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Parental Mental Health and Its Impact on Children This publication presents the key findings of the literature review, Parental mental health and its impact on children, prepared by the Department of Community Services Centre for Parenting and Research. It describes factors associated with vulnerability and resilience, potential impacts on children and young people, adverse outcomes in relation to specific mental health disorders, and early intervention programs.   August 2008
Parental Substance Use & the Child Welfare System Factsheet provides an overview of issues faced by families affected by parental substance use who enter the child welfare system, and examines both service barriers and innovative approaches that child welfare agencies have developed to meet their needs.   January 2009
Parenting a Transgender or Gender-Expansive Child: How to Protect Your Family Against False Allegations of Child Abuse Parents raising transgender and gender-expansive children must take additional steps that they could not have anticipated when their child was first born. These parents must also prepare their child and family to cope with the possibility of negative reactions, based on fear or misinformation, to their child’s gender and the family’s decision to love and affirm their child for who they are.  
Parents with Mental Health Issues: Consequences for Children & Effectiveness of Interventions Designed to Assist Children & their Families Dr. Leone Huntsman Reviews research on the consequences for children of having a parent with mental health issues, and the effectiveness of strategies and interventions designed to support affected families.   November 2008
Parents with Mental Illness & Implementation of ASFA B.J Friesen, J. Nicholson, K. Kaplan, & S. Solomon This paper examines how implementation of the Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) may affect families in which a parent has a mental illness. It presents evidence that such parents may suffer discrimination when the psychiatric diagnosis alone leads to an assumption of risk in lieu of a more complete assessment of a parent’s behavior or parental competence.   2009
Parents’ Guide for Helping Children in the Wake of Disaster Provides advice for parents on how to recognize traumatic symptoms in their children, and how to communicate with them to assist them with the healing process.   2005
Partnering with Child Welfare to Promote Safely, Permanency, & Well-Being Helfgott, K. P. PowerPoint   May 2008
Partnering with Your Child’s School: A Guide for Parents Provides parents of children with physical or mental health challenges suggestions for how to develop a partnership with their children’s school.   2007
Partnering with Your Child’s School: A Guide for Parents (Spanish Version) Provides parents of children with physical or mental health challenges suggestions for how to develop a partnership with their children’s school.   2007
Peer Support Program: Methods for Helping Residential Youth Connect with Peers Brian C. Kovach, M.A. This paper proposes that a program designed to help residential youth recognize and develop ways to support peers may help promote a sense of personal empowerment and create a positive, supportive treatment environment.   July 2012
Peer Support in Adult Mental Health Services: A Metasynthesis of Qualitative Findings Gill Walker and Wendy Bryant This study aimed to synthesize findings from several quantitative reviews on the effectiveness of peer support.   2013
Peer-Centered Practice: A Theoretical Framework for Intervention with Young People in and from Care Kim Snow and Varda Mann-Feder This paper puts forward a conceptual framework for engaging peers as central to transitional services for care-leavers.  
People Recover Tells the story of individuals who are dealing with co-occurring (substance abuse and mental health) disorders through a comic book.   2013
Permanency Planning Today: Family Engagement This issue of Permanency Planning Today focuses on family engagement, and features articles on: Familyconnect guides to assist with family visits, the intersection of migration and child welfare, the use of practice models, Texas Child Protective Services’ work on addressing racial disproportionality, and New Mexico’s use of icebreakers between foster parents and birth parents.   Spring 2009
Pharmacologic Guidelines for Treating Individuals with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Co-Occurring Opioid Use Disorders Offers guidance for treating individuals who have post-traumatic stress disorder and also have opioid use disorders.   2012
Physical Punishment: What Parents Should Know Provides facts on the negative impact of physical punishment and introduces effective alternatives to physical discipline.   2009
Planned and Crisis Respite for Families with Children: Results of a Collaborative Study Susan Dougherty with Elisabeth Yu Maggie Edgar Pamela Day and Casandra Wade This report describes the survey’s findings; documents approaches to funding, administering, and delivering planned and crisis respite services to families, as described in the case studies; and makes preliminary recommendations on expanding and enhancing these services to support families and caregivers nationwide  
Planning for a meeting about your child’s behavior needs Prepares parents of children with behavioral needs for individualized meetings about their child’s behavior.   2007
Playground Heroes Ken Rigby, Bruce Johnson Examines the reasons why anti-bullying programs have not been successful, and suggests improvements.   April 2010
Policies & Procedures for Home & Community Based Services for Children The Child, Adolescent, & Family Unit of the Vermont Dept. of Developmental & Mental Health Services Title XIX Medicaid Waiver.   July 2005
Policy Brief - Advancing Equity in Behavioral Health Through Telemedicine Vanderploeg, J., & Freeburg, T., Lang. J., Sovronsky, H., Moroy- Smith, A., Hoffman, P. The COVID pandemic helped demonstrate that telemedicine promotes access to health services and improves equity among socioeconomically, racially, and ethnically diverse families. Research has also shown that telemedicine is generally as effective as in-person psychotherapy. This policy brief was jointly authored by staff from CHDI, the Village for Families and Children, Connecticut Children's, and Yale New Haven Health Center/Yale Medicine and includes four recommendations to support the long-term effectiveness of telemedicine services for children and families.   April 2021
Policy Review and Development Guide: Lebian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Persons in Custodial Settings Brenda Smiht, Melissa Loomis, Jaime Yarussi, Jody Marksamer This guide is a first step in reaching out to correctional agencies to help them identify, address, and respond to abuse of LGBTI individuals through agency policies and procedures.   August 2013
Position Statement: LGBT Youth Identifies the position of the NASP and explains responsibilities of school psychologists in serving LGBT youth.   2011
Post-Adoption Services: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Children Adopted From Foster Care This report describes strategies for expanding and improving post-adoption mental health services for adopted children and their families.   July 2007
Potential Early Childhood Communities Outcome Measures Stacey Friedman Potential Early Childhood Communities Outcome Measures.   April 2006


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