Fatherhood Research Bulletin

Title: Fatherhood Research Bulletin
Creator: Australian Fatherhood Research Network
Relation: Fatherhood Research Bulletin 22, February 2014
Publisher: Family Action Centre, Faculty of Health & Medicine, University of Newcastle
Resource Type: research bulletin
Date: 2014
Description: In this issue: NEWS from the Australian Fatherhood Research Network - PROGRAMS AND FATHER INCLUSIVE PRACTICE: Program P - Getting Fathers to Parenting Groups (without really trying) - Current Programs for Fathers in Australia - All In: Supporting Fathers In NICU - African Dads and Kids camp - RESOURCES ON THE WEB: Explaining and disseminating fatherhood research - Dads: how important are they? - Evaluating Programs for fathers - What Were We Thinking – promoting confidence and reducing distress in first time fathers and mothers - ONGOING RESEARCH: Dads tuning in to Kids – update November 2013 - The New Dad Studies - Boston College center for work & family paternity leave survey - Pacific fatherhood measurement scale - Fathering children with autism: needs, practices and services use - RESEARCH: Fathers influence on adolescent’s problem behaviours - Longitudinal links between fathers’ and mothers’ harsh verbal discipline and adolescents’ conduct problems and depressive symptoms - Mothers’ and fathers’ autonomy-relevant parenting - Father's parenting and father–child relationship among children and adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder - Anxiety more common than depression in postnatal mothers and fathers - Common mental disorders in women and men in the first six months after the birth of their first infant: A community study in Victoria, Australia - Stretching the science: Overnight care of young infants - Overnight custody arrangements, attachment, and adjustment among very young children - Maternal attachment, paternal overnight contact, and very young children’s adjustment: comment on tornello et al. (2013) - Rejoinder to Millar and Kruk (2014): who assumes the burden of proof when there is no neutral null hypothesis? - Early temperament and attachment security with mothers and fathers as predictors of toddler compliance and noncompliance - Fathers support for mothers giving birth in non-western contexts - Impact on perceived postnatal support, maternal anxiety and symptoms of depression in new mothers in Nepal when their husbands provide continuous support during labour - Perspectives of men on antenatal and delivery care service utilisation in rural Western Kenya: a qualitative study - Addressing fathers in the domestic violence area - Fathers for change: A new approach to working with fathers who perpetrate intimate partner violence
Subject: research bulletin; fatherhood; mental health; parenting practices; father inclusive practice; web resources; conferences; research; parenting groups; programs for fathers; Australia; African fathers; confidence; parental distress; paternity leave; autism; disability; adolescents; problem behaviours; verbal discipline; ADHD; mental health care; depression; paternal mental health; maternal anxiety; anxiety; postnatal mothers; postnatal fathers; overnight care; overnight custody; family separation; attachment relationship; maternal attachment; paternal attachment; pregnancy; childbirth; attachment security; postnatal support; Nepal; labour; antenatal care; Kenya; violence; vulnerable familes; first time fathers; first time mothers
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1385913
Identifier: uon:32316
Language: eng
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