The Parenting for Lifelong Health (PLH) for Young Children (YC) programme is an evidence-informed, low-cost intervention designed to be delivered in low income, low resource …
Professor Judy Hutchings is named researcher of the month for her work with the KiVa bullying prevention programme
Last week, the University hosted an international delegation from Montenegro as part of an ESRC International collaboration grant awarded to Professor Judy Hutchings and Dr …
While every parent worries that their child could be bullied at school, this fear is well founded. The agony of being a victim of bullying …
Lauren and Ruth attended the KESS 2 awards event in Cardiff, where CEIT was presented with an award for being shortlisted for the business sustainability …
udy’s presentation focused on parenting and its history and how her own and colleagues work had developed the field over the 50 years. A key issue for dissemination of parenting programmes is how to get them to be delivered effectively in frontline, coalface, services. We know what the relevant content is but still have a lot to learn about how to deliver effective services and what is needed by families and in what sort of circumstances.
Dr Margiad Williams and Dr Anwen Williams attended the Cardiff event of the National Education show, along with Bangor University, in October. Promoting the centres …
The purpose of the three-day training was to give people a background to the science and evidence underpinning effective parenting interventions, particularly focused on the PLH young children programme targeting parents of 2 to 9-year-olds.
CEIT and CEBEI researcher Claire recruited parents for an online pilot version of the programme (Books together). She completed her thesis, successfully passed her viva and graduated this summer.
