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“It’s Fine if it Helps Mom”: Comparing Teenager’s and Parent’s Experiences with a Universal Parental Guidance Program

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This research aims to compare teenagers' and parents' experiences with a universal parental guidance program.
Conducted qualitative interviews with eight adolescents aged 16–19.
Utilized focus groups with 29 parents from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Employed content and thematic analysis to evaluate findings.
Parents reported significant improvements in parenting skills.
Teenagers recalled little information about the parental guidance program.
Teenagers felt the program mainly benefits their parents, although they appreciated reduced negative emotional expressiveness.

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Comparative analysis reveals teenagers perceive parental guidance programs mainly benefit parents.

Høy-Petersen et al. (2026) studied this question.

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