The University of Queensland

Examining the work-family interface: The impact of a worksite parenting intervention on family and occupational outcomes and objective performance measures. (2005–2007)

Abstract:

This study will examine the bidirectional effects of a parenting intervention designed to promote better worklife balance in parents who work in a high stress occupation. Workplace Triple P is a positive parenting intervention that aims to assist parents more effectively negotiate the work-family interface. It is predicted that the intervention will result in parents have reduced stress and greater worklife balance skills which in turn will improve the parent's relationship with their own children and their interactions with students in their classrooms

Grant type:

ARC Discovery Projects

Researchers:

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  Professor Matthew Sanders

  Prof. Parenting & Family Psychology
  

  School of Psychology

  Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences

Funded by:

Australian Research Council