Kershaw, Sophie (2018) Why video interaction guidance in the family drug and alcohol court? In: Justice for children and families: A developmental perspective. Royal College of Psychiatrists, Cambridge, pp. 77-88. ISBN 9781108457699

Kershaw, Sophie, Harwin, Judith and Ryan, Mary (2018) The family drug and alcohol court: A problem-solving approach to family justice. In: Justice for children and families: A developmental perspective. Royal College of Psychiatrists, Cambridge, pp. 68-76. ISBN 9781108457699

Shaw, Mike, Kershaw, Sophie, Broadhurst, Karen, Mason, Claire, Alrouh, Bachar and Harwin, Judith (2017) Vulnerable birth mothers and recurrent care proceedings: final main report. Project Report. Nuffield Foundation, Lancaster. Full text available

Kershaw, Sophie (2017) Sophie Kershaw on Woman's Hour. Family drug and alcohol courts. 13th February 2017, BBC Radio 4 [Starts at 24:10]. [Audio]

Kershaw, Sophie, Shaw, Mike, Broadhurst, Karen, Alrouh, Bachar, Mason, Claire, Yeend, Emily and Harwin, Judith (2016) Women and infants in care proceedings in England: New insights from research on recurrent care proceedings. Family Law, 46 (2). pp. 208-211. Full text available

Shaw, Mike, Kershaw, Sophie, Broadhurst, Karen, Alrouh, Bachar, Yeend, Emily, Harwin, Judith, Pilling, Mark and Mason, Claire (2015) Connecting events in time to identify a hidden population: Birth mothers and their children in recurrent care proceedings in England. British Journal of Social Work, 45 (8). pp. 1-20. ISSN Online: 1468-263X ; Print: 0045-3102 Full text available

Shaw, Mike, Kershaw, Sophie, Broadhurst, Karen, Harwin, Judith, Alrouh, Bachar, Pilling, Mark and Mason, Claire (2015) Vulnerable birth mothers and repeat losses of infants to public care: Is targeted reproductive health care ethically defensible? The Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law . ISSN 0964-9069 Full text available

Bambrough, Steve, Shaw, Mike and Kershaw, Sophie (2014) The Family Drug and Alcohol Court Service in London: A new way of doing care proceedings. Journal of Social Work Practice, 28 (3). pp. 357-370. ISSN 0265-0533