Author Archives: Helen Walker

Catch the early bird rate for CPD courses now!

Booking for CPD courses in 2015 is now open. These highly successful courses are led by Dr Susan Elsley and Professor Kay Tisdall, who have extensive experience in delivering education and training on research and consultation with children and young … read more

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Seminar at Stirling University

Wednesday 3rd December 2014.  ‘Digital Alcohol Marketing Strategies (DAMS) and their Influence on Adolescents’ Alcohol Consumption Behaviours and Identities’.

Richard Purves and Mark Grindle. Stirling campus, Room 4W6, Cottrell Building. 12.15 – 1.45 pm… read more

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New CRFR briefing available to download

Strengthening mother-child relationships as part of domestic violence recovery – CRFR briefing 72

Although domestic violence is harmful, recoveries from abuse are possible. Recovery, for women and their children, is a key concern for practitioners working with victims/survivors.
This briefing … read more

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Commission on childcare reform seeks parents views

The Commission for Childcare Reform was established earlier this year to gather evidence and provide advice to the Childcare Alliance on how childcare provision in Scotland might be organised and funded.

As part of the launch of #ChildcareChallengeScotland campaign which … read more

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CRFR associate researcher Sarah Nelson’s comments published in the Independent today

Sarah Nelson was the adviser to the Scottish parliamentary inquiry into child sexual exploitation (CSE) in 2013 and is a researcher and writer on sexual abuse issues. Read Sarah’s comments on the Rotherham Child Abuse case published in the Independent … read more

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CRFR welcomes Dr Angelique Jenney and Professor Ramona Alaggia from Toronto University

CRFR is delighted to welcome Dr Angelique Jenney and Professor Ramona Alaggia from Toronto to the centre today. Angelique will give an informal seminar on supporting mothers who have experienced violence. The visit will also allow for a meeting with … read more

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