Parental incarceration is a significant, inequitably distributed form of adversity that affects
millions of US children and increases their risk for emotional and behavioral problems. An …

Although father–child relationships (FCRs) are central to children's experience of paternal
imprisonment, few studies address this subject. A systematic review was conducted to …

Prior research demonstrates that poor sleep is an important predictor of delinquent behavior
among adolescents. Engagement in delinquency is linked to a range of negative mental and …

Most if not all previous evidence focused primarily on psychological disorders of
prisoners/ex-prisoners, whereas the secondary trauma symptoms across the whole family …

Background: The global spread of COVID-19 not only exerted an enormous impact on the
public in different countries but also aggravated depression among youths. The aggressive …

Prior research on childhood adversity has revealed that exposure to multiple adverse
childhood experiences (ACE) is relatively common, and that failure to consider these …

Young people who offend are typically considered less culpable for their behaviour than
adults and need a rehabilitative focus as opposed to a punitive one. This chapter provides …

Researchers have documented the harms of imprisonment on family life, but much less is
known about how family members seek support to cope with the challenges of familial …

Maintaining the parent–child relationship while a parent is incarcerated is critical to the well-
being of both parent and child. There is some evidence that video visits can be beneficial …

Positive childhood experiences (PCEs) foster healthy child development. Yet little is known
about the degree to which children of incarcerated parents are exposed to positive …