IN THIS ISSUE: SEPARATION AND ATTACHMENT

Volume 2, Number 4 children s Services Practice Notes is a news-letter for North Carolina s child welfare work-ers produced four times a year by the NorthCarolina Division of Social Services and theFamily and children s Resource Program, partof the Jordan Institute for Families and theSchool of Social Work at the University of NorthCarolina at Chapel summarizing recent research, we try to giveyou new ideas for refining your practice. How-ever, this publication is not intended to replaceregular supervision and peer consultation onlyto enhance us hear frLet us hear frLet us hear frLet us hear frLet us hear from you!om you!om you!om you!om you!If you would like to comment about somethingthat appears in this or any other issue ofChildren s Services Practice Notes, please doso! Address your comments to:John McMahonJordan Institute for FamiliesUNC CH School of Social WorkChapel Hill, NC 27599-3550 State Courier Number: 14-24-11 Tel: (919) 962-6484. Fax: (919) : StafNewsletter StafNewsletter StafNewsletter StafNewsletter StaffffffJoanne Caye, MSW, AdvisorLane Cooke, MSW, AdvisorJohn McMahon, MA, EditorKaren Randolph, MSW, WriterIN THIS ISSUE: SEPARATION AND ATTACHMENTThe painful effects of SEPARATION andloss are experienced by children andtheir families, social workers, fosterparents, adoptive parents everyonetouched by child welfare social this issue of Practice Notes, welook at these powerful forces.

Volume 2, Number 4 Children’s Services Practice Notes is a news-letter for North Carolina’s child welfare work-ers produced four times a year by the North

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