Children in foster care have high rates of adverse childhood experiences and are at risk for
mental health problems. These problems can be difficult to ameliorate, creating a need for …

There is urgent need for improvement in community-based mental health care for children
and families. Multiple studies have documented serious limitations in the effectiveness of …

Background The aim of this study is to examine the prevalence of mental disorders in 6-to 12-
year-old foster children and assess comorbidity and risk factors. Methods Information on …

Family foster care deeply influences the needs of children and how these are satisfied. To
increase our knowledge of foster children's needs and how these are conceptualized, this …

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Survey Review of Recent Physical Activity Guidelines During Pregnancy to Facilitate Advice by …

The majority of children entering foster care have experienced multiple traumas, making this
a vulnerable population with an increased risk for emotional and behavioral problems. A …

Caring for children with complex needs severely stresses foster and adoptive parents, but
few studies have examined their perspectives on needs and services. To examine parental …

Much of what is written in this special issue points to the need for a clinical workforce that
has much greater knowledge and skills for working with children with a history of alternate …

Preventing the negative impact of maltreatment on children's mental health requires
interventions to be contextually sensitive, grounded in theory and research, and effective in …

This paper is the first study to use a multi-state sample to longitudinally explore the
relationship between remaining in foster care beyond age 18, behavioral health needs, and …