TLSWuk is now on Social Media!

TLSWuk is the newly formed UK branch of TLSWi, and we are now on social media.
You can find us at TLSWuk on twitter, Instagram and Linkedin.
Please look us up and follow!

 
 

Research evidence underpinning the Rose Model in Therapeutic Life Story Work

Therapeutic Life Story Work International is excited to be able to share the recent research paper that has taken place in Australia by Deakin University evidencing that the Rose Model in TLSW supports our practice and purpose.  

The overall report has exceeded our expectations, however we are delighted with the conclusion, and recommendation of the advantages and effectiveness of applying the Rose Model in TLSW, and the long-term impact that TLSW has on children and young people.

Please click the link below to access the full report…

Therapeutic-Life-Story-Work_Full-Report-2022

Short Life Story Video

Kendra Morris Jacobson oversees the Oregon Post Adoption Resource Centre (ORPARC).  Kendra has put together a short video about Life Story Work, click the link below to watch…..

 

Podcast – Kendra Morris Jacobson interview

Kendra Morris Jacobson oversees the Oregon Post Adoption Resource Centre (ORPARC) In this interview Kendra talks about the history and state of the research around Lifebooks and Lifestory Work, and how this framework can be more accessible for integration into child welfare practice.  Click the link below to listen to the podcast…
CASCW Podcast Channel – Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare (umn.edu)

Funding awarded for children’s social care work in Gateshead, Darlington and South Tyneside

Blue Cabin
Funding has been awarded to roll out a new approach to working with care-experienced children and young people across three local authorities in the North East.
The Creative Life Story Work project uses creative activities facilitated by professional artists, combined with therapeutic life story work, to help children and young people better understand their own life stories, and improve their lives at home and school.
The project builds on earlier work carried out in South Tyneside and will now be rolled out across Darlington Borough Council and Gateshead Council, thanks to funding awarded by What Works for Children’s Social Care (WWCSC).
Blue Cabin has been working with South Tyneside Council, a team of Associate Artists and Professor Richard Rose (TLSWi), to develop this new way of helping children and young people talk about and understand their life stories.
To read the full article and listen to Podcasts please click on the following links…
Blue Cabin – Creative Life Story Work
Creative Life Story Work — blue cabin (wearebluecabin.com)
Creative Life Story Work Podcasts