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Educational Experiences of Foster Children and Communication Patterns of Key Stakeholders: The Foster Parent Perspective.

This research explored the perspective of foster parents on the educational experiences of foster children and experiences of communication patterns with other key stakeholders (social workers, and teachers). Factors focused on were educational experience of foster children, communication...

PREP Participant Manual: Version 7.0.

Prep 7.0 presents strategies for facilitating couples through research-examined methods of active communication, respectful conflict resolution and binding commitment skills that offer couples the chance to work towards quality marital satisfaction through a structured environment of...

PREP for Strong Bonds Leader Manual (Version 1.3a).

PREP for Strong Bonds is a military-based curriculum designed to facilitate partners through the issues that all romantic couples face (like communication, stress, and support) in addition to issues that are specific to military families (such as deployment and re-integration).

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PREP for Strong Bonds: Participant Manual (Version 1.3).

PREP for Strong Bonds is a military-based curriculum designed to facilitate partners through the issues that all romantic couples face (like communication, stress, and support) in addition to issues that are specific to military families (such as deployment and re-integration).

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Program Implementation in a Community Setting: A Manual for Implementing PREP in Your Community Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program.

Prep 7.0 presents strategies for facilitating couples through research-examined methods of active communication, respectful conflict resolution and binding commitment skills that offer couples the chance to work towards quality marital satisfaction through a structured environment of...

PREP on PowerPoint (Version 7.0).

Prep 7.0 presents strategies for facilitating couples through research-examined methods of active communication, respectful conflict resolution and binding commitment skills that offer couples the chance to work towards quality marital satisfaction through a structured environment of...

PREP Clips DVD (Version 7.0) [DVD].

Prep 7.0 presents strategies for facilitating couples through research-examined methods of active communication, respectful conflict resolution and binding commitment skills that offer couples the chance to work towards quality marital satisfaction through a structured environment of...

PREP Leader Manual: Version 7.0.

Prep 7.0 presents strategies for facilitating couples through research-examined methods of active communication, respectful conflict resolution and binding commitment skills that offer couples the chance to work towards quality marital satisfaction through a structured environment of...

PREP Presentation DVD [DVD].

Teaching PREP has never been easier! This DVD allows you to show substantial video segments from the original Fighting for Your Marriage series without the frustration of forwarding/rewinding through all four videos to find the portion you want to show. The Presentation DVD gives you the most...

PREP for Strong Bonds Video Clips [DVD].

PREP for Strong Bonds is a military-based curriculum designed to facilitate partners through the issues that all romantic couples face (like communication, stress, and support) in addition to issues that are specific to military families (such as deployment and re-integration).

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Disclaimer: Funding for this project was provided by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Grant: [90FH0003]. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families.

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