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Title: Maintaining Relationship Quality During the Transition to Parenthood: The Need for Next Generation Interventions.
Authors: Welch, Tim, Rouleau-Mitchell, Erica, Farero, Adam, Lachmar, E. Megan, Wittenborn, Andrea K.
Source: Contemporary Family Therapy: An International Journal. Jun2019, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p211-218. 8p.
Subjects: Parenthood & psychology, Attachment behavior, Interpersonal relations, Psychology of parents, Psychological stress, Video recording, World Wide Web, Online social networks, Parent attitudes, Parenting education
Abstract: The transition to parenthood is difficult for couples to navigate, making it a critical time to intervene. Unrealistic media portrayals contribute to inaccurate expectations exacerbating the difficult transition. Given the increased engagement with video content on social networking and video-sharing websites, a brief video intervention could normalize the challenges couples commonly face, combat unrealistic media portrayals and provide targeted recommendations. Brief video interventions can reach a wide audience and influence beliefs, attitudes and intentions to act. This paper provides a rationale on the need for a brief intervention for couples transitioning to parenthood and describes our own approach to doing so based on principles of attachment theory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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