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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Psycho-Education"”.
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Parenting Among Mothers With Bipolar Disorder
… groups. The families might benefit from a family psycho-education program. Future research could explore the causes of problems in disciplining and the ways to handle it.
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Relapse prevention with adolescent substance abusers and their families
… problem, and on relapse prevention through psycho education, family therapy and contingency contracting. Twelve adolescents and their families participated in the treatment program. A one year follow up was conducted. This thesis reports on four of these families indepth through the use of …
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Effects of a psychosocial intervention on the quality of life or primary caregivers of women with breast cancer in Abuja, Nigeria
… that limited attention has been paid to the psychosocial wellbeing of caregivers of patients undergoing care and treatment for breast cancer in Nigeria. There are no interventions in place to cater for their needs despite, the psychological problems faced by this group of people. This study …
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Filling the gap: development and qualitative process evaluation of a task sharing psycho-social counselling intervention for perinatal depression in Khayelitsha, South Africa
… a shortage of mental health professionals. New psychological interventions delivered by non-specialists are needed to fill the treatment gap. Task sharing of psycho-social interventions for perinatal depression has been shown to be feasible, acceptable and effective in low and middle-income …
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Resultant Suicide from Prolonged Grief for Caregivers of Cancer Victims
… NHS to focus on carers from cancer diagnosis. Psycho-education is necessary, both within the industry and in the public domain. Isolation in bereaved carers is a huge problem, and mental health practitioners need to have an in-depth awareness and understanding of attachment styles. Conclusions: …
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Journeys of Resilience: Awareness of Self-Strength and Coping in the Young Adult Alopecia Areata Population Through Madala Art Therapy
… study rooted in Solution Focused Therapy and psycho-education of Resiliency. The participants would also be measured for factors of Alexithymia and determine factors around Mood. The study was a quasi-experimental, pre-test/post-test research design in which the data was collected from a …
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Investigating relationships between women's moods and their menstrual cycles - a multimethod study
… who follow a very similar mood pattern and that educational level, vocation, exercise and participation in volunteer work or hobbies defines these groups to some degree. The qualitative data supported these findings and indicated the impact of menstrual cycle related moods on women’s daily …
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An exploration of female journalists’ experiences of covering potentially traumatic news stories : an IPA study
… (Feinstein, Owen & Blair, 2002). However, no psychopathological gender differences have been identified (Sinyor & Feinstein, 2012). This is in stark contrast to evidence from the general population, which indicates women experience double the rate of PTSD than men (Kessler, Sonnega, Bromet, …
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‘Putting into words my experience.’ Mental health service users’ experiences of therapeutic groups
… previously hidden personal experiences of the psychological processes involved in engaging with a therapeutic group, which appear absent from mental health literature and research. This qualitative research involved nine secondary care mental health service users, five men and four women, aged …
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Exploring and Changing Cognitive Representations, Coping and Quality Of Life Outcomes in Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria
… Fifteen participants undertook psych-education and action plans to change CU representations. Multivariate analyses found a strong within-group main effect on QoL outcomes (p<.001) and for aspects of outcome over time (all p<.001). Correlation based change analysis further inferred …
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Both sides of the coin: counsellors’ stories of the influence of a fundamentalist religious upbringing on mental health and wellbeing in adulthood
… Judaism, Christianity, or Islam, to psycho-educate professionals and add to the sparse literature on what is often a hidden topic. The research questions were ‘Might a fundamentalist religious upbringing be influential on mental health and wellbeing in adulthood? What are counsellors’ …
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Exploring self-compassion: an action research study with women who have been sexually abused as children #wearenotalone
… and self-condemnation which impacts on psychological well-being (Coffey, Leitenberg, Henning, Turner & Bennett, 1996). Action research was chosen - an approach of researching with rather than on people - with a focus on human flourishing and with the participants being the beneficiaries …
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An exploration of South African university students utilization of and engagement with mental health-related information on Instagram
… mental health-related content for purposes of education, awareness, and support. However, there has not been any research to date on how university students in South Africa use and engage with mental health-related content on SNS. The current mixed methods study explored South African …
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The cost of caring among healthcare professionals : the development of compassion fatigue and preventative measures and interventions for burnout
… which covered interventions ranging from brief psycho-education, peer-support, intensive residential courses involving individual counselling sessions and whole team-based interventions. Participants both within and between studies included a wide variety of healthcare professionals who worked …
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Social support, resilience, and mental health of students in a university in Namibia
… techniques. The university should consider psycho-education on mental health as a module compulsory for all first-year students as this will equip them with crucial information on stress, resilience, and ways to cope when they face challenges. The findings of this study could be used as a …
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Relationship between attachment style, love style and attachment behaviour in intimate relationships of university students
… Therefore, the study recommends that psycho-education programmes at universities provide knowledge for couples to assist them in understanding themselves better, work on areas of concerns and have more satisfying relationships. This can also lead to less psychological problems for …
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An exploration of attachment strategies among young people who engage in harmful sexual behaviour
… with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and psycho-education remaining as the dominant models of treatment intervention. This research explored the issue of harmful sexual behaviour from the psychosocial perspective, drawing on attachment theory and social constructionism. Aim: The research …
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Exploring the Potential of an Inventory Based on Social Cognitive Career Theory to Assess Preparedness for the Postsecondary Transition
… process to design, target and evaluate educational interventions to improve postsecondary destinations for all. Increasing internal consistency, external validity and generalisability of findings are all desirable. Some future interventions are proposed on the basis of the results, …
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Mental Health Services for Asian Youths in the United States: A Structured Literature Review
… include a need for more culturally appropriate psycho-education for gatekeepers to identify API youths who are in need and facilitate access to services.</p>
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Understanding the emotional environment of the classroom
… that children developed emotionally as well as educationally. Second, students whose emotional and behavioural difficulties had improved dramatically from one year to the next were asked to provide attributions for the change. Transcripts were analysed using content analysis and nonparametric …
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