Secondary trauma prevention in rural child welfare: professionals' self-care strategies / Joanne Riebschleger and Barbara J. Pierce. Theories for rural child welfare / Barbara J. Pierce -- Poverty, pavement, and paying attention: rural child welfare practice in the American Great Plains / Debra Norris -- Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match: rural resource family and child matching / Heather Craig-Oldsen -- Cultural humility within rural practice wisdom / Debra Norris -- Adoption social work in rural New England / Barbara J. Pierce -- Working with Aboriginal families in Canada / Khadija Khaja -- A new social ill in Ishpeming / Joanne Riebschleger -- On your country: living and working respectfully with Aboriginal families in rural Australia / Rochelle Hine -- Rural social work in a Native American community / Toni Hail -- Providing services to children of recent military veterans / Andrea Kephart -- Domestic violence postdeployment: the case of the Martin family / Steven M. Hyer -- Child welfare: two kingdoms collide / Susie T. Cashwell -- Coming out in rural America: the case of Emilio Hernandez / Richard Brandon-Friedman and Gail Folaron -- Technology and child welfare practice: lessons from Montana / Charlie Wellenstein -- Foster care stigma and ethical boundary violations in the rural child welfare workplace / Angelique Day -- Rural relationship, resources, and rhythms: a child welfare training program learns about workforce development for (and from) rural and tribal child welfare workers / Katharine Cahn and Michelle Warden -- Secondary trauma prevention in rural child welfare: professionals' self-care strategies / Joanne Riebschleger and Barbara J. Pierce.
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