Vol. 52 No. 4 (2016)

Articles

• NGOs IN SPAIN AND SOUTH AFRICA: IN THE LINE OF TWO FIRES

  Lambert Engelbrecht, Abigail Ornellas, María-Asunción Martínez-Román, Juan Tortosa-Martinez

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• JAPANESE MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT: WHY DID JAPAN BECOME A COUNTRY WITH SO MANY PSYCHIATRIC CARE BEDS?

  Tomoko Kanata

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• THE PERSPECTIVES OF SOUTH AFRICAN LEGAL PROFESSIONALS ON RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: AN EXPLORATIVE QUALITATIVE STUDY

  Dap Louw, Lezahne van Wyk

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• WORKING ON TRAUMA – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF TF-CBT WORK WITH CHILD SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ABUSE

  Leon Holtzhausen, Ashleigh Ross, Rian Perry

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• A GROUP INTERVENTION PROGRAMME FOR ADULT SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE

  Ansie Fouché, Hayley Walker-Williams

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• UTILISING GROUP WORK IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES: VIEWS OF CHILD PROTECTION SOCIAL WORKERS

  Josane Van Huyssteen, Marianne Strydom

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• DISTANCE PARENTING – IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE

  Boitumelo Khothatso Seepamore

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• FIELD INSTRUCTION: IS THE HEART OF SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION STILL BEATING IN THE EASTERN CAPE?

  Kim Schmidt, John Victor Rautenbach

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