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Mothers in jail completed a parenting program, reporting less depression and better communication. This highlights the need for effective interventions for incarcerated mothers and their children.

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Area of Science:

Criminology
Psychology
Social Work

Background:

Maternal incarceration impacts 1.7 million children, increasing risks for behavioral issues and trauma.
Jails offer brief intervention opportunities for mothers returning to the community.
Evidence-based parenting programs can support incarcerated mothers.

Purpose of the Study:

To measure the self-reported treatment effects of an evidence-based parenting program for incarcerated mothers.
To assess changes in depression, parental knowledge, and communication among program participants.

Main Methods:

A pre- and post-test quasi-experimental design was employed.
The study involved female inmates in a New York metropolitan area county jail.
Self-reported data on treatment effects were collected from program participants.

Main Results:

Participants reported reduced depression symptoms.
Incarcerated mothers showed increased parental knowledge.
Program completion led to improved communication with families and inmates.

Conclusions:

Evidence-based parenting programs show promise for improving well-being and skills in incarcerated mothers.
The study underscores the need for tailored success metrics for justice-involved populations.
Interventions for incarcerated mothers can mitigate negative impacts on children.