Evidence Base
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DDP Research Survey Report 2018
Understanding how DDPI can meet the present needs of its practitioners in supporting the evidence base for DDP therapy
Conference proceedings Handouts
DDP therapy: ‘Does it do exactly what it says on the tin?’ – Ben Gurney-Smith
A qualitative study of adopters experiences of DDP therapy and where we are on the evidence journey for DDP therapy
Nurturing attachments parenting program: The relationship between adopters’ parental reflective functioning and perception of their children’s difficulties
The Nurturing Attachments groupwork programme is a DDP-informed intervention developed by Kim Golding.
Conference proceedings Handouts Online Document
DDP: ‘Does it do exactly what it says on the tin?’ – Ben Gurney-Smith
A qualitative study of adopters experiences of DDP therapy
Article Conference proceedings Handouts Online Document
Adoptive Parent’s Experiences of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy
Summary document of newly completed research project from 'Looking to the Future: Celebrating the launch of DDP Connects UK' 2017
Conference proceedings Handouts Online Document
Gathering the evidence: Bitter pills and sweeteners – Prof. Helen Minnis, Dr Fiona Turner-Halliday, Dr Ben Gurney-Smith
Presentation slides from 'The Power of DDP - International DDP Conference' 2016 in Glasgow
A Quantitative and Qualitative Evaluation of the Nurturing Attachments Group Programme
The Nurturing Attachments groupwork programme is a DDP-informed intervention developed by Kim Golding. In 2016 the UK Government's DfE funded Adoptionplus to carry out an evaluation of the programme across 4 geographical sites for adoptive families.
Conference proceedings Handouts Online Document
Sian Phillips & Deni Melim. Belong-Bringing PACE into class. DDP Canada Conf Proceedings 6-8 Oct 2014
Sian and Demi's presentation outlined their experiences of developing The Belong Program. This program actively bringing PACE into a school classroom environment. The initial results from outcome study are encourging.
