2023
DOI: 10.1037/pri0000199
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Perinatal substance use and the underpinnings of addiction and attachment: Implications for parenting interventions.

Abstract: Perinatal substance use (PSU; i.e., substance use during pregnancy and the first year postpartum) is a challenging public health concern with implications for both the mother and her child. Perinatal women with substance use disorders (SUDs) often have difficulties with parenting including displaying high levels of negative parenting behaviors (e.g., harshness and irritability) when interacting with their children and greater difficulty interpreting their children's cues. The overlap between the systems in the… Show more

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“…Of central focus in the present intervention theory is the social-interaction learning (SIL) model of parenting. While we focus on SIL theory, we also acknowledge that attachment-based models may be both combined with those rooted in SIL theory or independently efficacious in this population, particularly with young children, though most attachment-based models have focused on mothers (Guyon-Harris et al, 2023; Lowell et al, 2021; Renk et al, 2016). SIL approaches can foster the concrete acquisition of parenting skills and support self-efficacy as previously summarized.…”
Section: Father–child Relationships and The Importance Of Fathersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of central focus in the present intervention theory is the social-interaction learning (SIL) model of parenting. While we focus on SIL theory, we also acknowledge that attachment-based models may be both combined with those rooted in SIL theory or independently efficacious in this population, particularly with young children, though most attachment-based models have focused on mothers (Guyon-Harris et al, 2023; Lowell et al, 2021; Renk et al, 2016). SIL approaches can foster the concrete acquisition of parenting skills and support self-efficacy as previously summarized.…”
Section: Father–child Relationships and The Importance Of Fathersmentioning
confidence: 99%