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CYC-Online

September 2026 (No. 331)

Editorial Comment: Editorial Comment: Farewell, My Friend
Kiaras Gharabaghi

From Our Archives: The Experience Arranger
Jack Phelan

Why Canada Needs a ‘Duty to Assess’ Young Caregivers, Not Just a ‘Duty to Report’
Yana Berardini

Common Sense, Caricaturization, and Recognition in Residential Services for Young People
Julian Andres Casas Corrales

Move More, Worry Less?
Gary Goldfield

Story Series #5: Echoes of Courage and Hope
Paul W. Baker

Becoming the Diagnosis
Hans Skott-Myhre

 

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And It Changed Me Somehow

 

And It Changed Me Somehow

Relational Child and Youth Care Encounters

Grant Charles and Thom Garfat, editors

 

You are invited to submit an article for consideration for publication by CYC-Net Press in a new title, And It Changed Me Somehow: Relational Child and Youth Care Encounters.
 
Our relationships with our clients, colleagues, mentors and managers can be powerful and, on occasion, life changing. The interactions we have with the people in our professional lives can be positive or negative. An encounter that ‘changed you somehow’.  An encounter that made you reconsider how you work, or how you are with young people, or how you engage with your teammates or, of course, how you think about yourself in this work.

We would like to hear about transformative moments you have had with people in your work life that have had a significant impact on you professionally and/or personally.

We are looking for 500-1000 words, first person stories. No references, just plain language.

It would be submitted by the end of October 2026.
 
If you are interested or have any questions please contact the editors here.

CYC Readings

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Reasons for sibling separation in care in England: A case file analysis
Florie J. E. Schmits

“Can I Survive on My Own?”: Young People’s Perspectives on the Implementation of Transition Planning in Out-of-Home Care
Hayley Wainwright, Sofia Grage-Moore, Melissa Savaglio, Sarah Morris, Danielle Newton, Ruby Sait, Helen Skouteris and Philip Mendes

“Because I don’t feel she’s working”: Educational relationship and adolescent participation in residential child care
Hodei Sarasa-Camacho

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