Intervention: Translating Science to Practice
At the Shaw Center, we take what we have learned about supporting healthy development and use it to develop programs to help families. When possible, we use randomized clinical trials (RCT) to develop evidence that the programs work in the way we expect.
Childhood memory is key to emotional development and self-esteem. Psychologist Kristin Valentino studies memory among children abused or neglected and develops interventions to help them better cope with their emotions. The tactics are inexpensive and easy for communities to implement. With a high rate of success, her work is helping heal children so they can grow into healthy adults.
To learn more about the many projects of the Shaw Center, please use the links below.
- Communication and Family Project
- Couples and Kids
- Food for Families
- Get the Lead Out
- Me and My Family
- Notre Dame Family and Babies Study
- Promoting Positive Parenting
- Seguimos Avanzando
- The Father’s Project
- The Happy Family Project
- The Heart to Heart Project
- The Northern Ireland Project
- The Pregnant Moms’ Empowerment Program
- The SPARC Project (Supporting Parent-Adolescent Relationships and Communication
February 10, 2023
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