Parent Support
Parent Support Advisor pilot : first interim report from the evaluation
... The PSA pilot operates from September 2006 to August 2008. Twenty local authorities (LAs) have been funded to set up Parent Support Adviser services. The LAs were chosen by the Training and Development ...
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Parent-to-Parent Support for Parents of Children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing: A Conceptual Framework
... examine parent-to-parent support facilitates awareness of the components of successful support, identifies needs and challenges of families and enables differentiation of this support ...
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Parent support advisor pilot : first interim report from the evaluation
... In fact, the TDA had been in the process of developing the qualification and by July 2007 was able to report that four awarding bodies had become involved in delivering a level 3 qualification, as part of the ...
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Parent support advisor pilot evaluation : final report
... PSAs, the line management and supervision of those PSAs would, post-pilot, be by the Children’s Centre managers. Existing, school-based, PSAs, created by the PSA pilot project, would continue to be managed by school head ...
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Parent support advisor pilot evaluation : final report
... ‘I think that it [abolition of the co-ordinator post] is a loss of identity for them [the PSAs], actually. I feel that […] you’re the one that they come to with all their problems, but at the same time you don’t have the ...
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Parent-to-parent support interventions for parents of babies cared for in a neonatal unit—protocol of a systematic review of qualitative and quantitative evidence
... of parent-to-parent support interventions for families of babies cared for in neonatal units, and combine the findings in an integrated synthe- ...nursing, parent, peer-support ...
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A National Survey of Parent Support Legislation and Regulations
... and support either in parents’ homes or in other locations comfortable for parents, beginning with the birth of their first ...the parent is comfortable; (b) screening before or soon after the birth of a ...
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A community-based parent-support programme to prevent child maltreatment : Protocol for a randomised controlled trial
... We aim to recruit approximately 50 families over a period of 24 months (2015–2017) at the two participating centres. Refer- rals of potentially eligible families will be accessed through existing waitlists within each ...
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A community-based parent-support programme to prevent child maltreatment : Protocol for a randomised controlled trial
... 2-hour, parent-group training sessions, and topics include: learning to play with the child; social and emotional coaching methods; increasing positive behaviour through praise and incentives; problem-solving; and ...
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Challenges Facing Long Term Foster Carers: Exploration of the Nature of Psychoanalytic Parent/Carer Support
... psychoanalytically-informed parent work can support carers in responding receptively and non-defensively to the child’s compulsion to repeat the earlier trauma and the feelings associated with it, ...
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Rare diseases website Developing the Parent to Parent Content of a Rare Disease Website in Ireland
... social support from peers, these possibilities are particularly important for patients and caregivers confronting a rare medical condition (Gundersen ...online support groups (Beall 2001), as ...
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Review of child neglect in Scotland
... of support and interventions by health and education service staff as outlined by the GIRFEC model, should widen the options for families by the provision of support without invoking compulsory measures of ...
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Adopted children and the transition from primary to secondary school: an examination of pupil, parent and teacher views
... what support was required; the input of the Educational Psychology Service and/or Post-Adoption Service could provide a useful way of helping adoptive parents during this ...
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Child Support
... Income Support were receiving the benefit of the £10 disregard at the time of the Select Committee ...Income Support have much capacity to pay child support – 45 per cent have no employment income ...
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Disabled parents' involvement in their children's education: an examination of good practice
... may support social and community ...and support with learning at home, and school flexibility, for example of meeting times and locations, may be helpful in supporting parents to be ...
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A qualitative study of the emotional coping and support needs of children living with a parent with a brain injury
... All interviews were analysed by means of thematic analysis [16]. Transcripts were analysed using a combination of a deductive and inductive approach, identifying themes related to the focus of the research questions as ...
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Factors preventing parent from giving learning support fir their children in the remedial class
... a parent who understands his child‟s abilities and disabilities, is in a better position to help him function in whatever conditions life imposes on ...a parent who fully comprehends his child‟s complex ...
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Follow-up work to support the mplementaton of NICE/SCIE gudance on parentng programmes
... The bggest challenge for programme provders s engagng the parents who were very lkely to beneft, but who dd not beleve they needed support, or who were wary of attendng. Some ntervewees felt that puttng parents ...
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Impact of Brand Extension on Parent Brand Image An Empirical Retailers Opinion
... are Parent Brand Image, Parent Brand Fit, Parent Brand Strength, Marketing Support, Quality of Parent Brand and Parent Brand Consumer Experience The Result Shows that Launching ...
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When a parent dies – a systematic review of the effects of support programs for parentally bereaved children and their caregivers
... a parent [34, ...the support program has been subsequently re- vised and ...the support program whose effects have been evaluated from different ...additional support [38] as the intervention ...
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