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Gudino, Karen, author.
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The Effects of Prenatal Drug Exposure on Children of Minority Families and Their Overall Adjustment /
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Cruz, Daniel, author.
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contribute to re-occurrence and re-entry among maltreated children who reunite with their families? This
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Diaz Velasquez, Eneida M., author.
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helping these children and their families to reduce maladaptive behaviors? To answer these questions, two
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Gonzalez, Sandy, author.
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status families and the impact of these experiences on their current lives. The interviews were audio
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Delgado, Ana Griselda, author.
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youth when compared to individual level interventions. Family level interventions showed that families
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Humphrey, Alyson M., author.
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-harm in terms of the characteristics, intentions and outcomes of the individuals and families involved
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Herrera, Alberto, Jr., author.
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healthy interdependent families and communities.
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Salas, Marisol Luevanos, author.
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areas of improvement to better support families dealing with substance use issues in child welfare
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Raven, Denise M., author.
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turnover rates can impact outcomes for children and families, and the caseworkers who remain. This
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Chizk, Georgeanna, author.
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providers be trained in filial play therapy to meet parent-child relationship needs within adoptive families.
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Bonanno Schloemann, Brittney, author.
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comfortable discussing these hard topics with their patients and families. This awareness of the meaning
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Contreras, Brenda, author.
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collaborating with different support systems such as immediate families, extended families, school staff
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Delgado, Marylu, author.
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, childhood maltreatment/ sexual abuse, poverty, dysfunctional families, being involved in the juvenile
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Toraif, Noor M., author.
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accommodate children and families from all kinds of contexts.
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Pinto, Alejandra, author.
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. Latino families tend to be at higher risk for childhood obesity and face a variety of barriers such as
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McCarrel, Carmen Rebecca, author.
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living in single parents families are more likely to experience higher levels of psychological distress
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Diaz, Beatris, author.
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among ethnic minorities and their families. Psychotic symptoms are often debilitating and they can lead
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Yadav, Nancy Jones, author.
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outcomes for all children with asthma. Interventions effective for children from poor and minority families
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Wagner, Jade, author.
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: The Role of Men and Fathers in Families and Civil Society. A needs assessment was also utilized to
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Gomez, Stephanie, author.
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reducing recidivism. MST is an intensive family-based program developed to assist youth and their families
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Jimenez, Daysi, author.
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available resources in communities. Although, some programs provide support to families and their children
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Perez, Jacqueline Rebecca, author.
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unrepresented and undeserved population are pressing and significant to educators, students, families, society
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Monroy, Vanessa, author.
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, is dedicated to increasing the quality of life of veterans and their families. The goals of the
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Blair, Katelyn, author.
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(i.e., placement and permanence) and the implications of adapting PCIT for foster families remains
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Harvey, Vorricia, author.
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assistance (i.e., public aid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and/or housing subsidies). It
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Howard, Lanikque L., author.
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Children and Families (DCF) established a collaborative workgroup to refine the referral policy.
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Kim, Jaeseung, author.
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In light of the rapid increase in the number of working mothers and dual-earner families, workplace
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Yue, Yang, author.
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Families, which is one of the first projects to obtain data at the individual and village levels in four
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