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期刊名:Children and youth services review

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ISSN:0190-7409

e-ISSN:1873-7765

IF/分区:2.1/Q1

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Elizabeth Baker,Jasric Bland,Aijah K B Goodwin Elizabeth Baker
Despite growing concerns about mental health in Black adolescents, cultural factors influencing their help-seeking behaviors remain largely understudied. Pathways to formal mental health help-seeking and the influence of religion remain und...
Catherine LaBrenz,Stacey Shipe,Lisa S Panisch et al. Catherine LaBrenz et al.
Despite an increase in single father-headed households, few studies have examined how single fathers fare in child welfare. This study examined the relationship between family structure and reunification as a case goal, and the moderating r...
Mark Rodgers,Yanhua Chen,Davara Bennett et al. Mark Rodgers et al.
Background: Existing reviews have documented a range of factors associated with care entry or re-entry for children, with much less attention given to the intervention literature. In addition, there has been no systematic...
Robyn M Powell,Monika Mitra,Joanne Nicholson et al. Robyn M Powell et al.
Substantial numbers of US parents with psychiatric disabilities are highly vulnerable to loss of child custody or visitation, through child welfare system involvement or divorce proceedings. This study describes the community-based needs of...
Farah W Brink,Xueting Xia,Danielle L Steelesmith et al. Farah W Brink et al.
Background: Youth in the child welfare system have high healthcare needs, yet little is known about service utilization patterns across racial and ethnic groups. This study addresses these gaps by analyzing longitudinal t...
Julia M Fleckman,María Pineros-Leano,Komal C Brown et al. Julia M Fleckman et al.
Despite the evidence for intensive parenting programs in promoting child wellbeing and reducing risk for child abuse, little research has been conducted to examine the efficacy of brief, potentially more universal programs for parents in pr...
William B Hansen William B Hansen
Bonding to school, the degree to which students feel accepted and have an attachment to the school, has the potential to affect whether they continue their education or drop out. I evaluated a pilot intervention in which students in the tre...
Jill Hoiting,Sarah Halpern-Meekin,Katherine Magnuson Jill Hoiting
Although early care and education offers benefits for child development and supports parental workforce participation, many families with low incomes do not use such care for their young children. The present study explores how mothers with...
Meghan A Costello,Laura J Austin,McKenna Parnes et al. Meghan A Costello et al.
Most adolescents with mental health symptoms do not receive formal mental health care, and minoritized adolescents are disproportionately likely to report unmet treatment needs. Social Learning Theory and the Theory of Planned Behavior sugg...