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New Student Orientationwill be providing more information and training for most of these services closer to the start of term. The links below are just for preliminary information.

Buchanan, F. (2018) Mothering babies in domestic violence: beyond attachment theory. London: Routledge.We are now exploring a new way our customers can book assisted travel services through a prototype app that has the potential to improve the experience for all, delivering a more streamlined and efficient passenger assistance service. We are currently looking for passengers to test this prototype. See here for more details. Aural and Visual Humphreys, C. et al (2006) ‘Talking to my mum’: developing communication between mothers and children in the aftermath of domestic violence. Journal of Social Work, 6(1): 53-63.

children had fewer emotional and behavioural difficulties; reductions were greater among children who received DART than those involved in an alternative service The impact of the evaluation was measured by comparing the outcomes of the DART group and comparison group. The longer-term effects of the evaluation were measured by comparing the results of the measures collected at time 3 with the time 1 and time 2 data, to see if any improvements had been maintained over time. The second impact evaluation

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There will be a full water safety crew on the water at all times. If you need support or you notice another swimmer needs help, please alert one of the lifeguards. A full safety briefing will be provided before the swim in Totnes. Supporters without a parking pass should park at Totnes and take a coach to Greenway to watch the swimmers finish. practitioners, mothers and children said that the joint sessions helped them to work together; the sessions helped children share their experiences of the abuse, and their mothers to understand them