Support Services for Adolescent Parents
The Effectiveness of Support Services available for the Street Adolescent in Harare
... The concept and the definition will apply to both categories of children discussed above. In the context of this study “boys and girls who have not yet reached adulthood” mean those children who have not yet attained ...
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Support and services for parents : a review of the literature in supporting and engaging parents
... the adolescent and the needs of the various other family members, and as located within the multiple systems in which the family live (Gordon, 2002 in Wiley, ...
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Care of Adolescent Parents and Their Children
... cent parents and their children receive care simultaneously) have been de- veloped in many medical centers and ambulatory clinic settings to provide structured medical visits and ...ing adolescent parenting ...
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Transition to adult mental health services for young people with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): a qualitative analysis of their experiences
... adult services, the need for a graduated and adequate preparation process, the need for flexibility, and finally concerns surrounding ...adult services was occurring, often this was concurrent with other ...
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Being Deaf in Mainstream Education in the United Kingdom: Some Implications for their Health
... hearing parents with minimum experience of deafness or knowledge of how to communicate with a deaf individual ...that parents and teachers not using signing are restricting a child's development, while ...
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Childhood Development Initiative, IT Tallaght, 2015
... Changes in practice related to the support of speech and language development within the Early Years services and schools;. Parents reported easier access and less stigmatisation -[r] ...
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Adolescents leaving mental health or social care services: predictors of mental health and psychosocial outcomes one year later
... this: services used and episodes of illness were mapped chronologically on a timeline by the participant and researcher together, to provide context and improve accuracy; we applied high diagnostic thresh- olds ...
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Adolescent spirituality with the support of adults
... the adolescent is ...the adolescent of their ...the adolescent overcome and counteract cultural ...The adolescent may use aspects of this culture that they hold so dear to cope with this stage ...
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Better Support Services for Better Mental Health?—The Case of Depression among Parents on Welfare
... effective support ser- vices are available to vulnerable families, we need deeper insights into how these families understand the services, potential gaps in the services, including map- ping their ...
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Parents' Views of Adolescent Health Issues
... and analysis, mean responses were calculated for the questions in each of the five content domains (ie, substance use, sexuality, mental health, general medical, and nutritional).. Healt[r] ...
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A community-based intervention (Young SMILES) to improve the health-related quality of life of children and young people of parents with serious mental illness : randomised feasibility protocol
... also included in the information pack. Families who are informed of the study by a practitioner or support worker will also have the opportunity to ask them to complete a contact form on their behalf and return it ...
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A community based intervention (Young SMILES) to improve the health related quality of life of children and young people of parents with serious mental illness: randomised feasibility protocol
... & Adolescent Service Use Schedule tool has been adapted for use in the context of Young SMILES to capture resource use accurately by families in relation to children’s needs and services across the NHS, ...
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My sibling and I : exploring the experiences and coping strategies of younger siblings of individuals with Down syndrome : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Arts in Psychology at Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... family. Parents highlight the significant impact behaviour has on stress levels, community involvement and the experiences of the non-disabled siblings (Davys, Mitchell & Haigh, 2010; Browne, ...that ...
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Family communication patterns and African-American adolescent females’ self-reported use of condoms
... The purpose of the Hutchison et al. (2003) study was to ―(a) examine the relationship between mother-daughter sexual risk communication and selected sexual risk behaviors among urban adolescent females; and (b) ...
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The Effect Of Child Abuse By Parents On Adolescent Self Confidence
... by parents affects adolescent ...their parents in the medium category with a percentage of ...that Adolescent in the City of Parepare quite often get rough treatment by their ...by ...
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This research was carried out by people with learning diffi culties and explores how they live their daily lives.
... their parents in the family home or on their own in the community live in North Town and First Town, and use services and support from a mixture of different ...
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'Heaven starts at your parents' feet' : adolescent bowing to parents and associated spiritual attitudes
... of parents and their ...their parents would be ...to parents is an appropriate way to show them kindness for the great sacrifice they have made in bringing their children into the ...to ...
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Attitudes and Beliefs of Adolescents and Parents Regarding Adolescent Suicide
... black adolescent girl said, “I think that the only reason they want to kill them- selves is like some had a real, real, bad experience in their life and they look like, well, I already feel like I’m ...Most ...
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Personality Traits of Adolescents from Selected Areas of Ernakulam District, Kerala
... When parents understand how their child responds to certain situations, they can anticipate issues that might be problematic for their ...experience. Parents who know how to adapt their parenting approach ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC5352777.pdf
... Additional evidence supporting the genetic distinction between MPX and SPX families derives from several studies showing that ASD-related traits were more com- mon in relatives from MPX families than those from SPX ...
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