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Development and Preliminary Evaluation of Family Minds: A Mentalization-based Psychoeducation Program for Foster Parents.

Mentalization-based interventions show promise in improving mental health outcomes for children and parents through increasing a family's reflective functioning, or ability to mentalize. Mentalizing involves the ability to understand behavior in relation to mental states, such as thoughts and feelin...

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Published in:Journal of Child & Family Studies Vol. 27; no. 8; pp. 2519 - 2533
Main Authors: Adkins, Tina, Luyten, Patrick, Fonagy, Peter
Format: Article
Published: Springer Nature Jul2018
Subjects:
United States
Families & psychology
Foster parents
Child psychology
Emotions
Mental health
Psychology
Child welfare
Psychological tests
Psychotherapy
Education
Psychoeducation
Critical thinking
Thought & thinking
Research methodology
Questionnaires
Control groups
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