Helps you understand the parent–adolescent relationship
Arthur Robin, PhD, Thomas Koepke, PhD, and Ann Moye, PhD; Professional Manual by Arthur Robin, PhD, Thomas Koepke, PhD, Ann Moye, PhD, and Rebecca Gerhardstein, PhD
Measure Parent-Adolescent Relationship in Independent Private Practices, Outpatient Clinics, Hospitals, Schools, and Forensic Settings
The PARQ examines the relationships between adolescents and parents and enables you to plan effective treatments through an understanding of the multifaceted adolescent-parent relationship.
Helps you to guide intervention and improve relationships
- Scales assess global distress and conflict in several areas
- Measures global distress and conflict in the realms of communication, problem solving, school, siblings, and eating behavior; various maladaptive beliefs, including autonomy, ruination, unfairness, perfectionism, and malicious intent, are also assessed.
- Family structure and functioning items evaluate cohesion, coalitions (side-taking), and triangulation (putting family members in the middle of conflict).
- Separate forms for adolescents and parents are written at a 5th-grade reading level and in the first person to elicit current thoughts.
Provides an unmatched level of detail
- Two validity scales and 12 clinical scales assess the parent-adolescent relationship in detail unmatched by other, similar assessments.
- T scores, percentile ranges, and reliable change scores are provided separately for adolescents, mothers, and fathers.
- Average profiles are included for ADHD, ODD, anxiety, depression, eating disorder, and spina bifida clinical groups.
Interested in how the PARQ can inform interventions for defiant teens?
Check out Dr. Robin's popular and handy manual, Defiant Teens, Second Edition: A Clinician's Manual for Assessment and Family Intervention, for clinicians who work with challenging teens.