Pregnancy and parenthood among young people in and leaving care: What are the influencing factors, and what makes a difference in providing support?

Article Abstract:

A study explores factors contributing to early pregnancy and parenthood among young people in and leaving care, the types of support available, and the extent to which services are perceived as accessible. Results indicate that young people's experiences both prior to and during care influence their decisions in relation to pregnancy and impact on how they view and engage with services.

United States, Psychological aspects, Parenting, Teenage parents

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Evaluation of a teaching package designed to improve teachers' recognition of depressed pupils - a pilot study

Article Abstract:

The effect of a teaching package for school staff on their ability to identify depressed pupils within a year group in their school is assessed. The package was found to be a valuable element of teachers' in-service training.

Diagnosis, Depression in adolescence, Adolescent depression

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