Parents of children allocated to the immediate NFPP-SH
condition were invited to attend a 2-h small group
induction to the self-help material. Three parents were not
able to attend any of the small group inductions and so
received a 2-h home visit to introduce them to the selfhelp
material. All group and individual inductions were
conducted by the first author and followed the same
structured format: (1) psycho-education about ADHD to
help the parent understand why their child behaved in
certain ways, (2) research evidence from previous therapist
led trials of the NFPP to help parents to see that it was
possible to change their child’s behaviour, (3) an explanation
of the key strategies introduced in the self-help
manual, and (4) discussion of potential barriers to implementing
strategies in the home, including how to involve
siblings, and motivate partners and other adults involved
in the care of the child with ADHD. At the end of the
induction, each parent was provided with as many copies
of the self-help manual as they wished. Four parents
requested one copy of the manual, eight parents requested
two copies, and the remaining 12 parents took three
copies. Extra copies were usually taken to share with
grandparents and or teachers.
Parents of children allocated to the immediate NFPP-SH
condition were invited to attend a 2-h small group
induction to the self-help material. Three parents were not
able to attend any of the small group inductions and so
received a 2-h home visit to introduce them to the selfhelp
material. All group and individual inductions were
conducted by the first author and followed the same
structured format: (1) psycho-education about ADHD to
help the parent understand why their child behaved in
certain ways, (2) research evidence from previous therapist
led trials of the NFPP to help parents to see that it was
possible to change their child’s behaviour, (3) an explanation
of the key strategies introduced in the self-help
manual, and (4) discussion of potential barriers to implementing
strategies in the home, including how to involve
siblings, and motivate partners and other adults involved
in the care of the child with ADHD. At the end of the
induction, each parent was provided with as many copies
of the self-help manual as they wished. Four parents
requested one copy of the manual, eight parents requested
two copies, and the remaining 12 parents took three
copies. Extra copies were usually taken to share with
grandparents and or teachers.
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