Evidence-based parent-training programmes aim to reduce child behaviour problems;
however, the effects of these programmes are often limited by poor participation rates. This …

Background This study used household survey data on the prevalence of child, parent and
family variables to establish potential targets for a population‐level intervention to …

Previous research has found that parental empowerment is associated with a variety of
positive and negative outcomes for parents, their children and parent/child relationships …

Objective: A population-level, randomized controlled trial was conducted to test the
effectiveness of a parent recruitment package for increasing initial engagement into a school …

Objectives This study reports on the feasibility and initial effectiveness of an individually
delivered parent programme for parents of young children with behaviour problems. Whilst …

This paper describes parent participation in a clinical trial of preventive parent training (PT)
targeting low‐income parents of young children. Participation encompassed enrollment …

Parent training involves teaching parents and primary caregivers how to address and
intervene with their children's problem behaviors. These types of interventions have gained …

Background Early childhood interventions can have both immediate and long-term positive
effects on cognitive, behavioural, health and education outcomes. Fathers are …

Objective: Although behavioral parenting programs are effective at treating child behavioral
problems, a significant number of parents experiencing these problems do not receive help …

Parenting skills training is an established means of treating challenging behaviours among
young children, but there has been limited research on its efficacy when used to treat …