Description
The MotC, like the CARE-index, from which it derived its patterns, was born in a child protection arena, which had an impact on some of the language used. However, its understanding of caregiving has always been both dyadic and systemic – with problems residing in relationships rather than individuals. Even the kinds of caregiving (Sensitive, Controlling, Unresponsive) refer to how the parent’s care might be experienced by a particular child rather than describing a kind of parent.However, these words appear morally loaded, and it still remains tricky to formulate an understanding from the MotC that can easil
| Period | 18 Jan 2021 |
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Research output
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Feeling ‘like you’re on … a prison ship’ – Understanding the caregiving and attachment narratives of parents of autistic children
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review