Family Dynamics in Homes Where a Child is Diagnosed with ADHD
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1 Family Dynamics in Homes Where a Child is Diagnosed with ADHD Understanding ADHD (EDPS L60) Jessica Sauvé Griffin and Ronelle Krieger August 8, 2012
2 1. Topic Relevance 2. Review of Course Reading 3. Extending the Readings Significant Issues 4. Implications for Intervention: Case Study Activity 5. Future Directions Agenda & Presentation Objectives
3 How many of you have heard a parent s frustration with their child s behaviours related to their ADHD? How many of you have witnessed marital breakdown in families where a child has ADHD? How many of you have worked with a child with a ADHD whose parent also had ADHD? How many of you have wondered if a child s home environment exacerbates their ADHD?
4 Families of children with Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: Review and Recommendations for Future Research Johnston, C. & Mash, E.J. (2001). Reading Review
5 Across children and across time, various influences weigh differently in the development of the disorder (Johnston & Mash, 2001, p. 183) Child s Nature and Family Environment High Risk Family Environment Biological Factors Developmental Psychopathology Framework
6 Genetic disposition Biological Risk Factors
7 Family adversities (Foley, 2010) Chaotic or unresponsive environment Co-occurring conduct problems High-Risk Family Environment
8 Child s Nature & Family Environment
9 Experience more stressful and conflicted family environments Families often make adaptations to their daily lives (Firmin & Phillips, 2009) Less satisfaction from parenting (Schroeder & Kelly, 2009) Family Relationships
10 Parent-Child Interaction Children with ADHD Parenting Styles of Children with ADHD Less compliant More negative Argumentative (Peris & Hinshaw, 2003) Directive Negative Controlling Repeat Commands Verbally reprimand and corrections Less socially interactive Lower limit setting (Modesto-Lowe, Danforth, & Brooks, 2010; Schroeder & Kelly, 2009)
11 ADHD and ODD and CD Comparison ADHD with comorbid conduct problems demonstrated higher levels of : negative child behaviour rejection-coercion inconsistent parenting Conduct problems in children are a significant predictor of adolescent conduct problems Positive family interactions between families of children with ADHD and ADHD with conduct problem
12 Socioeconomic status and parenting style influence aggressive behaviours, but not ADHD symptoms Affects of authoritative parenting beliefs and parental sensitivity between parents and their boys with ADHD Parenting behaviours on ADHD and conduct problems vs ADHD symptoms Positive family interactions between families of children with ADHD and ADHD with conduct problems
13 Free Play Children were more compliant Mothers were less directive Mothers were more likely to respond to children's interactions Task Situation When their child was medicated, parental behavioral seemed to improve in regards to task based interactions and only when higher doses of medication were used Child Medication & Parent Behaviour
14 Marital Relationships ADHD ADHD with Co-morbidities less marital satisfaction and conflict did not report more marital conflict blame sons with ADHD for marital difficulties poorer marital adjustment within families with adolescent ADHD with co-morbidities more marital issues than controls Mothers of aggressive and hyperactive preschoolers reported a higher rate of marital conflict then mothers of hyperactive children
15 Parent/Child Interactions Parenting Sense of Competency (Lifford, Harold, Thapar, 2009; Tripp, Schaughency,, Langlands, Mouat, 2007; Theule, Wiener, Tannock, & Jenkins, 2010 ) (Modesto-Lowe, Danfoth, & Brooks, 2008) Sibling Relationship (Mikami & Pfiffner, 2008) Family Stress
16 Parental Psychological Functioning
17 More affective disorders in relatives of boys of with ADHD Depression within fathers of children with ADHD Depression within mothers of children with ADHD Elevated rates of anxiety disorders within female relatives of children with ADHD No differences in depression reported by mothers of children with and without ADHD No differences in depression reported by fathers of children with and without ADHD
18 Parental alcohol consumption Ineffective parenting behaviours Exacerbation ADHD behaviours Studies differ Cyclical nature Parental Alcoholism
19 Parental criminality is more strongly associated with conduct disorder than ADHD Parental Anti-Social Behaviour
20 Responsive Sensitive Positive family functioning Positive outcomes for children with ADHD Predicting Positive Outcomes
21 A parent approaches you and explains that she is becoming increasingly frustrated with her 8 year old son s inability to complete his homework tasks because he is easily distracted and gets off track. Lately, when she tries to re-focus his attention, he acts out aggressively. This is causing stress on her marriage, her relationship with her child, and his grades are declining. She shares she feels helpless and that this is all her fault. a) How would you respond? b) What else would you like to know about the situation? c) What supports and/or strategies could you suggest? Implications for Intervention Large Group Discussion
22 Increased focus on developmental pathway Increased research into protective factors Increased longitudinal research Increased research into how marital/family functioning relates to ADHD vs how ADHD relates to marital/family functioning Future Directions
23 Firmin, M.W. & Phillips, A. (2009). A qualitative study of families and children possessing diagnoses of ADHD. Journal of Family Issues, 30(9), doi: / X Foley, M. (2010). A comparison of family adversity and family dysfunction in families of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and families of children without ADHD. Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing, 16, Johnston, C., & Mash, E.J. (2001). Families of children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: Review and recommendations for future research. Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review, 4(3), Lifford, K.J., Harold, G.T., Thapar, A. (2009). Parent-child hostility and child ADHD symptoms: a genetically sensitive and longitudinal analysis. The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 50(12), doi: /j Modesto-Lowe, V., Danforth, J.S., & Brooks, D. (2008). ADHD: Does parenting style matter? Clinical Pediatrics, 47(9), doi: / Mikami, A., & Pfiffner, L. (2008). Sibling relationships among children with ADHD. Journal of Attention Disorders, 11(4), doi: / Peris, T., & Hinshaw, S. (2003). Family dynamics and preadolescent girls with ADHD: The relationship between expressed emotion, ADHD symptomology, and comorbid disruptive behavior. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 44(8), doi: / Schroeder, V. & Kelley, M. (2009). Associations between family environment, parenting practices, and executive functioning of children with and without ADHD. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 18(2), doi: /s References
24 Theule, J., Wiener, J., Tannock, R., & Jenkins, J.M. (2010). Parenting stress in families of children with ADHD: A meta-analysis. Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, 20(2). doi: Tripp, G., Schaughency, E., Langland, R., & Mouat, K. (2007). Family interactions in children with and without ADHD. Journal of Family Studies, 16(3), doi: /s
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