children, in what circumstances it is beneficial. …

Parents caring for children and young people with disabilities typically have extensive additional demands on their …

The link between domestic violence and children has been well documented, but little is known about racial variations … the effects of domestic violence on children's behavior problems differed by race. Results from structural equation … modeling revealed that domestic violence had negative effects on children in all racial groups; but the mechanisms through …

Understanding the perspectives of children on antiretroviral therapy is very important in order to support them to live … with treatment. This article describes how different social settings facilitate or constrain HIV+ children's communication … practices of 35 HIV+ children aged 8–17years. …

HIV-infected children in areas of the world with high HIV prevalence have increasing access to highly active … antiretroviral therapy and are aging into adolescence in large numbers. These children need to develop an understanding of their … center led to a revision of national guidelines and training programs to promote clinic-based disclosure support for children …

In Richard Gardner's proposed parental alienation syndrome, children reject contact with the noncustodial parent due to … manipulation from the custodial parent. We investigated whether children are, in fact, easily manipulated, and how. Half of a … sample of children ages 6 to 12 witnessed an incident of verbal aggression, while the other half did not. All were asked to …

Children and young people in the care system typically experience very high levels of mental health difficulties, yet …, reciprocal, caring communication — treating children in care as one would any child. Recommendations highlight three key needs … children in care; and the need to listen, hear and act on what children and young people say. …

aged 12–13years (n=226; 56% boys; mean age 12.5). The questionnaire of the International Survey of Children's Well …-Being (ISCWeB) was used. It includes two psychometric scales: the Personal Well-Being Index—School Children (PWI-SC7) and the … scores of the PWI-SC7 are not strictly comparable between groups. Results challenge public policy concerning children by …

The view that children of imprisoned parents are more likely to end up as offenders or in prison themselves has … real risks posed to the children of prisoners. …

This paper presents data from a Welsh mixed methods study of a service for families whose children were at risk of …). Three sources of data are drawn on to focus on the experiences of children and young people: interviews with a small number … of young people, interviews with parents where they discussed their children's experiences and measures of child and …