Journal of Marital and Family Therapy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
50(4), P. 953 - 974
Published: July 11, 2024
The
current
study
relied
on
community-based
participatory
action
research
and
qualitative
methodology
to
explore
the
necessary
skills
knowledge
psychotherapists
need
work
effectively
with
foster
youth
their
families.
In
this
study,
team
conducted
interviews
focus
groups
stakeholders
(n
=
48)
in
child
welfare
learn
how
support
therapeutic
relationships
clients.
Using
content
analysis,
identified
eight
categories
for
needed
and/or
skills,
such
as
collaboration
inclusion
of
others
a
client's
system;
flexibility
open-mindedness
individualize
care
follow
lead;
solid
understanding
trauma
attachment
supported
by
therapist
training
regular
consultation
specifically
around
care.
These
findings
offer
tangible
suggestions
that
can
practice
order
beneficial
mental
health
services
youth.
JURNAL INFO KESEHATAN,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1), P. 90 - 103
Published: March 31, 2024
Incidents
of
sexual
violence
are
like
an
iceberg
phenomenon
and
continue
to
increase
every
year.
However,
this
is
inversely
proportional
the
rehabilitative
efforts
provided
for
victims
violence.
The
impact
trauma
that
makes
victim
feel
helpless.
Trauma-Focused
Cognitive
Behavior
Therapy
(TF-CBT)
therapy
choice
treat
these
impacts.
This
systematic
review
aims
determine
implementation
benefits
TF-CBT
search
used
seven
databases:
Scopus,
Sage
Journals,
ScienceDirect,
ProQuest,
PubMed,
Clinical
Key,
EBSCOhost.
research
design
in
selected
articles
was
three
with
RCTs,
5
Quasy
experiments,
2
cohorts.
Selection
based
on
criteria
article
publication
time
last
ten
years,
providing
full
text
English.
symptoms
measured
cases
PTSD,
post-traumatic
symptoms,
mental
problems
such
as
depression,
suicide
attempts,
behavioral
problems.
results
showed
positively
influenced
all
symptoms.
Implementing
also
involves
role
parents
modifications
culturally
sensitive
principles.
can
reduce
It
hoped
be
other
apply
modification
principles
previous
researchers
have
carried
out
by
being
involving
parents.
Journal of Telenursing (JOTING),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(1), P. 1212 - 1220
Published: May 4, 2024
This
research
aims
to
describe
Cognitive
Behavior
Therapy
(CBT)
for
anxiety,
stress,
and
increasing
resilience
in
post-flood
disaster
victims
through
a
literature
study
search.
The
method
used
is
journal
review
approach
from
the
Proquest,
Science
Direct,
Pubmed,
Scopus
databases
with
keyword
AND
Anxiety,
Stress
Resilience.
inclusion
criteria,
full
paper
articles,
English,
Indonesian,
publications
last
10
years,
namely
2020
2024,
victims.
results
of
show
that
articles
can
be
reviews,
CBT
effective
reducing
anxiety
disorders,
stress
resilience.
Conclusion
natural
disasters
who
experience
low
Keywords:
Therapy,
Stress,
Resilience,
Post-Flood
DisasterVictims.
International Journal of Mental Health Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(6), P. 2326 - 2335
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
Nurses
routinely
face
psychological
challenges
as
part
of
their
work,
acutely
so
during
times
crises
when
nurses
may
treat
many
severely
injured
and
dying
patients.
While
the
need
for
such
support
is
well
documented
in
literature,
mental
health
programmes
aimed
at
healthcare
workers,
even
available,
are
often
underutilised,
especially
by
nurses.
To
gain
insights
about
needed
supports
programme
implementation,
this
study
examines
a
launched
following
surprise
attack
on
Israel
7
October,
2023,
resulting
thousands
deaths
injuries
precipitating
war.
The
deployed
30
volunteer
trained
cognitive
behavioural
therapy,
trauma
first
aid
to
offer
up
three,
anonymous,
30-min
online
therapy
sessions
around
December
2023.
Using
qualitative
descriptive
design,
we
engaged
22
these
volunteers
one
three
focus
groups
lasting
60-90
min
each.
Our
findings
highlight
range
issues-among
both
recipients-as
barriers
providing
importance
normalising
pursuit
nursing
education
ensuring
availability
organisations
was
emphasised.
Research in Psychotherapy Psychopathology Process and Outcome,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 27, 2024
The
need
to
develop
psychotherapists'
skills
respond
current
treatment
challenges,
such
as
addressing
trauma
due
the
refugee
crisis,
is
increasing.
However,
there
a
dearth
of
evidencebased
training
for
psychotherapists
who
work
with
refugees,
especially
in
frontline
countries.
A
randomly
selected
sample
80
clinicians
working
unaccompanied
minors
(UAMs)
Greek
accommodation
centers
nationwide
participated
an
intensive
trauma-focused
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
(TF-CBT)
(n=44)
or
control-group
(n=36)
and
completed
Professional
Quality
Life
Scale,
Work
Meaning
Inventory
questionnaire
assess
knowledge
therapeutic
skills,
pre-andpost
measurements.
Clinicians
1-3
years
experience
refugees
reported
higher
burnout
(p=0.012,
M=25.78
vs
M=22.04)
secondary
traumatic
stress
than
those
less
year
(p=0.014,
M=22.03
M=18.04).
Positive
meaning
at
increased
both
groups
post-test
(TF-CBT
group:
p=0.019,
M=15
M=13.6,
control
p<0.001,
M=15.17
M=13.42).
TF-CBT
group
outperformed
(p=0.021,
M=10.15
M=8.75)
identified
lower
number
children
post-traumatic
disorder
symptoms
(p=0.009,
M=6.94
M=4.33)
post-training.
This
study
provides
preliminary
evidence
on
effectiveness
equipping
UAMs,
while
their
professional
quality
life
warrants
further
research.
Medical Research Archives,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(8)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Adolescence
is
characterized
by
ongoing
neurodevelopment
and
psychosocial
development,
resulting
in
a
unique
window
to
the
adverse
effects
of
traumatic
events
substance
use.
In
addition,
trauma-
stressor-related
disorders
use
(SUDs)
commonly
co-occur
adolescents.
Youth
with
interpersonal
violence
who
have
experienced
multiple
past
traumas,
or
poly-victimization,
are
at
highest
risk
developing
these
co-occurring
disorders.
There
strong
bidirectional
relationship
between
that
predisposes
youth
post-traumatic
stress
symptoms
(PTSS)
SUDs.
PTSD
states
intoxication
withdrawal
also
exhibit
overlap
symptomatology.
High
rates
comorbidity
may
be
explained
part
self-medication
hypothesis,
posits
individuals
substances
temporarily
alleviate
trauma-related
symptoms.
However,
this
results
negative
reinforcement,
often
increasing
patterns
worsening
hyperarousal,
dysphoria,
anxiety.
PTSS
problems
share
common
factors
neurobiologic
etiology,
conceptualized
as
susceptibility
hypothesis.
experience
and/or
access
healthcare
system
levels,
including
through
acute
care
crisis
services.
Notably,
adolescence
increases
likelihood
experiencing
event,
presenting
emergency
department
for
substance-related
higher
having
PTSD.
mental
health,
behavioral,
should
screened
problems.
Given
clinical
relationship,
evidence-based
treatment
integrates
management
both
An
interdisciplinary
approach
psychotherapy,
psychopharmacologic
therapy,
case
vital
engaging
maintaining
treatment.
BACKGROUND
Childhood
trauma
is
pervasive,
with
approximately
50%
of
adolescents
experiencing
at
least
one
potentially
traumatic
event
(PTE)
before
adulthood.
Of
PTE-exposed
adolescents,
8-33%
develop
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD).
PTSD
can
cause
extreme
suffering
and
coincides
a
high
number
comorbid
illnesses
high-risk
behaviors.
be
effectively
treated
in
through
weekly
sessions
eye
movement
desensitization
reprocessing
(EMDR)
or
trauma-focused
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
(TF-CBT).
Despite
the
availability
these
treatments,
substantial
amount
severely
traumatized
do
not
receive
available
treatment
options
due
to
avoidance.
In
who
care,
large
group
youth
does
experience
sufficient
symptom
decrease
after
regular
treatment.
addition,
dropout
rates
during
prolonged
are
substantial,
varying
between
10%
30%.
This
underscores
need
for
innovative
brief
Pilot
studies
show
that
Brief
Intensive
Trauma
Treatment
(BITT)
safe
effective
PTSD.
However,
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs)
on
its
effectiveness
crucial
urgently
needed.
OBJECTIVE
first
study
test
one-week
BITT
symptoms
their
caregiver(s).
METHODS
multicenter,
single-blinded
RCT,
will
conducted
five
care
centers
European
Caribbean
Netherlands:
Levvel,
Karakter,
Leef!
Jeugdzorg,
Fornhese-GGz
Centraal,
Mental
Health
(Bonaire).
We
randomly
allocate
(12-18
years
old)
(n=50)
waitlist
control
(WLCG;
n=50).
consists
(i.e.,
consecutive
workdays)
intensive
treatment,
encompassing
daily
90-minute
manualized
TF-CBT
EMDR.
The
day
begins
ends
psychomotor
therapy.
caregiver(s)
parental
counseling
consisting
psycho-education
social
support
skill
training.
conduct
measurements
similar
time
intervals
both
groups:
baseline,
directly
WLCG,
3,
6,
9
months
follow-up.
WLCG
3-months
follow-up
assessment.
assess
all
parameters
using
digital/face-to-face
questionnaires
(semi)
structured
interviews
by
research
psychologist
blinded
randomization.
primary
outcome
Child
Adolescent
Screen
(CATS-2)
Clinician-Administered
Scale
Children
Adolescents
DSM-5
(CAPS-CA-5).
RESULTS
.
CONCLUSIONS
first,
may
enhance
outcomes
preventing
dropout,
reducing
avoidance,
shortening
duration,
empowering
therapists
working
together
intensively.
provide
valuable
insights
across
cultures
benefit
sufficiently
from
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