Parental Incarceration Among Adolescents Receiving Mental Health Services

By S. Phillips, B. Burns, H. Ryan Wagner II, T. Kramer, J. Robbins. 2002

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Differences in Parenting Attributes, Experiences, and Behaviors of Delinquent Youth with and without a Parental History of Incarceration (2005, background): “The findings in the current study support Hypothesis 2 and corroborate with those of Phillips et al. (2002) that youth with a parental incarceration history are exposed to more risk factors including child abuse and neglect.”
The Effects of Parental Imprisonment on Children (2008, background): “Stanton (1980, reviewed above) compared rates of low self-esteem 154 155 Phillips et al. (2002), Arkansas and Texas, United States Clinic-based: retrospective Mothers and fathers (ever in any jail/prison) E p 99 C p 137 (aged 11–18) Both groups attended mental health services Major depressive…”
DISENTANGLING THE RISKS: PARENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE INVOLVEMENT AND CHILDREN'S EXPOSURE TO FAMILY RISKS (2006, background): “Few studies, however, have accounted for the effect these problems might have on children’s life experiences when examining the consequences of parent CJS involvement for children (c.f., Murray and Farrington, 2005; Phillips et al., 2002).”
Prison Programs and Services for Incarcerated Parents and Their Underage Children: Results From a National Survey of Correctional Facilities (2010, background): “, 2002), antisocial personality disorder (Murray & Farrington, 2005), and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (Phillips et al., 2002).”