The segment	Contextual factors	Emotional and psychological factors	What this means to behaviour	How this impacts on their children
On the edge of crisis	Household income–unemployment benefit Service exclusion–only see general practitioner (GP) and nursery staff Housing conditions and tenure–own home but in very poor state of repair	Fear—that they will lose their children if they cannot care for them properly Responsibility and blame—they want to provide a good family home but feel to blame for how they are living now Embarrassment and shame—worried how others will see them, that they will be judged by authority/services Lack of social connections and family support—no one to turn to or offer help	They are not seeking help from services They are making trade-offs that are affecting their health and well-being They are becoming ‘trapped’ in this cycle of struggle They are becoming more isolated	Health and well-being is beginning to be detrimentally affected