An evaluation of the parents plus early years programme: a video-based early intervention for parents of pre-school children with behavioural and developmental difficulties.

This article describes the development of the Parents Plus Early Years Programme (PPEY): a video-based early intervention for parents of pre-school children with behavioural and developmental difficulties. PPEY combines individual parent-child sessions using video feedback with parenting group sessi...

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Publicado en:Clinical Child Psychology & Psychiatry Vol. 10; no. 3; pp. 319 - 337
Autores principales: Sharry J, Guerin S, Griffin C, Drumm M
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Sage Publications Inc. Jul2005
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          Sharry J
          Guerin S
          Griffin C
          Drumm M
        affil: Department of Child and Family Psychiatry, Mater Hospital, Dublin 7, Ireland; jsharry@mater.ie
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          Child Behavior Disorders
          Child Development Disorders
          Early Childhood Intervention Evaluation
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          Program Evaluation
          Child, Preschool
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      ab: This article describes the development of the Parents Plus Early Years Programme (PPEY): a video-based early intervention for parents of pre-school children with behavioural and developmental difficulties. PPEY combines individual parent-child sessions using video feedback with parenting group sessions using video-based teaching over a 12-week period. As well as detailing the research basis, theory and practice of the PPEY, the article describes the results of an initial study of 30 children, with a range of conduct, attention and developmental problems whose parents completed the programme. Results showed a significant drop in conduct problems and hyperactivity as measured by the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire, decreased parental stress as measured by Parent Stress Scale, and significant gains towards parent-defined goals. In addition, before and after video observation of parent-child interaction showed an increase in positive parent-child attention and a decrease in parent-child instructions, as measured by independent observers. Gains were maintained at 5-month follow-up. The article also includes some initial results of a follow-up qualitative evaluation of parents' experience after attending the programme. Copyright © 2005 SAGE Publications Ltd.
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