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The shifts in human services re-organization in Canada, and in particular the strategc shifts outlined by the Ministry of Children and Family Development in British Columbia have underscored the importance of the inclusion of communities, service users and parents in service planning. This qualitative case study explores the involvement and participation of parents as clients in multidisciplinary collaborative practice within the family resource program model of service delivery. Data was collected using semi - structured individual interviews and a document review at two sites. A thematic analysis generated major findings in two areas, 1) the framing of multidisciplinary collaborative practice and parent inclusion by the organizational milieu; 'LA and 2) the influence of service contracts, organizational policies and procedures, and work-place relationships on the service approaches. The study includes recommendations for policy and practice, suggested for funding bodies, multi-service community-based agencies, and family resource programs, and recommendations for additional research.

Cette thèse de Doctorat porte sur l’étude de « l’attachement et sa relation au profil du couple », selon une hypothèse qui attribue à des interactions vécues dans l’enfance et l’adolescence un rôle prépondérant quant au processus de développement personnel et affectif. Nous analysons les caractéristiques et la façon d’interpréter les vécus des interactions affectives familiales et dans les couples, tout au long des étapes du développement psychoaffectif. Nous dégageons l’influence de ces caractéristiques sur la manière d’être et de vivre les actuelles relations affectives. Dans cette recherche, nous avons utilisé une méthodologie mixte. Elle consiste en une analyse exploratoire cognitive, à partir de la réalisation d’une « Pré-étude » et d’un « Questionnaire » et en une analyse clinique, par la réalisation d’études de cas effectuées sur la population portugaise. Il s’agit de mettre en évidence les formes de l’attachement et le vécu des relations amoureuses au sein du couple. / This doctoral thesis focuses on the study of "attachment and its relationship to the profile of the couple," an approach that attributed to interactions experienced in childhood and adolescence an important role on the process of personal and emotional development. We analyze the features and how to interpret interactions experienced in the emotional, familiar and group of pairs context, during childhood and adolescence. We identify the influence of these characteristics in the way of being and living the current emotional relationships. In this research we used a mixed methodology which consists of a cognitive analysis (from the realization of a "pre-study" and a "Questionnaire") and a clinical analysis (by the studies of case) face to face with the Portuguese population is the basis of this analysis. Thus, this thesis focuses, in particular, the influence of attachment in the experience of romantic relationships in couples.

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The work deals with catechism and its impact on surrogate family care. The theoretical part charakterizes forms of surrogate family care, the importace of family for the psyche and identity of the child and family situation at present time. The Diploma charakterizes the Christian education of children and historici development of froms of catechesis. The practical part contains proposals, methods and topics of catechesis of children in surrogate care in families and in parishes.