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… processing biases towards their children’s emotions and behaviour … 1 … en … Canadian research shows neglectful … processing biases towards their children’s emotions and behaviour … Neglect is one of the most common forms of child maltreatment and yet little research has been conducted on the potential pathways to neglect. Attachment research shows that parents with different attachment styles differentially perceive and attend to their children’s emotions (e.g., secure mothers are more accurate at labeling infants’ emotions). Theory suggests that mothers found to be…

… Robin Du Mont, Janice Paterson, Maeve Hyman, Ilene Children and Youth Services Review, 86, 271-276 Experiences of child protection workers … from Ontario, Canada Collaboration between child welfare and adult mental health service providers is important to … Collaboration between child welfare and adult mental health service providers is important to address parental risk factors that may affect child wellbeing. The aim of this paper is to describe findings from a survey which identified barriers and facilitators to collaboration between these two sectors. A semi-structured instrument, adapted from Frederico et al. (2014), was used for data…

… is provided by the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Injury and Child Maltreatment Division .   Provinces et Territoires All provinces and territories provide in-kind support for the CIS-2008. In … Columbia (Oversampling) Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut … Agence de santé publique du Canada Core funding for the CIS-2008 is provided by the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Injury and Child Maltreatment Division.   Provinces et Territoires All provinces and territories provide in-kind support for the CIS-2008. In addition, some provinces fund an enriched sample: Alberta (Oversampling) British Columbia (Oversampling) Manitoba New Brunswick…

… program has little effect on parenting skills, child health and development, and occurrence of child abuse … 1 … en … Home visiting … program has little effect on parenting skills, child health and development, and occurrence of child abuse … These two related studies examined the impact of the Healthy Families Alaska (HFAK) program model on: 1) child abuse, and 2) parenting and child health and development. HFAK is a home visiting program, targeting high-risk families; the program has explicit performance indicators; program staff must complete basic training by Healthy Families America (HFA) certified trainers; these authors had…

Une controverse existe selon laquelle la punition corporelle d'un enfant dans un contexte disciplinaire serait associée à des résultats négatifs à l'âge adulte. Utilisant les données d'une enquête représentative à l'échelle nationale sur la santé mentale conduite au début des années 90 (la National Comorbidity Survey ou NCS), cette étude a examiné trois catégories de sévérité croissante pour les…

… tutoring on foster children's academic skills: A randomized trial 2012 Authors Flynn, Robert J. Marquis, Robyn … Paquet, Marie-Pierre Peeke, Lisa M. Aubry, Tim D. Children and Youth Services Review, 34(6), pp 1183-1189. Effects of individual … This study hypothesized that foster children who were exposed to an individualized tutoring intervention delivered by their foster parents would experience significantly greater gains in reading, spelling, and math than their counterparts on the intervention waitlist. A total of 77 children between six and 13 years from nine different child welfare organizations were randomly assigned to the…

… Ramona Lambert, Elizabeth Regehr, Cheryl Family Court Review, Volume 47, Issue 4, pp. 634-649. Where is the … All participants notified the police of the sexual abuse and nearly all of the cases proceeded to court. Parents … systems, that their children were often treated as adults and did not therapeutically benefit from the legal process, … Using a qualitative grounded theory approach, the authors conducted nineteen interviews with parents of sexually abused children about their experiences navigating the criminal justice system. All participants notified the police of the sexual abuse and nearly all of the cases proceeded to court. Parents reported having had negative experiences with the criminal process, stating that they felt a…

… Île-du-Prince-Édouard - Liens Child and Family Services Department of Social Services and Seniors Government Publications … 0 … fr … … Child and Family ServicesDepartment of Social Services and SeniorsGovernment Publications

… History The first reported child abuse and neglect incidence study conducted in Canada was the 1993 … . The first national cycle of the CIS was completed in 1998 and subsequent studies were conducted in 2003 ,  2008  and … was completed in 2019 and is a study of child welfare investigations involving First Nations and non-Indigenous … The first reported child abuse and neglect incidence study conducted in Canada was the 1993 Ontario Incidence Study. The first national cycle of the CIS was completed in 1998 and subsequent studies were conducted in 2003, 2008 and 2019. The 2008 cycle also includes a number of province-specific studies in British-Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec, as well as a national First Nations…

Adult life experiences of former foster youth are often disturbing. The authors argue that much more assistance is needed to ensure that these youth have the same opportunities as youth growing up in their own homes, and propose a Transition Guardian Plan (TGP) for former foster youth from their 18th to 23rd birthdays; this is intended to replicate the role of parents in the transition of…