Solving the Jigsaw Evaluation, Research and Reports
Executive Summary - A Clinical Review of Group Process and Content [PDF, 235kb, 8 pages]
This paper summarises the findings of an in-depth internal review of the current clinical material and methodology in the Solving the Jigsaw program, conducted by Family Transitions in 2005 and commissioned by EASE. The review was undertaken by Dr Lisa Milne in consultation with Dr Jenny McIntosh.
The review was based on careful analysis of the written materials that support the program, including the training manuals, and on a complete set of videotaped sessions that cover each session in one program. The material was sourced from one particular 40 week program run with a class of Grade Five and Six children. The review aimed to inform and refine the group approach, and to suggest directions for revision where required.
Family Transitions is a child and family psychology clinic in Melbourne, with a high national profile in research and program development. It specialises in the treatment of family based trauma, and the study of processes that help to ameliorate poor outcomes for children.
Jigsaw Annual Report [Microsoft Word, 52kb, 6 pages]
Jigsaw Mission Booklet [PDF, 29kb, 2 pages]
EASE Annual Report 2006-2007 [PDF, 320kb, 26 pages]
Drennan, Cheryl. "Bullying Targeted" Bendigo Advertiser 10 Jun. 2006 [PDF, 2,269kb, 1 page]
"Program Proves its Effectiveness" Bendigo Advertiser 10 Jun. 2006 [PDF, 1,027kb, 1 page]
Drennan, Cheryl. "Alastair Puts Students at Ease" Bendigo Advertiser 14 Jun. 2006 [PDF, 2,824kb, 1 page]
