关注家庭:正念和形象增强行为育儿计划的可接受性和结果

Pub Date : 2022-11-03 DOI:10.1080/07317107.2022.2137715

Mark O. Donovan, E. Barkus, J. Pickard, Greg Konza, J. Herbert

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强化育儿计划旨在满足更广泛的家庭需求。过去的研究表明，标准项目对不同家庭特征的影响好坏参半。我们评估了干预前和干预后对3 - 12岁外化行为儿童的父亲(n = 115)和母亲(n = 223)的改善，这些儿童参加了为期8周的正念和形象增强行为育儿小组项目。在父母幸福感、育儿方法、用心育儿和儿童行为方面，父母报告了高可接受性和显著的干预前后改善，具有较大的效应量。父亲和母亲参加相同次数的培训，表现出相似的改善。将想象和正念与行为技巧结合起来似乎很有帮助，包括对父亲来说。

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Mind the Family: Acceptability and Outcomes for a Mindfulness- and Imagery-Enhanced Behavioral Parenting Program

Abstract Enhanced parenting programs aim to meet broader family needs. Past research shows mixed effects for standard programs across differing family characteristics. We evaluate pre- to post-intervention improvements for fathers (n = 115) and mothers (n = 223) of children aged 3 to 12 years with externalizing behaviors who participated in an 8-week mindfulness- and imagery-enhanced behavioral parenting group program. Parents reported high acceptability and significant pre- to post-intervention improvements, with large effect sizes, in parent well-being, parenting approach, mindful parenting, and child behavior. Fathers attended the same number of sessions as mothers and demonstrated similar improvements. Blending imagery and mindfulness with behavioral skills appears helpful, including for fathers.

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