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A growing store of knowledge in the field of childhood disability

The TAC journal was previously published on paper and electronically as the Interconnections Quarterly Journal (IQJ). Now, individual articles are published online as free infomation resource for everyone with an interest in the field of childhood disability. Articles can be viewed by issue number in the menu on the left-hand side.

TAC Journal

A growing store of knowledge in the field of childhood disability

This web-based journal caters for everyone in the world of childhood disability and carries articles about support in the UK and other countries. We encourage articles from practitioners who work directly with children and families and we support people who have not written articles before. You can view articles by issue number, browse through the themes on the left hand side or search for keywords.

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An Interview with Professor Hilton Davis
Edited by Peter Limbrick
Interconnections, 2011
ISBN 978-0-9540976-5-3
£7.95

This publication is dedicated to everyone working in support of people who are vulnerable or in need for whatever reason. It is particularly for those who see that the system in which they work could be improved in terms of the quality of the support offered and the outcomes achieved.

Professor Hilton Davis’ success in his endeavour to create real and lasting change is there for all to see. Thanks to him and his colleagues we now have the scientifically validated Family Partnership Model, the   Centre for Parent and Child Support now at the Michael Rutter Centre at the Maudsley Hospital in London, and a successful professional training programme that has thousands of graduates in many countries.

It goes without saying that one cannot create significant change in any institution or organisation without being changed oneself. As the interview   progresses we see that Hilton Davis’ professional effort to develop a model of helping has also been a personal journey for this gifted and committed academic who remains modest about his abilities and achievements.

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