Peer-Led Parenting Support

How it works

Preparation

Where it comes from

Highlighted claims

• Both interventions were delivered by two trained parent group leaders with supervision from mental health clinicians. — Feasibility pilot randomised controlled trial of ‘Being a Parent-Enjoying Family Life’: a peer-led, group intervention for parents with significant emotional and interpersonal difficulties
• Parent group leaders were local parents with training and experience delivering parenting groups. — Feasibility pilot randomised controlled trial of ‘Being a Parent-Enjoying Family Life’: a peer-led, group intervention for parents with significant emotional and interpersonal difficulties
• Peer-led delivery was chosen because peer support may reduce barriers to engagement. — Feasibility pilot randomised controlled trial of ‘Being a Parent-Enjoying Family Life’: a peer-led, group intervention for parents with significant emotional and interpersonal difficulties
• The shared peer-led group format may explain why the adapted content did not clearly add benefit beyond the standard programme. — Feasibility pilot randomised controlled trial of ‘Being a Parent-Enjoying Family Life’: a peer-led, group intervention for parents with significant emotional and interpersonal difficulties