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Staff
Social workers attended talks, day conferences and courses in relation to specific
aspects of their work as follows:—
"The Family and the Chronically 111 Child"—Royal College of G.P.s, R.C.G.P.
"The Battered Child"—Dilemmas in Management—St. Bartholomew's Hospital
"Battered Children"—N.S.P.C.C.
"Social Work with Immigrants"—Africa Centre
"Community Work in London"—London Council of Social Service
"Course for Potential Supervisors"—L.B.T.C.
"Working with the Family as a Group"—L.B.T.C.
"Introduction to Student Supervision"—University Extension Course
"Loneliness"—Royal Society of Health
"Problems of Adolescence"—Royal Society of Health
"The Visually Handicapped Child"—Royal Society of Health
"Children Who Don't Talk"—Inter Clinic Child Guidance Conference
"Modern Aids to Hearing"—College of Deaf Welfare
"Compulsive Gambling and the Family"—Churches' Council on Gambling.
Students
Placements continued to be provided for professional and pre-professional course
students for varying periods of practical work. In addition, social administration
students visited the section for discussions with staff and talks were given to students
from other departments and other disciplines.
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