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Clin Child Fam Psychol Rev December 2014 PMID 25022818

Parental involvement: contribution to childhood anxiety and its treatment.

Chiaying Wei, Philip C Kendall

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Discussions reflect a balanced perspective, with commenters acknowledging the role of parental influences in childhood anxiety and debating the effectiveness of family-based interventions, such as one comment questioning whether focusing on parent training enhances outcomes. The tone varies from informative to speculative, with terms like 'important,' 'questioning,' and 'considering' illustrating varying depths of engagement and perceived impact.

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Most discussions recognize the importance of parental involvement in childhood anxiety, aligning with the publication's focus.

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Participants show moderate curiosity about the subject, with some engaging deeply and others expressing neutral views.

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Comments include references to specific research findings, such as the role of family-based interventions and questions about their effectiveness, indicating thoughtful engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions highlight that understanding parental factors could influence treatment approaches, suggesting a moderate level of significance.

Abstract in brief

  • Parental factors play a significant role in the development and maintenance of childhood anxiety, and researchers have explored family-based interventions to improve treatment outcomes.
  • Despite the theoretical importance of family involvement, data show that family-based CBT does not always offer extra benefits over child-centered approaches, raising questions about its necessity or how it should be tailored.
  • The review suggests assessing parent-family factors before treatment and implementing focused parent training to create more effective, targeted interventions for childhood anxiety.]
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Dr. David Singer, PsyD, A-CBT, BCBA
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@DrDanPsych @EmilyBilekPhd @DrEhrenreich @StevieGrassetti @school_based @_SCCAP @DrCamiloOrtiz Wei & Kendall's (2014) "Parental involvement: contribution to childhood anxiety and its treatment" A review of parental factors associated w causes & maintenance of childhood anxiety & interventions that incorporate parental involvement (paraphrased). https://t.co/c6Bqs21VUI

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Dr. David Singer, PsyD, A-CBT, BCBA
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@DrDanPsych @EmilyBilekPhd @DrEhrenreich @StevieGrassetti @school_based @_SCCAP @DrCamiloOrtiz Wei & Kendall's (2014) "Parental involvement: contribution to childhood anxiety and its treatment" A review of parental factors associated w causes & maintenance of childhood anxiety & interventions that incorporate parental involvement (paraphrased). https://t.co/c6Bqs21VUI

Aug 9, 2019 · 3,385 followers View post →