Parent preferences for peer connection in virtual mental health and parenting support platforms
Charlie Rioux,
Zoe A. Childers-Rockey,
Avaline Konkin
et al.
Abstract:Social support and connection with other parents can provide emotional, informational, and parenting support as well as increase self-efficacy and reduce parenting anxiety. These peer connections can be integrated in online and app-based (eHealth) family mental health and parenting programs through forums/chats or video group sessions. Little is known about parental preferences regarding eHealth features, yet they could be key factors influencing uptake and utility of programs. Accordingly, the present study a… Show more
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