... effect of step‐parents. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Adolescents Family life Quality of life Scotland Family roles Developmental psychology Mental health is a priority for the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Scottish Government (Herman et al., 2005...

... interventions. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Work Family life Conflict Women Focus groups are planned discussions around predetermined topics (Smithson, 2000) and so require careful development. Initial methods were developed and refined before the main meetings were undertaken...

... for substance use education in each school (n = 9), in order to obtain their views relating to the effectiveness of the project, and the degree to which “team” working was visible amongst those delivering the project. Both sets of interviews were tape‐recorded. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Family...

... Family life Health Communications Risk Little is known about how families influence the health behaviours of adolescents. The preponderance of school‐based, public health interventions including a family component has occurred in elementary age children (aged six to 12) (Baranowski et al...

...Anthony Glendinning Examines connections between family life, self‐esteem, health and lifestyles in a sample of around 1,700 young people aged 14 to 16 years old in eight rural locations in northern Scotland. Young people’s accounts of family life were characterised in terms of quality...

... and respect for each other’s viewpoints. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Family life Resources Sex education The FPA training style is based on self‐directed learning, and the emphasis throughout the workshops was on participation and on allowing parents to reach their own conclusions about...

...Dick Jenkinson Describes a project organized by the Community Education Development Centre on preparation for parenthood. Five schools were chosen to try out different models of education for family life and parenting. Gives some examples of how the schools tackled this challenge. Concludes...