Family preservation is a rapidly growing practice approach. Initially developed for families when there was imminent risk of placement of a child, it is now applied in a number of different settings. This article discusses the application of family preservation in families with elder members and includes a presentation of the major principles and values of family preservation practice, an illustration of the application of family preservation to a family with elder members, and a discussion of the implications of this practice approach.
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