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TUC Study Seeks Women Participants to Test Online Parent Education Course

March 7, 2012 by Chris Liu-Beers

 

Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion

March 2012

AN INTERNET PARENTING EDUCATION AND SUPPORT GROUP  FOR MOTHERS WITH PSYCHIACTRIC DISABILITIES: A RESEARCH STUDY.  The Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion has launched a new research study examining the effectiveness of an Internet parenting education and social support program for mothers with a psychiatric disability. The TU Collaborative is looking for women who are interested in participating in an online parental education course designed to enhance parental knowledge and skills in the following areas: illness management, child development, stress reduction, parent-child communication, and promoting resiliency in your child. This program also involves Internet social support through a Listserv, which will be co-moderated by a parent with a psychiatric disability and a mental health professional. This group can connect you 24-hours a day, 7-days a week to a community of supportive peers, in your own home or anywhere you can access the Internet!

 

We are looking for people who:  a) are mothers (over the age of 18) diagnosed with a mental illness (Major Depression, Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder or Mood Disorder); b) currently have primary/shared custody and are serving as the caretaker for at least one child (natural, adopted, or stepchild) under the age of 18; c) have access to a computer and the Internet; d) would consider using the Internet for support and information; e) are United States Residents; and f) are fluent in English. 

Participants will be compensated up to $100 for their participation in this study.  If you want to participate or would like more information, you can email us at: momsupport@temple.edu or go to our announcement.

Help spread the word! Please help us reach interested mothers by disseminating the study announcement and sharing the text below via your listserv or in your next newsletter.  Also please let us know if you have additional suggestions that will help us reach mothers with a psychiatric disability who may be interested in participating. Contact Katy Kaplan at 215-204-6779 or email her at katy.kaplan@temple.edu.

Announcement!  The Temple University Collaborative has launched an Internet-based parenting education and social support program, part of a national research study examining the effectiveness of an Internet parenting education and social support program for mothers with a psychiatric disability.  Participants will be compensated up to $100 for their participation in this study.  For more about this project go to our announcement or email us at: momsupport@temple.edu.

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