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...neurosciences approach Hypotheses about abnormal physiology: Requiring experimental rigour and independent replication Research capacity and the service interface: Promoting collaboration, career development, and child-care and support service expansion Lay participation: Strengthening research networks through partnership...The MMR vaccine: Public health, private fears:...

...neuroscience mainly, to objectify the role of parent in raising children and maximising opportunities for social advancement and social mobility. As such, good parenting is through to compensate for social and economic disadvantage. New Labour’s and the coalition government’s stance of what the parents do and not who they are matters, has introduced a new moral code,...

...neuroscience. Academic debates concerning aspects of development exist both within and between different disciplines. For social workers, it is helpful to understand some of these debates and appreciate the extent to which development is viewed as an interaction between environmental, social, and hereditary influences. This reflects one of the fundamental debates...

...Neuroscience: Theory, Research and Implications for Practice, London: Bloomsbury academic. Connell, G. and McCarthy, C. (2014) A Moving Child is a Learning Child: How the Body teaches the Brain to Think, Minneapolis, MN: Free Spirit Publishing. Goddard-Blythe, S. (2004) The Well-Balanced Child. Movement and Early Learning, Stroud: Hawthorn Press. Hanscom, A. J. (2016)...