Parenting – Care Appointments

Fathers emotionally involved with their kids less likely to see child behavioural problems

By The Press Association23rd November 2016News England

Fathers who are emotionally involved with their children and feel confident as a parent are less likely to raise offspring with behavioural problems, research suggests. A new study from Oxford

Study finds parenting concerns of poorer are ‘misplaced’

By The Press Association20th January 2015News England

Common perceptions that poorer mothers and fathers are likely to be less involved in their children’s lives are unfounded, according to research. A new study argues that less well-off parents

Health Board rejects criticism of Glasgow parenting support

By Iain MacDonald13th November 2014News Scotland

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has rejected the conclusions of a report examining Glasgow’s parenting support framework due to its ‘lack of robustness’. The Glasgow University Triple P report

QUB social workers help develop new parenting framework

By Iain MacDonald18th June 2014Education & Training

Social workers on the Child Care Programme at Queens University Belfast help develop new parenting capacity assessment framework. Professional in Practice (PiP)- the NI Social Work Professional Development Framework (previously