Sentences with phrase «highlights parent support programs»

Program for Early Parent Support (PEPS) Highlights parent support programs that educate, inform, and create community as parents enter parenthood.

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Parents Anonymous ® Evidence Supports the Strengthening Families Approach (PDF - 957 KB) Research Profile 3, 2011 Highlights research on the effectiveness of Parents Anonymous programs to prevent child abuse and neglect and provides evidence for the success of the strengthening families approach.
New parents Krystal and Horace Catia shared their experience with the program, highlighting the support and education both received prior to the healthy birth of their son, Ezra.
Parent to Parent USA Highlights statewide organizations that have parent to parent support as a core program and demonstrate a commitment to implementing evidence - based P2P USA endorsed pracParent to Parent USA Highlights statewide organizations that have parent to parent support as a core program and demonstrate a commitment to implementing evidence - based P2P USA endorsed pracParent USA Highlights statewide organizations that have parent to parent support as a core program and demonstrate a commitment to implementing evidence - based P2P USA endorsed pracparent to parent support as a core program and demonstrate a commitment to implementing evidence - based P2P USA endorsed pracparent support as a core program and demonstrate a commitment to implementing evidence - based P2P USA endorsed practices.
Moms» Empowerment Program Highlights a parenting program that provides support to mothers by empowering them to discuss the impact of the violence on their child's development; to build parenting competence; to provide a safe place to discuss parenting fears and worries; and to build connections for the mother in the context of a supportiveProgram Highlights a parenting program that provides support to mothers by empowering them to discuss the impact of the violence on their child's development; to build parenting competence; to provide a safe place to discuss parenting fears and worries; and to build connections for the mother in the context of a supportiveprogram that provides support to mothers by empowering them to discuss the impact of the violence on their child's development; to build parenting competence; to provide a safe place to discuss parenting fears and worries; and to build connections for the mother in the context of a supportive group.
Bringing Up Baby: For New Parents, Home Visits by Trained Professionals Can Make All the Difference (PDF - 163 KB) Clothier & Tweedie (2012) State Legislatures, 38 (1) Highlights voluntary home - visiting programs that support expecting women and new parents in theirParents, Home Visits by Trained Professionals Can Make All the Difference (PDF - 163 KB) Clothier & Tweedie (2012) State Legislatures, 38 (1) Highlights voluntary home - visiting programs that support expecting women and new parents in theirparents in their homes.
Improving Supports for Parents of Young Children: State - Level Initiatives (PDF - 554 KB) Higgins, Stagman, & Smith (2010) Highlights four States» efforts to improve parent support systems, presents questions to guide program decisions regarding how to address families» needs, and recommends State - level strategies for enhancing parent supports that reflect current research and other States» expeSupports for Parents of Young Children: State - Level Initiatives (PDF - 554 KB) Higgins, Stagman, & Smith (2010) Highlights four States» efforts to improve parent support systems, presents questions to guide program decisions regarding how to address families» needs, and recommends State - level strategies for enhancing parent supports that reflect current research and other States» expesupports that reflect current research and other States» experiences.
Findings highlight a variety of program and delivery options that could be offered to meet a range of father parenting support needs, including concerns about coping with specific child behaviours and emotions, and managing personal and parenting stress.
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