The Early Intervention Foundation review of methods to improve inter-parental relationships and the resulting effect on child wellbeing

The Early Intervention Foundation has published a review of methods to improve inter-parental relationships and the resulting effect on child wellbeing for the Department for Work and Pensions. Key findings include: the way parents communicate and relate to each other is a primary influence on children’s long-term mental health; targeting the parent-child relationship only in the context of ongoing inter-parental conflict does not lead to sustained positive outcomes for children.
Source: Early Intervention Foundation 22 March 2016
Further information:
What works to enhance inter-parental relationships and improve outcomes for children (PDF)  22 March 2016
   Department for Work and Pensions  22 March 2016

Source: CASPAR

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