A new study, affiliated with the larger SAFE SORRY project on overprotective parenting, is officially underway. This study, called POPAY (Parental Overprotection and Psychopathology in Adolescents and Youth), specifically concerns adolescents, young adults, and their parents from both clinical and non-clinical populations and endeavors to understand why parents engage in overprotective parenting as well as the impact on adolescents and youth. Participants were contacted from collaborating hospitals, schools, and universities in the French-speaking parts of Belgium.
- 18.07.22Internship opportunities
- 10.03.22Call for Participants!
- 25.07.22De Morgen interview: “Should we go back to authoritarian parenting?”
- 24.06.22We’re hiring!
- 22.06.22Conference presentation: Perceptions of a dangerous world and overprotection
- 02.06.22New publication : Short scale for measuring parental overprotection
- 01.06.22Conference presentations
- 01.06.22Pilot study: Preliminary results
- 19.04.22Launch of two new studies
- 16.03.22Weekend issue in La Libre : How to not be a perfect parent
- 02.03.22SAFE SORRY goes international
- 23.02.22Little children, little problems; big children, big problems?
- 14.02.22Welcome to the new research interns
- 09.02.22Launch of POPAY study
- 06.01.22New FNRS grant
- 01.12.21Two new publications
- 01.12.21Our team is growing!
- 27.10.21Opening of new research centre
- 21.10.21Official launch of our first study
- 09.09.21Family Process: “Putting parental overprotection into a family systems context”
- 06.09.21“Advances in the transition for 16-23-year-olds”
- 29.07.21Chasing Childhood at Docville, Leuven
- 06.07.21Pilot study
- 04.12.20Interview with Daily Science : “La surprotection parentale, est-elle le produit des sociétés inégalitaires?”
- 19.07.20Article in Le Matin Dimanche : “Surprotéger son enfant lui nuit.”