Parenting Stress mHealth
Reducing Parenting Stress to Facilitate Justice-Involved Youth's Treatment
University of California, San Francisco
60 participants
Sep 15, 2021
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
Parenting stress is a well-documented barrier to youth engagement in community-based substance use treatment. The current project aims to develop and evaluate a mobile health parenting stress intervention for caregivers of justice-involved youth, a population with high rates of substance use and low rates of treatment engagement.
Eligibility
Inclusion Criteria12
- Eligible caregivers must be the parent or legal guardian of a youth who is:
- currently detained in a juvenile detention center or correctional facility, mandated by the juvenile justice system to a congregate out-of-home placement (e.g., group home);
- -17 years old;
- has an identified substance use or substance use and co-occurring mental health need;
- and is scheduled to be released into the community to the care of the enrolled caregiver.
- Eligible behavioral health providers (e.g., substance use counselor) must:
- Provide substance use or dual diagnosis treatment justice-involved youth and their caregivers,
- be over 18 years old,
- and speak English fluently.
- Eligible juvenile probation officers must be:
- years or older
- and speak fluent English.
Exclusion Criteria3
- lack of proficiency in English
- and cognitive impairment or active psychosis which precludes provision of informed consent.
- Caregivers who do not have access to a device with internet access will also not be eligible as this would preclude them from being able to participate in the mHealth intervention.
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Interventions
mHealth parenting stress app intervention to reduce parenting stress and improving youth community-based treatment engagement.
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NCT05032742