Subsequent Pregnacies in Teen Parents involved in Child Welfare - Milbrook, Nacole
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Much of the current research on preventing teen pregnancy suggests that merely understanding the responsibility of parenthood will lead to a delay in pregnancy. If knowing how difficult parenthood is was an effective prevention method, teens who are already parenting would not be at risk for subsequent pregnancies. Approximately 20% of teen parents involved in the child welfare system in Illinois experience a subsequent pregnancy prior to turning 21 years old. This book will examine the impact of several factors on subsequent pregnancies in teen parents involved in child welfare in Illinois.…mehr

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Much of the current research on preventing teen pregnancy suggests that merely understanding the responsibility of parenthood will lead to a delay in pregnancy. If knowing how difficult parenthood is was an effective prevention method, teens who are already parenting would not be at risk for subsequent pregnancies. Approximately 20% of teen parents involved in the child welfare system in Illinois experience a subsequent pregnancy prior to turning 21 years old. This book will examine the impact of several factors on subsequent pregnancies in teen parents involved in child welfare in Illinois. Among the factors examined is relationship stability among case managers, school personnel and caregivers.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Milbrook received her PsyD from the Adler School of Professional Psychology. She is currently a Vice-President at a full service child welfare agency in Chicago. Her responsibilities include leadership of the Teen Parenting Service Network, a statewide program for pregnant and parenting youth involved in the Child Welfare system in Illinois.