Mental Health & Prevention,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33, P. 200331 - 200331
Published: Feb. 15, 2024
Significant
mental
health
problems
affect
one
in
five
youth
the
United
States;
tandem
with
child
epidemic,
parents
States
report
high
and
rising
rates
of
burnout
challenges
their
own.
Multiple
well-established
theoretical
perspectives
demonstrate
degree
interdependence
between
children's
parents'
health,
including
intergenerational
transmission,
prenatal
programming,
attachment,
temperament
self-regulation
theories.
Drawing
on
these
perspectives,
we
argue
that
a
universal
prevention
approach
centers
development
psychopathology
within
context
parent-child
dyad
can
promote
resilience
arrest
emerging
for
children
parents,
during
sensitive
developmental
windows
(e.g.,
preconception
through
early
childhood).
Derived
from
this
integrated
framework,
review
empirical
support
following
targets
to
family
resilience:
screening
current
historical
parent
risk
factors
resources;
strengthening
healthy,
reciprocal
social
ties;
supporting
socioemotional
skill
acquisition.
Our
literature
highlights
how
improvements
areas
have
cascading
benefits
across
development,
both
children,
as
well
future
generations.
We
conclude
actionable,
empirically-supported
recommendations
profound
impacts
changes
federal
state
policies,
community
healthcare
settings,
childhood
education
care
programs.
To
achieve
enduring,
multigenerational
impacts,
societal
community-level
programs,
practices
must
interweave
efforts
adjustment
wellbeing.
Advances in logistics, operations, and management science book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 77 - 104
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
This
chapter
primarily
aims
to
discuss
various
aspects
of
emotional
intelligence
and
its
use
in
leadership
across
different
cultural
organisational
contexts.
To
have
a
broad
view
how
apply
EI
modern
leadership,
it
incorporates
extensive
research
as
well
case
studies
from
countries,
continents,
industries.
The
aim
is
enlighten
readers
about
new
important
that
promote
resilience
terms
adaptive
leaders
those
with
strong
empathy
who
can
survive
this
“new
normal.”
Also,
investigated
the
global
impact
on
practices.
Translational Neurodegeneration,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: May 12, 2023
Abstract
Neurological
conditions,
including
cognitive
impairment
and
Alzheimer’s
disease
(AD),
impose
a
huge
burden
on
society,
affecting
millions
of
people
globally.
In
addition
to
genetic
factors,
recent
studies
indicate
that
environmental
experiential
factors
may
contribute
the
pathogenesis
these
diseases.
Early
life
adversity
(ELA)
has
profound
impact
brain
function
health
later
in
life.
rodent
models,
exposure
ELA
results
specific
deficits
aggravated
AD
pathology.
Extensive
concerns
have
been
raised
regarding
higher
risk
developing
impairments
with
history
ELA.
this
review,
we
scrutinize
findings
from
human
animal
focusing
connection
AD.
These
discoveries
suggest
ELA,
especially
at
early
postnatal
stages,
increases
susceptibility
terms
mechanisms,
could
lead
dysregulation
hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal
axis,
altered
gut
microbiome,
persistent
inflammation,
oligodendrocyte
dysfunction,
hypomyelination,
aberrant
adult
hippocampal
neurogenesis.
Crosstalks
among
events
synergistically
Additionally,
discuss
several
interventions
alleviate
adverse
consequences
Further
investigation
into
crucial
area
will
help
improve
management
reduce
related
neurological
conditions.
Brain Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 453 - 453
Published: April 30, 2024
In
this
narrative,
comprehensive,
and
updated
review
of
the
literature,
we
summarize
evidence
about
effectiveness
interventions
aimed
at
reducing
emotion
dysregulation
improving
regulation
in
children,
adolescents,
adults.
After
introducing
from
a
theoretical
standpoint,
discuss
factors
commonly
associated
with
regulation,
including
neurobiological
neuropsychological
mechanisms,
role
childhood
adverse
experiences
psycho–social
onset
dysregulation.
We
then
present
pharmacological
non-pharmacological
aiming
promoting
across
lifespan.
Although
our
was
not
intended
as
traditional
systematic
review,
search
only
restricted
to
reviews
meta-analyses,
highlighted
important
implications
provided
recommendations
for
clinical
practice
future
research
field.
Pilot and Feasibility Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: June 29, 2024
New
services
are
needed
to
prevent
the
mental
health
consequences
of
war
in
Ukraine.
Ten
adolescents
self-recruited
use
and
evaluate
Ukrainian
version
Helping
Hand
(HH)
Odesa,
From
April
June
2023,
they
participated
a
10-session
group
program
where
played
cognitive
behavioral
game
app,
shared
stories,
engaged
activities
enhance
their
coping
skills.
Developmental Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 28, 2024
Abstract
Physiological
synchrony
is
an
important
biological
process
during
which
parent–child
interaction
plays
a
significant
role
in
shaping
child
socioemotional
adjustment.
The
present
study
held
context‐dependent
perspective
to
examine
the
conditional
association
between
physiological
and
adjustment
(i.e.,
relationship
quality
with
parents
emotion
regulation)
under
different
from
highly
unsupportive
supportive)
emotional
contexts.
One
hundred
fifty
school‐age
Chinese
children
(
M
age
=
8.64
years,
63
girls)
their
primary
caregivers
participated
this
study.
After
attaching
electrocardiogram
(ECG)
electrodes,
dyads
were
instructed
complete
4‐minute
conflict
discussion
task.
Parent–child
was
calculated
based
on
within‐dyad
parents’
children's
respiratory
sinus
arrhythmia
(RSA)
levels
across
eight
30‐second
epochs.
Parental
support,
parents,
regulation
task
coded
by
trained
research
assistants.
Supporting
our
hypotheses,
parental
support
moderated
relations
of
RSA
both
regulation.
Furthermore,
Johnson‐Neyman
technique
moderation
indicated
that
associations
parent
indicators
shifted
negative
positive
as
became
increasingly
high.
Our
findings
suggest
may
not
be
inherently
adaptive
or
maladaptive,
highlighting
importance
understanding
function
specific
Research
Highlights
meanings
might
contingent
contextual
factors.
regulation).
More
positive/less
associated
better
supportive
context,
whereas
poorer
context.
These
highlight
significance
considering
context
studies.
Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(3), P. 697 - 713
Published: July 14, 2024
Considerable
attention
has
been
devoted
to
the
concept
of
flexible
emotion
regulation,
which
de-emphasizes
importance
any
specific
regulatory
strategy
in
favor
deployment
strategies
response
situational
challenges.
The
bulk
research
this
area
conducted
on
adult
samples.
Research
regulation
flexibility
(ERF)
youth
documented
only
a
limited
number
studies
and
using
various
definitions.
This
systematic
review
aims
gather
summarize
different
conceptualizations
methodological
approaches
adolescent
ERF.
We
incorporate
these
findings
into
general
framework
understand
ERF
its
role
adolescents'
emotional,
behavioral
social
functioning.
Adhering
PRISMA
guidelines,
11
were
included
review.
While
defined
inconsistent
ways,
utilized
from
two
overarching
domains:
expressed
repertoire
strategies.
Promising
future
directions
will
be
highlighted.
Children,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(2), P. 175 - 175
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
The
relationship
between
mother
and
child
emotion
regulation
(ER)
is
widely
researched,
but
fewer
studies
have
investigated
explanatory
variables
or
those
affecting
the
strength
of
this
link.
Background/Objectives:
present
study
focused
on
maternal
play
behavior,
considered
as
an
mechanism
ER.
In
addition,
explored
moderating
role
paternal
empathy
in
association
behavior.
Methods:
This
cross-sectional
involves
103
mothers
their
husbands
(the
children’s
fathers),
with
at
least
one
ages
3
6
who
typically
developed.
Results:
Our
findings
show
that
behavior
mediates
cognitive
reappraisal
(CR),
expressive
suppression
(ES),
Regarding
empathy,
lower
levels
moderate
ER
Conclusions:
highlight
importance
variable
outcomes
and,
concomitantly,
variables,
such
supporting
when
it
comes
to
achieving
better
outcomes.
BACKGROUND
Adolescence
is
a
critical
period
for
stress
vulnerability,
with
high
levels
of
linked
to
anxiety,
depression,
ADHD,
and
sleep
problems.
While
digital
mental
health
interventions
(DMHIs)
are
increasingly
used
support
adolescent
health,
little
known
about
their
effectiveness
in
managing
stress.
Measurement-based
collaborative
care
models
(CoCM)
DMHIs
may
provide
structured
approach
addressing
stress,
but
research
on
impact
remains
limited.
OBJECTIVE
The
purpose
this
study
explore
the
CoCM
DMHI
among
adolescents.
We
aimed
(1)
quantify
self-reported
identify
factors
associated
elevated
(2)
assess
changes
during
care,
(3)
key
influencing
reduction.
METHODS
Adolescents
(ages
13-17
years)
who
receive
coaching
therapy
through
(Bend
Health
Inc.)
completed
assessments
at
enrollment
monthly
throughout
care.
Associations
between
demographic
factors,
co-occurring
symptoms,
caregiver
well-being
were
predictors
mixed-effects
RESULTS
At
enrollment,
91.5%
adolescents
reported
Higher
problems,
as
well
female
sex
(P’s<0.05).
Caregiver
(t2152=3.90,
P<.001)
problems
(t2152=3.82,
burnout
was
not
(t2152=1.02,
P=.31).
During
80.9%
experienced
reductions,
improvements
emerging
after
one
month.
In
reporting
non-elevated
larger
(t248.73=-2.27,
P=.024).
anxiety
showed
reductions
compared
those
(t3369=-2.77,
P=.006).
CONCLUSIONS
Stress
closely
symptoms
A
effective
reducing
improvements,
demonstrating
its
potential
broader
management.
These
findings
underscore
need
incorporate
family-centered
approaches,
future
should
ways
optimize
long-term
reduction
outcomes.
