Fabienne Portier-Le Cocq is Professor of Contemporary British Studies at the University of Tours, France

Some lone parents parent alone; some are well supported; some fathers (or more usually mothers) in couples parent alone. This eclectic and forward looking collection covers a range of issues relevant to health and well-being. Helen Roberts, UCL Great Ormond Street, Institute of Child Health

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1 Lone Parents in the UKProfessor Ann BerringtonChapter 2 Lone parents, poverty and mental health: results from the Poverty and Social Exclusion Survey 2012Professor Sarah PayneChapter 3 Mental Ill-Health among Parents After Divorce and Separation: Causes, Consequences and Compounding FactorsDr Judy CorlyonChapter 4 Surviving not thriving: eating and health in lone-parent families in the UKProfessor Elizabeth DowlerChapter 5 Child Health and Lone Motherhood: Evidence from the UK Millennium Cohort Study.Dr Denise HawkesChapter 6 The disparities in health and quality of life in child protection: The case of the Loire-Atlantique departmentProfessor Catherine SellenetChapter 7 Family context and adoption of risky lifestyles: a study of English adolescentsDr Rosalind Bell-Aldeghi and Dr Sandy TubeufChapter 8 Public health, social anxieties: the example of the English lone teenage mother Dr Lisa AraiChapter 9 The Health of British Teenage Parents and Their ChildrenProfessor Fabienne Portier-Le CocqChapter 10 Young Fathers and Their Perspective of Health and Well-Being: Examples from the ESRC ‘Following Young Fathers Study’Dr Carmen Lau-ClaytonChapter 11 Lone Parents’ Self-rated Health in European Comparative Perspective: Socio-Economic Factors, Job Quality and Social ProtectionDr Ingrid EsserIndex

Fabienne Portier-Le Cocq is Professor of Contemporary British Studies at the University of Tours, France

Some lone parents parent alone; some are well supported; some fathers (or more usually mothers) in couples parent alone. This eclectic and forward looking collection covers a range of issues relevant to health and well-being. Helen Roberts, UCL Great Ormond Street, Institute of Child Health

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1 Lone Parents in the UKProfessor Ann BerringtonChapter 2 Lone parents, poverty and mental health: results from the Poverty and Social Exclusion Survey 2012Professor Sarah PayneChapter 3 Mental Ill-Health among Parents After Divorce and Separation: Causes, Consequences and Compounding FactorsDr Judy CorlyonChapter 4 Surviving not thriving: eating and health in lone-parent families in the UKProfessor Elizabeth DowlerChapter 5 Child Health and Lone Motherhood: Evidence from the UK Millennium Cohort Study.Dr Denise HawkesChapter 6 The disparities in health and quality of life in child protection: The case of the Loire-Atlantique departmentProfessor Catherine SellenetChapter 7 Family context and adoption of risky lifestyles: a study of English adolescentsDr Rosalind Bell-Aldeghi and Dr Sandy TubeufChapter 8 Public health, social anxieties: the example of the English lone teenage mother Dr Lisa AraiChapter 9 The Health of British Teenage Parents and Their ChildrenProfessor Fabienne Portier-Le CocqChapter 10 Young Fathers and Their Perspective of Health and Well-Being: Examples from the ESRC ‘Following Young Fathers Study’Dr Carmen Lau-ClaytonChapter 11 Lone Parents’ Self-rated Health in European Comparative Perspective: Socio-Economic Factors, Job Quality and Social ProtectionDr Ingrid EsserIndex

Fabienne Portier-Le Cocq is Professor of Contemporary British Studies at the University of Tours, France

Some lone parents parent alone; some are well supported; some fathers (or more usually mothers) in couples parent alone. This eclectic and forward looking collection covers a range of issues relevant to health and well-being. Helen Roberts, UCL Great Ormond Street, Institute of Child Health

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1 Lone Parents in the UKProfessor Ann BerringtonChapter 2 Lone parents, poverty and mental health: results from the Poverty and Social Exclusion Survey 2012Professor Sarah PayneChapter 3 Mental Ill-Health among Parents After Divorce and Separation: Causes, Consequences and Compounding FactorsDr Judy CorlyonChapter 4 Surviving not thriving: eating and health in lone-parent families in the UKProfessor Elizabeth DowlerChapter 5 Child Health and Lone Motherhood: Evidence from the UK Millennium Cohort Study.Dr Denise HawkesChapter 6 The disparities in health and quality of life in child protection: The case of the Loire-Atlantique departmentProfessor Catherine SellenetChapter 7 Family context and adoption of risky lifestyles: a study of English adolescentsDr Rosalind Bell-Aldeghi and Dr Sandy TubeufChapter 8 Public health, social anxieties: the example of the English lone teenage mother Dr Lisa AraiChapter 9 The Health of British Teenage Parents and Their ChildrenProfessor Fabienne Portier-Le CocqChapter 10 Young Fathers and Their Perspective of Health and Well-Being: Examples from the ESRC ‘Following Young Fathers Study’Dr Carmen Lau-ClaytonChapter 11 Lone Parents’ Self-rated Health in European Comparative Perspective: Socio-Economic Factors, Job Quality and Social ProtectionDr Ingrid EsserIndex