUT THE CHILD IN FOCUS
Näslund Ewa, Sweden
56. FOSTER CHILDREN'S SIBLING RELATIONSHIPS
Kosonen Marjut, Scotland, UK
57. FLOURISHING IN FOSTER CARE - AN EXPLORATION OF THE
FACTORS THAT ARE CONTRIBUTING TO SUCCESSFUL OUTCOMES IN A
GROUP OF LONG TERM FOSTER PLACEMENTS
Beek Mary and Schofield Gillian, UK
58. MAKING SENSE: HOW THEORY AND RESEARCH CAN HELP IN THE
CARE OF TRAUMATIZED CHILDREN
Cairns Kate, UK
59. "THE STORY OF EMIL´S JOURNEY THROUGH FOSTERCARE
"
(interpreted into Finnish)
Holmgren Pia, Johnsson Ingrid and Lidberg Stefan, Sweden
Saturday 10 August
at 15.30 - 17.00
Tampere Hall
60. FATHERS - WHAT ARE THEY NEEDED FOR?
Sinkkonen Jari, Finland
47. Minicourse continues...
61. DEALING WITH WRONGDOING
van Pagée Robert, The Netherlands
62. MOTIVATION OF FOSTER/ADOPTIVE PARENTING
Levina Marina, Russia
63. DEVELOPING A PROFESSIONAL FOSTER CARE SERVICE
Asquith Jane, UK
64. OUT OF HOME CARE IN AUSTRALIA
Coleen Clare, Australia
65. ÄLÄ KIINNY- OLE KUIN KOTONASI!- elämää
päivystyskodissa
(To be presented in Finnish)
Särkkinen Outi and Karvinen Mikko, Finland
66. THE CO-OPERATION MODEL IN PRODUCING AND PROMOTING FOSTER
CARE SERVICES
Siekkinen Riitta and Pollari-Urrio Paula, Finland
67. FOSTER CARE IN SLOVAKIA FINDS ITS PLACE IN THE
SOCIETY
Müllender-Tater Darina, Slovakia
68. SATUTETTU KEHO - MITEN RAKENTAA EHEÄMPI SUHDE ITSEEN
(To be presented in Finnish)
Voipio Melina, Finland
69. THE HOME CONCEPT OF ABANDONED CHILDREN
Ana Muntean, Romania
70. FOSTER CARE: A PANACEA FOR INSTITUTIONALIZED CARE?
A Case Study of Romania's Implementation of Fostering
Kelso Michelle, USA
59. Mini course continues...
(Interpreted into Finnish)
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