Engagement in child and adolescent treatment: the role of parental cognitions and attributions

Autor:	E, Morrissey-Kane, R J, Prinz
Rok vydání:	2001
Předmět:	Adult Male Parents Parenting Psychotherapeutic Processes Communication Barriers Psychology Adolescent Psychology Child Child Behavior Disorders Models Psychological Humans Family Therapy Female Parent-Child Relations Child Internal-External Control
Zdroj:	Clinical child and family psychology review. 2(3)
ISSN:	1096-4037
Popis:	Parental engagement in the treatment process is influenced by parents' beliefs about the cause of their children's problems, perceptions about their ability to handle such problems, and expectations about the ability of therapy to help them. This paper examines the role of parental cognitions related to attributions and expectations in relation to engagement in child mental health treatment. Reviewed studies indicate that parental attributions and expectations influence three aspects of treatment: help seeking, engagement and retention, and outcome. This paper integrates findings from developmental and clinical research, highlights gaps in the literature, presents the beginnings of a model regarding the parental attributional process as it relates to engagement in treatment, recommends future research directions, and discusses clinical implications.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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