Center on Parenting and Opioids Data Repository
- Fathering In Recovery (FIR): project aimed at better understanding associations between substance use and fathering behaviors. Link
- Integration of DBT skills and parent training for parents with a history of substance abuse: Link
- Scalable Video Coaching Intervention for Opioid Using Mothers: project examined associations between (a) increases in responsive caregiving and (b) subsequent caregiver substance use disorder recovery, well-being and child developmental and behavioral outcomes. Link
- Online parenting intervention for families affected by substance misuse in pediatric primary care: evaluated feasibility and acceptability of FCU Online in a primary care setting by systematically assessing parents’ engagement with the program app. Link
- Development of the FLO Video-Coding Tool to Evaluate Responsive Caregiver-Child Interactions: Link
- Study on Parenting, Emotion Regulation and Opioids (The PERO Study): Link
- Data Collective: a recruitment tool aimed at connecting individuals to research opportunities related to substance use, parenting, and pregnancy. Link
- Parents Engaging Infants (Penguin) Study: examined the role of self-compassion in pregnant individuals and its relationship to stress, depression, and anxiety. Link
- Mechanisms of mentalization for mothers who use opioids: assessed the specific mentalizing-related cognitive processes of mothers who use opioid in order to better define targets for intervention. Link
- Opportunities to Interrupt Cycles of Substance Use: An Intergenerational Study of Mothers Affected by Prior Justice-System Involvement and Their Children. Link
- Substance Use and Risk for Suicide: Experiences of High-Risk Postpartum Women. Link
- Parenting Young Children: aimed to address barriers of access to prevention services by delivering the Family Check Up in a telehealth model using the Family Check Up Online. Link
- Study on Parenting, Emotion Regulation and Opioids (The PERO Study): examined how chronic pain and substance use impact parenting quality and children's mental health outcomes in a sample of mothers with elevated borderline personality disorder symptoms. Link