The Journal of Men s Studies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(1), P. 27 - 49
Published: Jan. 15, 2023
This
analysis
reported
interest
in
exercise
programs
made
for
men
survivors
of
sexual
violence
(SV),
preferences
the
structure
and
content
these
programs,
comparisons
by
physical
activity
level
PTSD
status.
A
cross-sectional
survey
was
conducted
among
198
aged
18–65,
with
a
history
SV,
USA.
Most
respondents
indicated
them.
Men
were
most
interested.
favored
exercising
at-home,
alone,
male
instructor,
3–4
times
per
week,
at
moderate
intensity,
30
mins-1
h.
No
differences
found
Differences
status
location,
social
environment,
instructor
gender,
duration,
program
length.
Top
modes
walking,
jogging,
biking.
Results
add
new
knowledge
relevant
integrating
into
trauma
recovery
programs.
Wellcome Open Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8, P. 494 - 494
Published: Oct. 25, 2023
Background
Exercise
can
play
an
important
role
in
reducing
symptom
severity
and
improving
functional
impairment
patients
with
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD).
However,
the
precise
mechanisms
underpinning
effect
of
exercise
PTSD
management
are
not
fully
understood.
This
living
systematic
review
aims
to
synthesize
triangulate
evidence
from
non-human
human
studies
gain
insight
into
biopsychosocial
through
which
reduces
impairment.
Methods
Independent
searches
will
be
conducted
electronic
databases
identify
eligible
studies.
Two
reviewers
independently
conduct
study
selection,
data
extraction,
risk
bias
assessment.
We
extract
outcome
variables
that
act
as
modifiers
or
mediators
exercise.
For
studies,
include
equivalents
clusters.
primary
severity.
The
secondary
outcomes
avoidance
severity,
reexperiencing
hyperarousal
negative
cognitions
mood
impairment,
loss
diagnosis,
dropout
rates.
To
explain
affects
interest,
we
effects
relate
impact
on
potential
mediating
later
outcomes.
Comparison
within-study
direct
indirect
obtained
mediation
analysis,
when
reported,
provide
importance
examined
mediator.
If
appropriate,
results
using
meta-analyses.
examine
total
understand
better
symptoms
function
(when
possible).
about
association
between
PTSD-related
considered
a
consensus
meeting
sufficient
is
available.
Protocol
registration
PROSPERO-ID:
453615
