… Our findings demonstrate that parents’ sense of competence in parenting improved with a …
, social network and attachment in mothers with mental illness. Child Fam Soc Work 2013;18:…

… efficacy and satisfaction, interventions should prioritize addressing mental health issues,
which have the most significant impact on PSOC. Furthermore, improving family dynamics and …

… family history of psychiatric illness and (2) having premature infants diagnosed with genetic
abnormalities, cerebral palsy, or a congenital disability (eg, cleft lip and palate or deafness). …

… associations between parenting sense of competence and parental future expectations. Our
interest … and future prospects of their child with autism might also have a greater sense of …

… that threatened parents’ sense of parenting competence, … -defeating perceptions about
their parenting competence, which … of parenting, threatening their sense of security in their …

… that has limited impact on the child and does not incorporate the child's thoughts, feelings, …
along with other parental factors including motivation and parenting skills, stresses, and other …

… The aims of this study were to explore the parenting sense of competence of at-risk families
and its relationships with child well-being. Participants from our study live in precarious eco…

… parenting styles in mothers with severe mental illnesses [… parenting competence through
its two dimensions: efficacy, ie, the degree to which the parent feels competent in their parenting …

… of parenting competence, adult attachment, and relationship satisfaction. These findings
suggest that adult children of parents with mental illness … to my child's feelings and needs” and “I …

… of self-stigma for adults with mental illness, we have only a few emerging reports on how …
enhancing sense of parenting competency and beliefs of being a good parent (and thus parents…