Titlebook: Health Promotion for Children and Adolescents; Maya Rom Korin Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2016

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Poverty and Child Healthren were living in poverty, making them the poorest residents of our nation. The chapter defines poverty and explores the nature and extent of poverty in the USA, including trends in poverty rates by age group and region as well as by race, ethnicity, and immigrant status. Also examined are the impa

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Impact of Family Structure, Functioning, Culture, and Family-Based Interventions on Children’s Healtssible causes of changes in the traditional two-parent family structure and its negative impact on children’s development and health. These structural family changes resulted in changes in family functioning with the loss of fathers, resulting in increased family poverty and reduced parental involve

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Child Mental Health: Recent Developments with Respect to Risk, Resilience, and Interventionse field of chronic stress, trauma, and poverty as especially powerful in influencing child development. Protective factors are reviewed including the role of family, schools, and community support in terms of resilience in dealing with these challenges. Next we discuss effective family and school-ba

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Parameters of Preventing Substance Misuse in Adolescentsse the likelihood of subsequently developing a range of risky behaviors in adolescence. Targeting these antecedent factors prior to their full emergence through effective preventive interventions has great potential to redirect the developmental trajectory towards healthy behaviors throughout the li

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Violence Affecting Youth: Pervasive and ,ance prevention as a vital part of the solution to defend childhood. Violence affects where we live, where we work, where we go to school, and whether our children go to school or if we can work. Experiencing or fearing violence in the street, in their homes, and in their relationships directly impa