All Resources for 'Community-Based Recovery and Treatment'

Lessons Learnt from Scaling-up a Parenting Programme during Its Research Phase

Format
Scientific article
Themes
Prevention
Populations
Family
Partner Organisation

Jenny Doubt

Background: There is an increasing demand for effective ways of preventing and reducing violence in our societies. Children in developing countries experience higher levels of abuse, and less than 12% of abused children receive...

Is Young Adolescents’ Self-Esteem Predicted by Peer Acceptance? A Gender Perspective

Format
Scientific article
Themes
Prevention
Populations
Women
Partner Organisation

Olivier Gaudet, Justin Vollet, Marie-Helene Veronneau, Thomas Kindermann, Cécile Mathys

Introduction: Self-esteem influences youth’s mental and physical health (Tzesniewski et al., 2006) and is central to adolescent development. During...

Risks and Opportunities of Growing Up as Refugees

Format
Scientific article
Themes
Prevention
Populations
Family
Indigenous Populations, Older Adults and Refugees.
Refugees
Partner Organisation

Ha Yeon Kim, Lindsay Brown

Introduction: The world currently faces the largest refugee crisis since WWII[1]. Lebanon alone, a nation of approximately 4 million citizens, is sheltering over 1 million registered Syrian refugees. The...

Predictors of Violence against Women in Costa Rica

Format
Scientific article
Themes
Populations
Women
Partner Organisation

Derby Munoz-Rojas, Warner Cavero, Mary Solano-Rivera

Introduction: Violence against women (VAW) is a worldwide public health problem that affects women regardless their age, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation. VAW is a complex...

Cultural Adaptations, Engagement and Outcomes of the Thailand Strengthening Families Program 12-16

Format
Scientific article
Themes
Prevention
Populations
Family
Indigenous Populations, Older Adults and Refugees.
Refugees
Responding to Drug-Related Offending 
Health & Justice Responses 
Justice and Diversion
Partner Organisation

Kannikar Nolrajsuwat

Introduction: The Thailand culturally adapted version of the Strengthening Families Program (12-16) was evaluated for high risk 12 to 17-year-olds. After the success of the SFP 6-11 in Thailand, the Thailand juvenile...

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