Despite the evidence and investment in evidence-based federally funded maternal, infant,
and early childhood home visiting, substantial challenges persist with parent involvement …

Prevention services can promote public health by building protective factors and reducing
maltreatment risk. Yet, engaging caregivers in prevention services presents a unique set of …

Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (ABC) demonstrates efficacy in improving parent
and child outcomes, with preliminary evidence for effectiveness in community settings. The …

Abstract Families experiencing child maltreatment or risk factors for child maltreatment often
receive referrals to interventions focused on changing parenting practices. Compliance with …

Beginning parenting programs in the prenatal and early postnatal periods have a large
potential for impact on later child and maternal outcomes. Home-based parenting programs …

Introduction Conducted as part of the Massachusetts MIECHV evaluation, this study
examined the role of home visitors (HVs) in facilitating families' connections to early …

The variation in childhood social-emotional development within at-risk populations may be
attributed in part to epigenetic mechanisms such as DNA methylation (DNAm) that respond …

Early childhood home visiting is a service delivery strategy that supports a range of positive
outcomes, including improved child and maternal health, children's development and school …

This quasi-experimental pilot study describes preliminary impacts of the “Home Visitation
Enhancing Linkages Project (HELP),” a pragmatic screen-and-refer approach for promoting …

Home visiting programs face many challenges when providing evidence-based services to
families affected by substance use disorders (SUDs). We conducted interviews and focus …