In recent years, the prevalence rates of children's mental health disorders have increased
with current estimates identifying that as many as 15–20% of children meet criteria for a …

The current systematic review examined the similarities and differences between mothers'
and fathers' reported barriers and facilitators to engaging in family-based interventions for …

Objective Engagement of fathers to participate in pregnancy, birth and early postnatal care
has significant advantages for women and infants as well as fathers. In Australia, guidelines …

Parental help-seeking preferences may help explain the treatment gap in child mental
health. This study examined mothers' and fathers' help-seeking behaviors for child mental …

Objectives Assess (a) the variability of behaviour problems in children with Hyperkinetic
Disorder/Attention‐DeficitHyperactivity Disorder (HKD/ADHD) across a range of family …

Background Parenting interventions are effective for improving child conduct problems
(CPs), but online self‐directed interventions are required to improve reach and impact …

Fathers of children on the autism spectrum are often in need of support due to high levels of
parenting stress and the complexity associated with raising these children. While the …

Objective Language used in psychiatry is important because it provides an understandable
and accurate way of describing clinical and theoretical concepts. The use of labels in …

There is a significant gap between the need for child mental health services and use of
these services by families. Parental attributions may play a role in this. This study examined …

Parenting interventions based on social learning theory have received extensive empirical
support in the treatment of child conduct problems; yet, they fail to produce lasting gains in …