| Autor: |
Hillis, Susan, Tucker, Sydney, Baldonado, Nicole, Taradaika, Evgenia, Bryn, Lyudmyla, Kharchenko, Svitlana, Machabelii, Tetiana, Taylor, Roisin, Green, Phil, Goldman, Philip, Awah, Isang, Baldonado, Joshua, Gomez, Praveen, Flaxman, Seth, Ratmann, Oliver, Lachman, Jamie M., Villaveces, Andres, Sherr, Lorraine, Cluver, Lucie |
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Journal of Migration and Health; 20240101, Issue: Preprints |
| Abstrakt: |
Nearly one in six children lived in war zones in 2023. Evidence-based psychosocial and parenting support has potential to mitigate negative impacts for parents and children co-exposed to war and displacement, especially in relation to mental health and harsh parenting reactions. In the current war in Ukraine, local mental health experts co-created and evaluated, with global experts, the effectiveness of psychosocial and parenting support groups, called ‘Hope Groups’on improvements in mental health, positive parenting, and violence against children. This paper aimed to assess the effectiveness of psychosocial and parenting support groups, called 'Hope Groups,' on improvements in caregiver mental health, positive parenting, and prevention of violence against children, for families affected by the war in Ukraine, using a pre/post study design. |
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