Sentence examples for parent training programs from inspiring English sources

The potential for designing more generalizable and thus more cost-effective parent training programs is discussed.

Parent training programs could be provided to teach parents positive discipline strategies.

These findings can have important design implications for parent training programs intended to improve home discussions about sexuality.

Parent training programs have a long history of use in children's mental health and child welfare services.

Parent participation in behavioral parent training programs has been shown to decrease child problem behaviors and promote positive parent-child relationships.

Behavioral parent training programs have documented efficacy for improving behaviors among parents and their children and are frequently used by child welfare agencies to prevent removal of a child from the parental home or to facilitate reunification.

In this study, concurrent multiple baseline across behaviors design was used to examine effects of a behavioral parent training program, Filming Interactions to Nurture Development (FIND), on parental skill acquisition with four mothers who had lost custody of their children but were being considered for reunification.

In particular, twenty parents of shy-inhibited children completed an 8 session parent training program, and a preliminary assessment of the program was conducted through the use of a one-group pretest posttest design.

This study examined the effects of an intensive parent training program on the acquisition and generalization of discrete trial teaching (DTT) procedures with two parents of children with autism.

Triple P Online (i.e., TPOL; www2.tripleponline.net) is an online self-help parent training program aimed at reducing child behavior problems through "positive parenting practices"—available at time of review for $79.95.

This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a parent training program in improving parenting practices, parents' feeling of self-efficacy and parents' perception of their child's behavior, implemented in a child protection service, with trained professionals from the agency acting as facilitators.