Skip to content

Search again by keyword or programme name

Showing 51-60 of 131 programmes

Treatment Foster Care Oregon Prevention

Treatment Foster Care Oregon Prevention (TFCO-P)* is for families with a looked-after child between the ages of 3 and 6 who are in foster placements or residential placements.
  • Evidence rating: 2+
  • Cost rating: 5
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing child maltreatment
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Preschool
  • Delivery model: Individual
  • Main setting:
    Home
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
  • Classification:
    Targeted indicated

5 Pillars of Parenting (4–11 Years)

5 Pillars of Parenting (4–11 Years) is a targeted-selected programme, aimed at Muslim parents with a child between the ages of 4 and 11 years.
  • Evidence rating: 2
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Preschool
    Primary school
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
    Community centre
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Family Talk

Family Talk (FT) is a targeted indicated programme for children aged 5-18 years whose parent(s) has/have a mental health diagnosis (typically anxiety or depression) and/or are in contact with mental health services . FT is delivered mainly in the home or in outpatient health settings, and aims to support healthy parent-child relationships in the context of mental illness.
  • Evidence rating: 3+
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
  • UK provision: No
  • Age group:
    Primary school
    Preadolescents
    Adolescents
  • Delivery model: Individual
    Group
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Out-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted indicated

Level 5 Pathways Triple P

Level 5 Pathways Triple P is a parenting programme. It is a targeted-indicated programme for parents who have difficulty regulating their emotions and as a result are considered at risk of physically or emotionally harming their children (aged 16 or younger). It is delivered in a variety of settings including the home of the family, a clinic or a community centre. It aims to improve children’s mental health and wellbeing, prevent maltreatment, and prevent crime, violence and antisocial behaviour.
  • Evidence rating: 3+
  • Cost rating: 1
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing child maltreatment Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Toddlers
    Preschool
    Primary school
    Preadolescents
  • Delivery model: Individual
    Group
  • Main setting:
    Home
  • Other setting:
    Community centre
    In-patient health setting
    Out-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted indicated

Parents Plus Adolescent Programme

Parents Plus Adolescent Programme (PPAP) is for parents who have concerns about the behaviour or emotions of a child between the ages of 11 and 16. However, it can also be delivered as a universal/preventative intervention or as a more targeted intervention with parents of adolescents identified with emotional/behaviour problems.
  • Evidence rating: 2+
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Preadolescents
    Adolescents
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Secondary school
  • Other setting:
    Home
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
    Community centre
    In-patient health setting
    Out-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Infant-Parent Psychotherapy

Infant-Parent Psychotherapy (IPP) is a psychoanalytic intervention targeting mother-infant dyads who may be at risk of an insecure attachment.
  • Evidence rating: 3+
  • Cost rating: NA
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
  • UK provision: No
  • Age group:
    Infants
  • Delivery model: Individual
  • Main setting:
    Home
  • Classification:
    Targeted indicated

.b

.b (pronounced ‘dot-be’) is a universal programme designed to teach mindfulness skills to 11-18-year-olds.
  • Evidence rating: 3+
  • Cost rating: 1
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Preadolescents
    Adolescents
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Primary school
    Secondary school
    Sixth-form or FE college
  • Classification:
    Universal

Becoming A Man

Becoming A Man (BAM) is a school based social and emotional learning programme. It is a targeted selective group intervention programme for pupils between the age of 12 and 18. It typically works with pupils that reside in deprived areas and come from lower socio-economic backgrounds. It is delivered in secondary schools and aims to improve school engagement and completion and reduce interactions with the criminal justice system.
  • Evidence rating: 4
  • Cost rating: 5
  • Child outcomes:
    Enhancing school achievement & employment Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: No
  • Age group:
    Preadolescents
    Adolescents
  • Delivery model: Individual
    Group
  • Main setting:
    Secondary school
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Tuning in to Kids

Tuning in to Kids is aimed at children aged 3–12 years with behaviour difficulties, or who would benefit from a preventative programme to reduce future behaviour difficulties.
  • Evidence rating: 2+ (mixed findings)
  • Cost rating: 1
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Toddlers
    Preschool
    Primary school
  • Delivery model: Group
    Individual
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Community centre
    Primary school
  • Other setting:
    Home
    In-patient health setting
    Out-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Enhanced Triple P

Enhanced Triple P (Level 5) provides adjunctive interventions (alongside a Level 4 Triple P programme) to address family factors that may impact upon and complicate the task of parenting, such as parental mood and partner conflict.
  • Evidence rating: 3
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Toddlers
    Preschool
  • Delivery model: Individual
  • Main setting:
    Out-patient health setting
  • Other setting:
    Home
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
    Community centre
    In-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Showing 51-60 of 131 programmes