Welcome to another week.
A recent article in Community Care questions the jargon used in child protection, calling it divisive, demeaning and devoid of feeling. The piece comes after Researching Reform featured findings from Scotland’s care system review which recommended that the language used by social workers should be overhauled to make it less alienating for children in care. This site invited readers to consider whether the language needed to be reviewed in England and Wales, as well.
The use of corporate style language inside the care system is something we have written extensively about. In 2015 we wrote a piece for Lexis Nexis on what we felt was unhelpful and unnecessarily cold language inside the family justice system, affecting not only children in care homes, but families and litigants in person too.
Our question this week then, is just this: what words or phrases currently used inside the child protection sector do you dislike?
An MP can die and all is let loose in the media and Governments with untold millions set aside for more talks, but what would happen if one of Governments had a child stolen, nothing because Governments and the elite never have their kids stolen by their own SS police social workers and the rest, if they did it would be world war 3
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“the Perpetrator” used to describe parents by Social workers.
Abused”
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you “Abused” your child, often used against parents in Meetings etc.
“My Legal” used by Social workers.
“interim care order” used by Social workers.
“Sexualised behavior” often used by Social workers to damage parents via Contact centres.
other “professionals” said XYZ.
Unsubstanciated” often used in stage 2 investigation response by LAs.
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‘birth mother’ small type as well, no such thing as ‘birth’ mother you are one & only Mother forever this really pisses me off & LAC no their not looked after by ‘them’ they are kidnapped as far as most parents (& children are concerned’ She was ‘hostile’ because no you can’t have my daughter’s certificate it’s not your property! She ‘may’ not be able to protect in the future … you either can or you can’t no ‘may’ in it ‘future’ CRYSTAL BALLS MAKE ME ANGRY what do they read palms too!
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