Tag: child mental health

A brief report using structural equation modelling found that increases in mindfulness among primary school students were associated with increased ...

A six-year evidence review reveals that despite over ten million children losing caregivers during COVID-19, only two research cohorts globally ...

A qualitative study reveals pediatric primary care clinicians view the Family Check-Up parenting intervention as highly appropriate for young children ...

A cross-sectional study of rural children in China found that fathers' recreational involvement was specifically associated with lower odds of ...

A multi-centre study in Israel found that families face a mean 25-month delay in accessing outpatient mental health care for ...

A community-based study of 703 internally displaced Sudanese children revealed a 74.4 percent prevalence of PTSD symptoms, identifying maternal employment ...

A Greek birth cohort study found that metabolite signatures in six-year-old children's serum and urine were associated with internalizing and ...

A study of 5,750 autistic children found that higher physical activity was not significantly associated with lower anxiety or depression ...

A study of more than 9,000 ABCD participants found that youths and their caregivers rarely agreed on which children showed ...

A meta-analysis of 31 randomized controlled trials finds that universal parental support programs yield small short-term improvements in children's behavioral ...

A new editorial collection argues that childhood feeding difficulties are shaped by caregiver burden, household chaos and emotional processes, while ...

A brief report in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders finds high parental satisfaction with a psychoeducational group for ...

A mixed-methods assessment of 13 staff members found broad support for measurement-based care but identified workflow, responsibility and training barriers ...

A Turkish cross-sectional study of 50 girls finds no significant psychological differences between central precocious puberty and isolated premature thelarche ...

A new study of 173 mother-child dyads found that physiological synchrony during a laboratory stressor predicted both positive and negative ...

Researchers adapted an observational coding tool to measure how community health workers engage low-income Latino families in Parent–Child Interaction Therapy, ...

Researchers have developed ADAPT-Israel, the first population-level, parenting-centered public health model designed to support families living under continuous traumatic stress ...

The NEST Study will co-produce, pilot and evaluate the first trauma-responsive care intervention designed specifically for children's homes in the ...

New research shows that parents of children with mental health problems experience stigma when they feel they are failing core ...

In a pioneering study set to reshape our understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), researchers have delved into the relationship ...