6. Conclusions
The current study, despite not bringing a statistically significant change in participants’ parenting style and quality of life, found that the intervention program improved the parenting style of the participants, specifically by reducing authoritarianism and by increasing the interaction of parents with their children. It further became evident that the intervention program improved the QoL of the children by increasing all the dimensions of QoL. Most importantly, the current study offers evidence on the feasibility of the intervention in low-resource countries, its acceptability by people of various backgrounds including those with vulnerabilities, as well as its practicality for busy service providers and environments. 