Strongest Families Intervention (formerly Family Help) for Neurodevelopmental Disorders

"According to the information on clinicaltrials.gov, this medical trial has stopped enrolling patients at present. Initially made available on April 8th 2019, its most recent update was March 29th 2022 - though there are presently 1,211 other trials requiring participants."

"This clinical trial will assess the efficacy of an intervention by monitoring how it affects a child's emotion regulation from Baseline to 5 months post-randomization. Secondary objectives include measuring emotional regulation at 10 month post-randomization, calculating the Incremental Cost Effectiveness Ratio in Canadian Dollars for the Child, and assessing Improved Parental Wellbeing using scores from the Depression Anxiety Stress Scale - 21."

"This medical trial seeks 454 individuals aged between 3 and 14 years old who have a neurodevelopmental disorder. Additionally, the primary caregiver must have been looking after them for a minimum of 6 months prior to enrolment in this study and anticipate being able to do so for 10 more months afterwards. Furthermore, participants should live within Canada, be equipped with access to both telephone services and high-speed internet via tablet/smartphone/computer, not possess any language comprehension or communication skills as reported by their carers; finally they ought to accept committing themselves to weekly coaching calls and utilising a Facebook account in order access Parent-to-"

"This medical trial is specifically seeking participants aged 3 to 14 years old. Clinicialtrials.gov hosts 341 trials for younger patients and 792 trials for elderly persons."