Counseling Psychology and Psychotherapy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
30(3), P. 42 - 67
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Purpose.
The
article
presents
the
results
of
adaptation
and
validation
International
Trauma
Questionnaire
(ITQ)
on
a
Russian
sample.
questionnaire
measures
symptoms
complex
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(CPTSD),
which
can
develop
as
result
exposure
to
prolonged,
repetitive
traumatic
experiences
in
interpersonal
sphere.
Method.
study
was
carried
out
non-clinical
sample,
included
429
participants
who
were
18
68
years
old
experienced
at
least
one
event
their
lives.
(ITQ),
LEC-5
(Life
events
checklist-5),
author’s
“Emotional
abuse”,
Symptom
Checklist
(SCL-90-R)
used
study.
Results.
structure
Russian-speaking
sample
confirmed
two-factor
model
PTSD,
combines
PTSD
(«Re-experiencing»,
«Avoidance»,
«Sense
Threat»)
disturbances
Self-organization
(«Affective
Dysregulation»,
«Negative
Self-concept»,
«Disturbances
Relationships»).
Internal
consistency
scale
acceptable
range.
Among
those
have
event,
20%
met
criteria
for
(11%)
or
CPTSD
(9%).
These
data
show
that
respondents
with
more
intense
psychopathological
than
PTSD;
women
men.
Oxford University Press eBooks,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 1, 2022
Abstract
Trauma
is
almost
universal
in
human
life,
but
only
a
minority
of
those
exposed
to
adversity
develop
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD).
has
become
catchword
for
many
kinds
adverse
experiences;
this
construct
that
needs
be
more
narrowly
and
precisely
defined.
Moreover,
most
people
are
resilient
adversity.
While
exposure
risk
factor
psychopathology,
PTSD
tends
with
high
neuroticism,
which
describes
intense
reactions
adversities,
based
on
temperament,
heritable
personality
trait.
The
best
model
biopsychosocial.
while
childhood
trauma
forms
some
early
mental
disorders.
Failure
understand
the
complexity
pathways
psychopathology
can
lead
well-meaning
misguided
approaches
psychotherapy.
Verhaltenstherapie,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(Suppl. 1), P. 220 - 229
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
The
number
and
type
of
traumatic
experiences
(especially
childhood
maltreatment)
appear
to
increase
the
risk
developing
complex
trauma
symptoms.
There
is
initial
evidence
that
patients
with
benefit
from
phase-based
therapeutic
approaches.
STAIR-NT
(Skills
Training
in
Affective
Interpersonal
Regulation
Narrative
Therapy)
a
two-phase
therapy
approach:
emotion
regulation
interpersonal
skills
are
learned
STAIR
phase,
narrative
phase
(NT)
exposure
aims
at
recognizing
changing
dysfunctional,
trauma-associated
assumptions.
Experiences
context
current
treatment
study
show
two
phases
provide
clear
structure
more
security
for
treatment.
First
clinical
as
well
short
case
vignettes
presented
recommendations
given.
Concrete
practical
offered
implementation
individualization
on
interventions,
which
among
others
relate
offender
contact,
motivational
work,
handling
dissociative
states,
methods
exposure),
completion.
close
connection
between
theory
practice
facilitates
transfer
learning
into
everyday
life
promotes
strengthening
patients’
self-efficacy
autonomy.
Counseling Psychology and Psychotherapy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
30(3), P. 42 - 67
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Purpose.
The
article
presents
the
results
of
adaptation
and
validation
International
Trauma
Questionnaire
(ITQ)
on
a
Russian
sample.
questionnaire
measures
symptoms
complex
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(CPTSD),
which
can
develop
as
result
exposure
to
prolonged,
repetitive
traumatic
experiences
in
interpersonal
sphere.
Method.
study
was
carried
out
non-clinical
sample,
included
429
participants
who
were
18
68
years
old
experienced
at
least
one
event
their
lives.
(ITQ),
LEC-5
(Life
events
checklist-5),
author’s
“Emotional
abuse”,
Symptom
Checklist
(SCL-90-R)
used
study.
Results.
structure
Russian-speaking
sample
confirmed
two-factor
model
PTSD,
combines
PTSD
(«Re-experiencing»,
«Avoidance»,
«Sense
Threat»)
disturbances
Self-organization
(«Affective
Dysregulation»,
«Negative
Self-concept»,
«Disturbances
Relationships»).
Internal
consistency
scale
acceptable
range.
Among
those
have
event,
20%
met
criteria
for
(11%)
or
CPTSD
(9%).
These
data
show
that
respondents
with
more
intense
psychopathological
than
PTSD;
women
men.
