By Helen Barrett
(National Family and Parenting Institute, ISBN 1 903 615 26 7, 18, 01787 249 287)
Reviewed by Jennie Lindon, child psychologist and early years consultant This well-structured book will be an asset for anyone who wants to explore the wide range of parenting programmes that have been tried worldwide.
The book is a good resource on several levels. The author describes the concepts and theories that underpin parenting programmes. She explores both families in general and intervention for those judged to be at risk.
Readers can find sufficient information about particular programmes that will enable them to decide whether to follow up the website and other leads provided.
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