The Quality of Child Protection Buffers the Need for Emergency Child Removals—An Analysis of the Finnish Child Protection System

Hietamäki, Juulia; Seppälä, Piia; Toikko, Timo

doi:10.1080/01488376.2023.2247015

Journal of Social Service Research

2023

DOI: 10.1080/01488376.2023.2247015

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The Quality of Child Protection Buffers the Need for Emergency Child Removals—An Analysis of the Finnish Child Protection System

Juulia Hietamäki

Piia Seppälä

Timo Toikko

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Early Lifespan Trauma in Finnish Young Adults With an Out‐of‐Home Care Background—An Ecological Systems Perspective

Leinonen,

Kaittila,

Alin

et al. 2024

Child & Family Social Work

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Young people living in out‐of‐home care often have a history of adverse childhood experiences which are traumatic in nature and have long‐term influence on individuals. This article analyses the experiences of Finnish young adults with a history of out‐of‐home care and mental health challenges, in regard to their experienced trauma and interpretations of the traumatizing factors during their early lifespan. The ecological systems theory by Bronfenbrenner is used as a tool in the analysis. The article sheds light on how the experiences of trauma are connected to the levels of the ecological systems theory and how different social factors can contribute to the experience of trauma. Understanding the traumatic experiences of adolescents with an OOHC background requires a thorough consideration of all the levels of the ecological systems theory. Traumatization is often a fusion of acute, chronic and complex traumas that should be better acknowledged in child welfare work.

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Early Lifespan Trauma in Finnish Young Adults With an Out‐of‐Home Care Background—An Ecological Systems Perspective

Leinonen,

Kaittila,

Alin

et al. 2024

Child & Family Social Work

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The Quality of Child Protection Buffers the Need for Emergency Child Removals—An Analysis of the Finnish Child Protection System

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Early Lifespan Trauma in Finnish Young Adults With an Out‐of‐Home Care Background—An Ecological Systems Perspective

Early Lifespan Trauma in Finnish Young Adults With an Out‐of‐Home Care Background—An Ecological Systems Perspective

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