Evolution of Child Guidance: From History to Modern Practices
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Table Contents
Definition
Introduction
Components of Child Guidance
History
of
Child Guidance
Mission
of Child Guidance
Services Under
Child Guidance
About
Child Guidance
Conclusion
2
Definition
Child Guidance was both an evolving 20th-century
social construct, sometimes called the Child
Guidance Movement, and an influential network of
multidisciplinary clinics set up to address the
problems of childhood and adolescence.
3
Introduction
•
It was the first child-centred institutional
response to meet perceived child and youth
behavioural and mental disorders.
•
It therefore predated the advent of child
psychiatry as a medical specialism and of
distinct child psychiatric departments as part
of modern hospital settings.
4
Components of Child Guidance
5
History of Child Guidance
•
The movement can be dated to 1906 Chicago as a
response to juvenile delinquency, when the city
was at the forefront of progressive ideas about
legislation and treatment.
•
Striving towards civic advancement and supported
by the city's interested professionals such as
teachers, social workers, lawyers, academics,
doctors, community leaders and politicians, the
Juvenile Courts and correctional institutions ended
the incarceration of children with adults.
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History of Child Guidance
•
England's first child guidance clinic was "The
East London Child Guidance Clinic" opened
on 21 November 1927, under the direction
of Dr Emanuel Miller, with assistance from
Meyer Fortes.
•
It was established by the Jewish Health
Organisation, aided by the LCC, to help
children deemed to have emotional,
behavioural and educational difficulties.
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History of Child Guidance
•
The Clinic was located in the former Jews
Free School in Bell Lane, Spitalfields.[10] A
second clinic, the London Child Guidance
Clinic, opened under Dr William Moodie in
1929 in Islington. It became the country's
main centre for training in child guidance.
•
The first child guidance clinic to open in a
voluntary hospital was at Guy's Hospital,
London in 1930.
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8
History of Child Guidance
•
The initial model adopted by child guidance
clinics in England was to act as a child and
adolescent assessment centre staffed by a lead
physician, later a child psychiatrist, assisted by
an educational psychologist, or sometimes a
clinical psychologist and trained social workers.
•
Referrals would come in the main from schools,
nurseries, (juvenile) magistrates, police, general
practitioners and parents.
9
Mission of Child Guidance
Restoring and Strengthening Emotional Wellbeing
of Children and Families :
•
Beyond the families best effort to give their child
an accomplishing and joyous life, the journey of
all children do not follow an expected pathway.
•
Some children experience sadness, guilt,
worthlessness, fear or respond to others in
anger, may harm themselves or others and the
like.
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10
Mission of Child Guidance
•
Some children may be limited in their
attention concentration, ability to stay
focused, ability to learn academics, social
skills, peer relationships.
•
Yet all children deserve opportunities to
dream for their lives, experience happy lives
and reach their fullest potential.
11
Services Under Child Guidance
•
Child Guidance Center offers families
comprehensive diagnostic assessments by
qualified team of Child development
professional, Child counselors, Psychiatrist,
Psychologist and Speech therapist.
•
It offers specialized screening and diagnosis
of children suspected of, at risk of or showing
learning, behavior, attention, and
developmental difficulties.
●●●
12
Services Under Child Guidance
•
Our team helps the child and family in
recognizing what is coming in the way of
success and happiness and find ways to make
life bloom despite the limitations.
•
Assessment Services of the Center are
available. Parents who are concerned about
the child's learning, emotional and
behavioral difficulties can contact the Centre
from assessment and guidance.
13
About Child Guidance
•
The development of a child is shaped by his or
her unique biological, psychological and social
environment.
•
Thus to understand the child, the team works
together with the child and family to discover
his or her unique profile and find ways to reach
the goal post of success and accomplishments
through the child's emotional and cognitive
abilities within its family situation.
14
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Benefits of Child Guidance
Conclusion
The first goal of child guidance is to help children
learn social skills that will enable them to get
along with other people.
The second aim is to maintain classrooms in
which each child can feel secure and comfortable
while learning.
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References
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Wikipedia.org
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Child guidance, a social construct of the 20th century, addresses childhood and adolescence problems through a network of multidisciplinary clinics. Starting from its historical roots in Chicago, England's pioneering clinics, such as The East London Child Guidance Clinic, paved the way for the development of modern practices in child psychiatry and behavioral intervention.
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Table Contents Definition Introduction Components of Child Guidance History of Child Guidance Mission of Child Guidance Services Under Child Guidance About Child Guidance Conclusion 2
Definition Child Guidance was both an evolving 20th-century social construct, sometimes called the Child Guidance Movement, and an influential network of multidisciplinary clinics set up to address the problems of childhood and adolescence. 3
Introduction It was the first child-centred institutional response to meet perceived child and youth behavioural and mental disorders. It therefore predated the advent of child psychiatry as a medical specialism and of distinct child psychiatric departments as part of modern hospital settings. 4
History of Child Guidance The movement can be dated to 1906 Chicago as a response to juvenile delinquency, when the city was at the forefront of progressive ideas about legislation and treatment. Striving towards civic advancement and supported by the city's interested professionals such as teachers, social workers, lawyers, academics, doctors, community leaders and politicians, the Juvenile Courts and correctional institutions ended the incarceration of children with adults. 6
History of Child Guidance England's first child guidance clinic was "The East London Child Guidance Clinic" opened on 21 November 1927, under the direction of Dr Emanuel Miller, with assistance from Meyer Fortes. It was established by the Jewish Health Organisation, aided by the LCC, to help children deemed to have emotional, behavioural and educational difficulties. 7
History of Child Guidance The Clinic was located in the former Jews Free School in Bell Lane, Spitalfields.[10] A second clinic, the London Child Guidance Clinic, opened under Dr William Moodie in 1929 in Islington. It became the country's main centre for training in child guidance. The first child guidance clinic to open in a voluntary hospital was at Guy's Hospital, London in 1930. 8
History of Child Guidance The initial model adopted by child guidance clinics in England was to act as a child and adolescent assessment centre staffed by a lead physician, later a child psychiatrist, assisted by an educational psychologist, or sometimes a clinical psychologist and trained social workers. Referrals would come in the main from schools, nurseries, (juvenile) magistrates, police, general practitioners and parents. 9
Mission of Child Guidance Restoring and Strengthening Emotional Wellbeing of Children and Families : Beyond the families best effort to give their child an accomplishing and joyous life, the journey of all children do not follow an expected pathway. Some children experience sadness, guilt, worthlessness, fear or respond to others in anger, may harm themselves or others and the like. 10
Mission of Child Guidance Some children may be limited in their attention concentration, ability to stay focused, ability to learn academics, social skills, peer relationships. Yet all children deserve opportunities to dream for their lives, experience happy lives and reach their fullest potential. 11
Services Under Child Guidance Child Guidance Center offers families comprehensive diagnostic assessments by qualified team of Child development professional, Child counselors, Psychiatrist, Psychologist and Speech therapist. It offers specialized screening and diagnosis of children suspected of, at risk of or showing learning, behavior, attention, and developmental difficulties. 12
Services Under Child Guidance Our team helps the child and family in recognizing what is coming in the way of success and happiness and find ways to make life bloom despite the limitations. Assessment Services of the Center are available. Parents who are concerned about the child's learning, emotional and behavioral difficulties can contact the Centre from assessment and guidance. 13
About Child Guidance The development of a child is shaped by his or her unique biological, psychological and social environment. Thus to understand the child, the team works together with the child and family to discover his or her unique profile and find ways to reach the goal post of success and accomplishments through the child's emotional and cognitive abilities within its family situation. 14
Conclusion The first goal of child guidance is to help children learn social skills that will enable them to get along with other people. The second aim is to maintain classrooms in which each child can feel secure and comfortable while learning. 16
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