Sentences with phrase «concurrent parent»

Measures of parental aggression included both historical parent - to - child and parent - to - parent aggression reported retrospectively for the previous 12 months at the first three waves of the study and concurrent parent - to - child and parent - to - parent aggression reported during the last two waves of the study.

For concurrent parent group therapy, the parent group takes place while children are meeting in their particular form of group treatment.

One form of parent groupwork that appears to be particularly under - utilized is concurrent parent group therapy.

The concurrent parent group focused on psychoeducation regarding childhood - onset anxiety disorders, behavioral management strategies for parents, support, and skill - building for the parents to help their children learn relaxation and desensitization skills.

The types of concurrent parent group therapy were identified as social skills groups, task - oriented, cognitive - behavioral, substance abuse, and art / expressive therapy in addition to trauma - related, domestic - violence related, PCIT and NOPS (the author was unable to identify this type of group treatment), sexual abuse groups, and groups for parents who abuse their children.

In fact, only 8 (12.9 %) respondents work at a service site where concurrent parent group therapy is offered as a treatment option.

The overwhelming majority of respondents do not offer concurrent parent group therapy as a treatment modality at their place of service.

Eight (12.7 %) stated that parents chose not to participate in concurrent parent group therapy.

Only three respondents (5 %) answered with having direct contact or knowledge of concurrent parent therapy groupwork: one of whom uses this model at their agency; one of whom had experience with it at a prior agency; and one whose school district offered concurrent parent group therapy as a model.

The rates of MDD and dysthymia were lower than those of a comparable study of adolescents (5.26 %), 1 but this study did not use concurrent parent assessments and the participants were younger.

Of the APT members surveyed, it was asked how many practice settings have groups, which group modalities are used, and if any groups are concurrent parents» groups.

This group included all families in the ongoing Concordia Longitudinal Project with a child born during these years for whom concurrent parenting and sociodemographic information was available.

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It looks like this: 3 days each made up of 4 concurrent talks jam - packed with amazing information, given by even more amazing birth / baby / parenting junkies experts.

The Wilton YMCA is another example of having the whole staff trained, concurrent with offering parenting classes.

In one study, observed infant negativity predicted declines in supportive parenting by toddlerhood, while harsh parenting during infancy predicted increased toddler negativity.37 Similarly, another study found that maternal relationship stress was associated with concurrent infant negativity, which predicted slower emotion regulatory development across infancy, which in turn predicted negative parenting in toddlerhood.38

Concurrent with nurturing the intra-school commitment to college preparation, the transformational leader builds relationships with personnel at post-secondary institutions to create linkages between the university, the high school, parents, and students with college knowledge, activities and experiences that bridge the post-secondary transition.

By creating coalitions with parents, schools, community leaders, community - based organizations and many other concurrent groups, we are making our voices heard to promote transformational changes that enhance every child's future.

Using a «learning communities» model, community - based student and parent outreach and recruitment centers would provide information concerning admissions, financial aid, concurrent enrollment, and scholarship and employment opportunities — all done in partnership with high schools, colleges and universities, and public libraries.

It will be bilingual (English - Spanish), with some sessions live - streamed, and offer an array of concurrent presentations of interest to families, with many of the presentation led by parents.

Of the 2,000 colleges and universities that offer dual and concurrent enrollment programs, 66 % of institutions report that some parents and students contributed toward tuition.

Comment: Several commenters suggested that we add a provision in the final rule to provide minors and parents with concurrent rights under certain circumstances, particularly when the minor reaches 16 years of age or when a parent authorizes his or her minor child to exercise these rights concurrently.

The rule does not establish concurrent rights for parents and minors.

And if that's the case, do you have something to fall back on, such as a concurrent career, savings, or a spouse or parents who can help out?

Taken together, these findings suggest that concurrent planning may more naturally occur when children are in the potentially permanent homes of relatives who support their reunification with their biological parents.

The highest level is for parents of children with concurrent child behaviour problems and family dysfunction such as relationship conflict.

For example, the hierarchical organisation should be flexible so that it can adapt to take account of a concurrent disability of one parent and so that the balance between enmeshment and disengagement can vary in response to changes within its developmental life cycle.

For example, it might be valuable to pair an evidence - based parent training group with a concurrent child group focused on social skills, social information processing, and interpersonal problem - solving skills.

Five respondents listed that concurrent group therapy was not used due to unfamiliarity with the modality, and five stated that concurrent group therapy was not offered due to parent resistance, although it was not made clear if the parents were resistant to treatment overall or group treatment in particular.

A different purposive sample of group practitioners more familiar with group work modalities may provide alternative information regarding the incidence of concurrent group therapy for parents.

Some Sample Court Improvement Themes and Strategies to Consider Addressing in a PIP (PDF - 48 KB) National Child Welfare Resource Center on Legal and Judicial Issues (2007) Summarizes potential legal - judicial themes and strategies to address during the CFSR process, including delays in the legal process, improved legal representation, foster parent involvement, concurrent planning, and judicial performance.

This exploratory survey looks at the occurrence of concurrent group therapy for parents whose children are being treated in group therapy.

Under chapter 61, Florida Statutes, a Florida court generally has jurisdiction for a new custody case (such as (i) divorce involving children's issues / parenting plan, (ii) paternity / establishment of time - sharing schedule, or (iii) temporary or concurrent custody of a child by a relative) only if one of the following is true:

While prior research clearly demonstrates that groups for parents and children are an effective way of providing services, concurrent group therapy appears to be an unfamiliar and under - utilized modality for most play therapists, despite their treatment population being primarily comprised of families who would potentially benefit from this holistic modality.

Thirty - five respondents chose to share their opinions as to why concurrent group therapy with parents was not used as a modality in their work.

While this exploratory study successfully identified barriers to treatment regarding concurrent group therapy for parents whose children are participating in treatment, it is clear that more in - depth research is necessary.

Of these eight respondents, their experience with parents participating in concurrent group therapy varies considerably.

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Enhanced Triple P (Level 5) Parents of children with concurrent child behaviour problems and family dysfunction such as parental depression or stress or conflict between partners.

Foster Parents may go into foster care as a «concurrent planning» home so they would adopt that child if the birth parent's rights are terminated.

In addition to the primary goal of increasing the pool of resource parents, Project MATCH also aims to increase the effectiveness in locating and using kinship care, fully integrating concurrent planning into permanency planning, and increasing inter - and intra-agency communication among public, private, and community stakeholders.

The program consisted of 22 weekly, 90 - minute concurrent groups for parents and preschoolers, 30 minutes of guided parent - preschooler interactions, 10 biweekly 90 - minute home visits, and up to 6 additional family visits provided during the 6 - to 8 - month period of intervention.

Concurrent Foster Care: With Concurrent Foster Care, the foster parents will be the source for everything under Traditional Care, while simultaneously being prepared to adopt the children in their care if reunification with the birth parents is not possible.

Topics will include: roles and responsibilities of foster parents, building and sustaining cultural competency, emergency procedures and requirements, reporting requirements, concurrent foster care birth family dynamics, trauma, grief, and attachment.

Another successful implementation of the concurrent group therapy model was used with children diagnosed with selective mutism and their parents (Sharkey, McNicholas, Barry, Begley & Ahearn, 2008).

The concurrent group therapy modality was chosen particularly for this population to allow for the healthy, care - giving parents to participate in a support group with those also struggling with the imminent death of their partner.

The few examples of concurrent group therapy literature between parents and children involve diverse populations and types of group work.

This paper: presents current research on the types of interventions used with parents whose children are receiving treatment, with a particular focus on group therapy for parents; reviews the current literature on group work with parents whose children are receiving treatment; and presents the results of an exploratory study of the incidence of concurrent group therapy for parents whose children are receiving treatment.

Some concurrent groups involve a «breakout model», where part of the group session is spent together while the second part of the group is then separated out for children to be grouped with age - appropriate peers and a separate group for parents.

In 2009, The Dougy Center, the National Center for Grieving Children and Families, located in Portland, Oregon served 450 children and 350 parents by offering approximately 26 bimonthly concurrent support groups for parents whose children and teenagers are also participated in age - appropriate bereavement groups (The Dougy Center, 2010).

concurrent workshops for children and parents.