To address the problem of fathers' absence from children's lives and the difficulty of paternal
engagement, especially among lower income families, government agencies have given …

In this chapter, we address a dynamic that lies inextricably at the core of most family systems
around the world—that of the coparenting collaboration operative between the important …

The couple and coparenting relationship are theorized to influence each other in a
reciprocal manner over time. Empirical evidence demonstrates cross-sectional associations …

Despite the benefits for children and families of fathers who are involved positively with their
children, most parenting programs in the United States and globally focus on and collect …

Previous studies have found evidence that interparental conflict, parents' coparenting
behavior, and children's adjustment are reciprocally related. Most prior research, however …

The significance of enhancing parenting skills to reduce child maladjustment is well-
established and supports the important role of evidence-based parenting programs …

The lack of focus on the role of men as fathers within intervention programs for men with
histories of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) or substance abuse is of significant concern …

In the infant mental health field, scant conceptual attention has been given to coparenting
and family adaptations of non‐white family systems, with no evidence‐based, community …

Parenting self-efficacy is a critical determinant of high-quality parenting behavior, but this
aspect of parenting cognitions has been understudied for fathers. Longitudinal data from a …

This state-of-the-art clinician's guide describes Perinatal Child–Parent Psychotherapy (P-
CPP), a treatment for pregnant women and their partners whose readiness to nurture a baby …