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EXAMINING LONG‐TERM EFFECTS OF AN INFANT MENTAL HEALTH HOME‐BASED EARLY HEAD START PROGRAM ON FAMILY STRENGTHS AND RESILIENCE 下载免费PDF全文
Lorraine Mckelvey Rachel F. Schiffman Holly E. Brophy‐Herb Erika London Bocknek Hiram E. Fitzgerald Thomas M. Reischl Shelley Hawver Mary Cunningham Deluca 《Infant mental health journal》2015,36(4):353-365
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IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EVIDENCED‐BASED PARENTING PROGRAM IN A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SETTING 下载免费PDF全文
Monica Roosa Ordway Thomas J. McMahon Lourdes De Las Heras Kuhn Nancy E. Suchman 《Infant mental health journal》2018,39(1):92-105
The process of mental health intervention implementation with vulnerable populations is not well‐described in the literature. The authors worked as a community‐partnered team to adapt and pilot an empirically supported intervention program for mothers of infants and toddlers in an outpatient mental health clinic that primarily serves a low‐income community. We used qualitative ethnographic methods to document the adaption of an evidence‐based intervention, Mothering from the Inside Out, and the pilot implementation in a community mental health clinic. Seventeen mothers and their identified 0‐ to 84‐month‐old children were enrolled in the study. Key lessons from this implementation include (a) the importance of formative work to build community relationships and effectively adapt the intervention to meet the needs of the therapists and their clients, (b) the importance of designing plans for training and reflective supervision that fit within the flow of the clinic and can tolerate disruptions, and (c) that use of an interdisciplinary approach is feasible with the development of a plan for communication and the support of a trained reflective clinical supervisor. These key lessons advance the scientific knowledge available to healthcare managers and researchers who are looking to adapt mental health clinical interventions previously tested in clinical trials to implementation in community settings. 相似文献
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THE PRENATAL PARENTAL REFLECTIVE FUNCTIONING QUESTIONNAIRE: EXPLORING FACTOR STRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF A NEW MEASURE IN THE FINN BRAIN BIRTH COHORT PILOT STUDY 下载免费PDF全文
Marjukka Pajulo Mimmi Tolvanen Linnea Karlsson Elina Halme‐Chowdhury Camilla Öst Patrick Luyten Linda Mayes Hasse Karlsson 《Infant mental health journal》2015,36(4):399-414
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THE SURVEY OF WELL‐BEING OF YOUNG CHILDREN: RESULTS OF A FEASIBILITY STUDY WITH AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITIES 下载免费PDF全文
Nancy Rumbaugh Whitesell Michelle Sarche Caitlin Trucksess The Tribal Early Childhood Research Center Swyc Community Of Learning 《Infant mental health journal》2015,36(5):483-505
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BEST PRACTICE IN INDIVIDUAL SUPERVISION OF PSYCHOLOGISTS WORKING IN THE FRENCH CAPEDP PREVENTIVE PERINATAL HOME‐VISITING PROGRAM: RESULTS OF A DELPHI CONSENSUS PROCESS 下载免费PDF全文
Tim Greacen Bertrand Welniarz Diane Purper‐ouakil Jaqueline Wendland Romain Dugravier Thomas Saïas Susana Tereno Florence Tubach Alain Haddad Antoine Guedeney CAPEDP STUDY GROUP 《Infant mental health journal》2017,38(2):267-275
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J.A. Macrae R.M. Pearson R. Lee D. Chauhan K. Bennert A. Burns H. Baxter J. Evans 《Infant mental health journal》2015,36(6):588-598
Research has suggested that prenatal depression may be associated with disrupted maternal responses to infant stimuli, with depressed pregnant women not showing the bias toward distressed infants as that observed in nondepressed pregnant women. The current study examined the effects of depression on self‐ reported responses to infant stimuli, in early pregnancy. Women with clinical depression (n = 38), and nondepressed women (n = 67) were recruited from a wider cognitive behavioral therapy trial. They completed Maternal Response Scales in which they were presented with images of distressed, neutral, and happy infant faces, with no time limit. The women rated their responses to these images along three dimensions—wanting to comfort, wanting to turn away, and feelings of anxiety—using Likert scales via a computerized task. There was evidence that women with depression in pregnancy showed different responses than did women without depression. Women with depression were substantially more likely to be in the highest quartile for ratings of wanting to turn away, odds (OR) ratio = 4.15, 95% confidence intervals (CIs) = 1.63–10.5, p = .003, and also were substantially less likely to be in the highest quartile for wanting to comfort a distressed infant face, OR = 0.22, 95% CIs = 0.09–0.54, p < .001. Findings are consistent with there being both a heightened avoidant and a reduced comforting response toward distressed infants in depressed pregnant women, providing some support that depression disrupts maternal preparations at a conscious level. 相似文献
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INITIAL VALIDATION OF THE ASSESSMENT OF PARENTING TOOL: A TASK‐ AND DOMAIN‐LEVEL MEASURE OF PARENTING SELF‐EFFICACY FOR PARENTS OF INFANTS FROM BIRTH TO 24 MONTHS OF AGE 下载免费PDF全文
Tracy E. Moran Joshua R. Polanin Amber L. Evenson Beth R. Troutman Christina L. Franklin 《Infant mental health journal》2016,37(3):222-234