The correlates of success/failure in brief and intensive family treatment: Implications for family preservation services
@article{Spaid1991TheCO,
title={The correlates of success/failure in brief and intensive family treatment: Implications for family preservation services},
author={W. M. Spaid and M. Fraser},
journal={Children and Youth Services Review},
year={1991},
volume={13},
pages={77-99}
}One of the major goals of home-based, family preservation services (FPS) is to keep families together, to prevent the placement of children outside their homes. In this paper, child-related and parent-related risk factors for placement were used to discriminate between successful and unsuccessful outcomes for 453 families that participated in brief and intensive homebased family treatment. Families with younger children where parents were having difficulty fulfilling the caretaking role were… CONTINUE READING
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