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[261]-294) and indexes. 327 $aFront Cover; The Evidence-based Parenting Practitioner's Handbook; Copyright Page; Contents; List of boxes; List of figures; List of tables; Acknowledgments; Preface; Foreword; 1. Introduction; Why evidence-based parenting interventions?; Evidence-based parenting policy in the United States; Expanding the science: three influential reports; Evidence-based parenting policy in the United Kingdom; The Coalition government: taking the evidence-based practice agenda forward; International dissemination of evidence-based parenting support; Summary and conclusion; 2. Understanding the evidence base 327 $aWhat is evidence-based practice?The need for a strong evidence base: lessons from Head Start; Understanding impact; Understanding process: the various uses of qualitative research; Finding evidence-based interventions and programs; Summary and conclusion; 3. Evidence-based theories of parenting; Introduction; Evidence from the neurosciences; Attachment theory; Social learning theory; Parenting styles; Model of human ecology; Coparenting theory; Evidence-based theories do not equal an evidence-based parenting intervention; 4. Evidence-based therapies used in parenting interventions 327 $aIntroductionPsychodynamic theory; Client-centered therapy; Personal Construct Theory; Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; Self-efficacy theory; Family systems theory; Bringing it all together: four basic assumptions; 5. Practitioner expertise: understanding how to deliver evidence-based parenting support; Introduction; Understanding the needs and values of parents; Recruiting and engaging parents; What makes a parenting intervention effective?; Supervision and coaching; What makes a good parenting practitioner?; Points to remember; 6. Developing and monitoring evidence-based parenting services 327 $aIntroductionOutcome-focused services; Service planning and evaluation; Commissioning and conducting evaluations; Understanding costs; Monitoring the impact of parenting services; Developing an evaluation strategy; Points to remember; 7. Evidence-based commissioning and implementation of parenting support for community change; From the clinic to the community: disseminating evidence-based parenting support; Developing a 'portfolio' of evidence-based parenting support; Outcome-focused commissioning; Implementing evidence-based parenting interventions; Points to remember 327 $a8. 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