Effects of Telehealth Parent Coaching in Supporting Family Participation, Cohesion, & Adaptability

Family Correlates of Delinquency: Cohesion And Adaptability

A telehealth behavioral coaching intervention for neurocognitive disorder family carers

OBJECTIVES This study examined the differential impact of two telehealth programs for women caring for an older adult with a neurocognitive disorder. Outcomes examined were depressive symptoms, upset following disruptive behaviors, anxious and angry mood states, and caregiving self-efficacy. METHODS Women cohabitating with a family member diagnosed with a neurocognitive disorder were assigned...

Investigating the Predictive Role of Perceived Parenting Stress in Adaptability and Cohesion among Family of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Introduction: It is widely accepted that parents of children with autism face higher stress than parents of normal children. Investigating the effects of such stresses on the family is a proper strategy for planning to manage the problems of having a child with autism disorder. The purpose of this study was to investigate the predictive role of perceived parenting stress in adaptability and coh...

The role of family cohesion and adaptability and emotion regulation in predicting the social intimacy of female students

The impact of family function, especially cohesion and adaptability in the regulation of children’s emotion, can have significant implications for the development of their next relationships, including intimate relationships in early youth. The aim of this study was to determine the role of family cohesion and flexibility and emotions regulation in predicting social intimacy. For this purpose, ...

Family environment and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in adopted children: associations with family cohesion and adaptability.

BACKGROUND Positive family environments are crucial in promoting children's emotional and behavioural well-being, and may also buffer development of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). ADHD is highly heritable, but psychosocial factors in the family environment, particularly family cohesion and communication, may mediate genetic predispositions. The purpose of the current study is ...