Adopted adolescents are a vulnerable population, but specific interventions for adoptive parents of adolescents are scarce. Connect Parent Group (CPG) is a 10-session, attachment-based group intervention for parents of adolescents, delivered both in-person and online. This pilot study implemented both the traditional in-person and trauma-informed online versions of CPG with two groups of adoptive parents. Post-intervention results show a decrease in adolescent emotional-behavioural problems and parenting stress, stability in the quality of the dyadic relationship, and positive parental feedback, prompting further studies on larger and more homogeneous samples.

The applications of the Connect Parent Group with adoptive parents of adolescents: A pilot feasibility study

Pace C. S.;Muzi S.;Rogier G.;
2025-01-01

Abstract

Adopted adolescents are a vulnerable population, but specific interventions for adoptive parents of adolescents are scarce. Connect Parent Group (CPG) is a 10-session, attachment-based group intervention for parents of adolescents, delivered both in-person and online. This pilot study implemented both the traditional in-person and trauma-informed online versions of CPG with two groups of adoptive parents. Post-intervention results show a decrease in adolescent emotional-behavioural problems and parenting stress, stability in the quality of the dyadic relationship, and positive parental feedback, prompting further studies on larger and more homogeneous samples.
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