Pregnant women and mothers who use substances often face significant barriers to
accessing and engaging with substance use services. A scoping review was conducted in …

Parental involvement is positively associated with children's psychological development and
school outcomes; however, there is limited longitudinal evidence for how home-based …

This paper reports part of a wider systematic review commissioned by the English National
Safeguarding Panel on Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI). The wider review …

Increasingly, the child welfare system is acknowledging the importance of incorporating
parent voice and expertise into changes in child welfare practice, policy, and research; …

The adoption and effective delivery of evidence-based interventions within “real-world”
community-based, primary health care service settings are of crucial importance. In this …

Psychoeducation is an empirically based intervention that is increasingly delivered online to
individuals and groups. Low participation has been a problem for online designs that …

Abstract Family Treatment Drug Courts are multidisciplinary teams that engage child welfare
families in substance use treatment and reunification court services. This quasi …

Abstract Families involved with Child Protective Services (CPS) face daunting steps to meet
their service plan goals in the effort to achieve reunification with their children. Families who …

Abstract Introduction Family Treatment Courts (FTCs) serve child welfare-involved parents
with substance use issues who are working toward recovery and reunification with their …

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