Parenting Journal · The TRICK collection

Trust

Security, sensitivity and relationships where children can speak openly.

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Vol. 2 · Issue 3 · Trust · Secondary observational analysis

Associations Between Parent–Child Attachment and Psychosocial- and Health-Related Symptoms in Children with Functional Abdominal Pain Disorders

How are children's perceptions of parental trust and communication measured when they live with recurrent pain?

Childhood; mean age about 11CC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 3 · Trust · Scoping review

Dyadic attachment-based therapies for infants and young children with mental health problems: a scoping review

What does treatment look like when a caregiver and a young child participate together?

Birth to 6 yearsCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 3 · Trust · Two-cohort developmental study

What accounts for multifinality of the pathways from family ecological adversity to children’s future antisocial outcomes? Exploring early attachment relationships as a source of resilience in low- and high-risk samples

Why might similar early adversity be followed by different developmental paths?

Infancy and toddlerhood with later follow-upCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 3 · Trust · Qualitative acceptability study nested in a trial

Acceptability of Circle of Security-Parenting groups in NHS community perinatal mental health services in England: parent and practitioner perspectives

How do participants experience a structured group focused on recognizing a young child's needs?

Perinatal familiesCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 3 · Trust · Trial-based economic evaluation

Cost-utility analysis of the Circle of Security-Parenting programme to reduce perinatal psychopathology in birthing parents in England

What resources does an attachment-focused parenting program require in a clinical service?

Perinatal periodCC BY 4.0
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Study designs and age labels describe the source. Read each study’s findings and limitations before applying them to your family.