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ICDP som brobygger En kvalitativ studie av minoritetsforeldres erfaringer med foreldreveiledningsprogrammet International Child Development Programme (ICDP)

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Masteroppgave psykisk helsearbeid- Universitetet i Agder, 2015 The background for the project: The Ombudsman for children recommends conducting the parenting program International Child Development Programme (ICDP) in connection with the introduction program for municipalities that settle refugees. Previous studies have shown effects in the parenting guiding program ICDP. Aim and research question: The purpose of this study adresses the minority parent´s experiences with the ICDP programme. The research question is the following: ”Which experiences do minority parents have with the parenting guiding programme ICDP and to which extent does the course have importance for the relationship between the parents and their children?” Method: Design, selection and analysis: This study has a qualitative design and an interpretive phenomenological approach. There have been conducted in-depth-interviews with five minority parets who all have completed the program. The analysis is conducted according to Smiths Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). Result: The study shows that the parents experienced ICDP as a bridge builder between privious and new experiences as well as initiating learning processes. It also served as a tool to meet their children, families and the Norwegian society in a good way. It proved that factors like the other group members, the supervisor and the practical implementation had a great impact on their experiences from the program. Conclusion: The study confirms that the parent guiding program plays an important part in giving parents tools to improve the relationship with their children. It also plays a role in guiding the parents into the Norwegian society. Key words: International Child Development Programme (ICDP), Vygotsky, Schibbye, interpretive Phenomenology, parents, children, group.