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Special Section of the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry: Parenting and Homelessness
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HRC is sponsoring FREE ACCESS to the full text of each article. Check out the links below to download the full articles. You can also earn 10 continuing education credits by reviewing these articles. Each article below has information and a form to complete to request credits.
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The HRC guest edited a Special Section of the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry on the theme of “Parenting and Homelessness.”
The Special Section fills a gap in research on the challenges of family relationships in the context of homelessness. The articles include practice, policy, and research recommendations to support parents as they stabilize their lives, care for their children, and move out of homelessness. In addition to seven research articles, the Special Section includes two commentaries by a nurse practitioner who works with families in Baltimore, MD and a mother who was formerly homeless.
List of articles:
Acknowledgments: Special Section on Parenting and Homelessness
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Parenting and Homelessness: Overview and Introduction to the Special Section
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Commentary: A Consumer Perspective on Parenting While Homeless
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Commentary: A Provider Perspective on Supporting Parents Who Are Homeless
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Parent-Adolescent Violence and Later Behavioral Health Problems Among Homeless and Housed Youth
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What Research Tells Us About the Intersecting Streams of Homelessness and Foster Care
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Examining the Impact of Parental Risk on Family Functioning Among Homeless and Housed Families
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Parenting, Parental Mental Health, and Child Functioning in Families Residing in Supportive Housing
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Effects of Social Support and Conflict on Parenting Among Homeless Mothers
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Parenting Adults Who Become Homeless: Variations in Stress and Social Support
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Conducting Filial Therapy With Homeless Parents
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Type of Resource:
HRC Resource
Organization:
SAMHSA
Publication Date:
2009
Location:
Rockville, MD
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617-467-6014
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You will encounter opinions and perspectives from varied sources. These may not reflect the views of Homelessness Resource Center, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, the Institute on Homelessness and Trauma or any other partner organization.
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