Danya Hashem
Preferred Learning Styles of Dental Students in Madinah, Saudi Arabia: Bridging the Gender Gap
Advances in medical education and practice
parental helpseeking preferences may help explain treatment gap child mental health study examined mothers fathers helpseeking behaviors child mental health understand individual preferences treatment total 394 mothers fathers completed questionnaires assessing types help sought mental health concerns target child age 37 years well measures representing illness profile predisposing characteristics barriersfacilitators proposed influence helpseeking parents often sought informal rather professional help regression modelling indicated mothers different helpseeking behaviors significantly associated illness profile marital quality child mental health parental education predisposing factors parental attributions child age family income fathers different helpseeking behaviors significantly associated child demographics age gender results support expanding treatments nonclinical settings improving child mental health literacy improve appropriate parental helpseeking child mental health concerns