Chris Trotter is een gerespecteerd politiek commentator en auteur wiens werk diep ingaat op sociale en politieke kwesties. Zijn schrijven wordt gekenmerkt door analytische scherpte en een inzichtelijk begrip van machtsdynamiek en maatschappelijke verschuivingen. Trotter richt zich op kritische analyse van hedendaagse politieke verhalen, en biedt frisse perspectieven op complexe uitdagingen. Zijn doel is om discussie te stimuleren en een dieper begrip van het politieke landschap te bevorderen.
Focusing on the challenges faced by social workers and human service professionals, this updated edition offers practical strategies for managing relationships with involuntary clients. It emphasizes effective communication techniques tailored for those who may be resistant or reluctant, providing valuable insights for navigating sensitive interactions in various professional settings.
A practical guide to working with families in the human services
Chris Trotter offers a comprehensive family problem-solving model designed for human service workers, emphasizing clarity for both professionals and clients. His approach, grounded in pro-social modeling, aims to enhance understanding and effectiveness in addressing family issues, making it accessible for practical application in various contexts.
It's just another summer holiday at the caravan park, and thirteen-year-old Jamie is feeling unloved,unwanted and thoroughly confused.With a recovering alcoholic mother, unresponsive sister Lauren,and aggressive father, he has little to celebrate. But at the park's funfair, a hidden secret comes to lightwhich will change his and Lauren's lives forever.Reeling from this disclosure, Jamie stumbles into anever-explored area of the park. Here he meets a gypsywhose gift in storytelling might give him the insight to support his sister when she most needs it and help the teenager makesense of his life.Or is that lives?In this innovative first novel by Chris Trotter, The Storyteller explores the poignancy of friendship and love, and how in thecycle of life, there may be more than one chance to make things right.Using a unique blend of traditional fiction and fantasy, Chris Trotterinterweaves two tales to an uplifting conclusion.