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  • Prevention science
  • Child development
  • Behavioral health

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  • Decades of research exist on risk/protective factors for childhood behavioral, emotional, and developmental concerns.
  • Barriers to accessing evidence-based parenting support persist.
  • Program developers and researchers have 40 years of experience.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a systems-contextual approach for designing and implementing parenting support programs.
  • To address contemporary needs and overcome barriers to evidence-based parenting support.
  • To promote self-regulatory capacity across the lifespan.

Main Methods:

  • Discussing innovations to improve reach (online delivery, cultural adaptation, tailored programs).
  • Highlighting innovations for professional training (competency-based training, peer support).
  • Exploring innovations for future needs (new technology, global considerations).

Main Results:

  • Innovations can enhance the reach of evidence-based parenting support to vulnerable families.
  • Improved professional training can lead to better outcomes.
  • Adapting programs to new technologies and global contexts is crucial.

Conclusions:

  • A systems-contextual approach is vital for effective parenting support program design and implementation.
  • Continuous evolution of practices and service systems is necessary to address changing needs and promote well-being.
  • Embracing innovation and adapting to societal changes ensures relevance and impact in prevention science.