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J F DiGiulio

Publications and source records attributed to J F DiGiulio.

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The child welfare practitioner as university teacher.

A growing number of child welfare practitioners are employed as part-time university teachers in social work programs. Understanding and utilizing practice ideas, methods, and skills applicable to the teaching role can facilitate the transition from agency to classroom.

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Self-acceptance: a factor in the adoption process.

This study determined that high self-acceptance of adoptive parents influenced high parental acceptance of their adopted children. A case is made for emphasizing self-acceptance in adoption procedures.

Adoption↗

A more humane workplace: responding to child welfare workers' personal losses.

The personal losses of employees, such as the death of a family member, divorce, or serious illness, can diminish work performance and increase stress. This study surveyed 106 child welfare workers on the type of personal loss they experienced; the kinds of benefits and emotional support they received from their employing organization, supervisor, and coworkers; their expectations; and potential problem areas. Eighty-five percent of the workers endured a loss during their current employment. They received the most help from their coworkers, followed by their immediate supervisors, and then the employing organization. Those suffering a loss would have liked more emotional support, acknowledgment of the loss, and a longer leave of absence for recovery than they received.

Adaptation, Psychological↗