A Parenting Programme for Muslims
Thomson, Kathryn Hussein, Hanan Roche-Nagi, Kathleen Butterworth, Ruth
Thomson, Kathryn
Hussein, Hanan
Roche-Nagi, Kathleen
Butterworth, Ruth
Abstract
Universal parenting intervention courses often fail to recruit and retain Muslim families. The practice of targeting specific populations in parenting programs is not well established. Parents from minority backgrounds are rarely offered culturally relevant, accessible or effective courses. Here, Thomson et al evaluate the impact of the faith-based Five Pillars of Parenting program in the UK.
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2018-03
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Sex. Relationships. Marriage. The family.
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Thomson K, Hussein H, Roche-Nagi K, Butterworth R. A parenting programme for muslims: The journal of the health visitors' association. Community Practitioner. 2018;91(2):45-47. https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/parenting-programme-muslims/docview/2023683620/se-2.
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Community Practitioner
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https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/parenting-programme-muslims/docview/2023683620/se-2.