Web-Based Mindful Parenting RCT for Adoptive Parents
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Summary
A pilot randomized controlled trial evaluating AdoptMindful2Care@Web, a 9-module web-based post-adoption psychological intervention grounded in mindful parenting principles for adoptive parents, has been registered on ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT07534111). The study targets parenting stress and positive mental health as primary outcomes using a web-based intervention delivery format. This registry entry documents the study design, conditions (Parenting Stress, Positive Mental Health), and intervention details for research transparency purposes.
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This ClinicalTrials.gov registry entry documents the registration of a new pilot randomized controlled trial evaluating AdoptMindful2Care@Web, a web-based post-adoption psychological intervention based on mindful parenting principles. The study is designed as a pilot RCT and targets adoptive parents experiencing parenting stress.
Adoptive parents seeking greater access to preventive mental health support may benefit from enrollment if eligible. Clinical researchers and institutional review boards reviewing behavioral health interventions should note this registry entry, which supports research transparency and may inform future evidence-based practice guidelines for post-adoption support.
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Preliminary Efficacy of the AdoptMindful2Care@Web: A Pilot RCT With Adoptive Parents
N/A NCT07534111 Kind: NA Apr 16, 2026
Abstract
The development of post-adoption interventions aimed at promoting parental well-being and positive parenting is an urgent need. Mindful Parenting-based interventions appear to be particularly promising in this field, as they address parents' needs in coping with the emotional challenges of parenting and seem to foster greater compassionate, non-judgmental acceptance toward themselves and their children, as well as enhance the self-regulation of immediate emotional states in favor of long-term goals that support the parent-child relationship. However, the delivery of such interventions in face-to-face formats for adoptive parents (APs), particularly within the scope of universal prevention, faces considerable barriers (e.g., wide geographical dispersion of APs, limited mental health specialization among adoption service teams). eHealth tools represent an innovative pathway for intervention that may help overcome these barriers, given their multiple advantages, including: (1) improved access to healthcare regardless of time and location, (2) greater user autonomy in managing their own care, and (3) enhanced quality and innovation in service delivery, supported by the diversity, efficiency, and technological advancement of these systems. The primary goal of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of AdoptMindful2Care@Web, a new 9-module, web-based post-adoption psychological intervention grounded in the principles of mindful parenting.
This pilot randomized controlled tr...
Conditions: Parenting Stress, Positive Mental Health
Interventions: pAdoptMindful2Care@Web
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