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Showing 1 to 20 of 37 for “"barriers to treatment"”.
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Barriers to treatment access for young problem gamblers
… & Griffiths, 2004; Griffiths, 2001). However to date there is a paucity of empirical evidence which explore barriers to treatment access in young problem gamblers (Suurvali, 2009). The research aims were to generate empirical evidence to identify and explain barriers to treatment access for …
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Barriers to treatment for women aged 18 to 45 with urinary incontinence
The purposes of this study were to explore the challenges faced by women aged 18 to 45 with urinary incontinence (UI) and to determine why they do not seek treatment. A qualitative approach was used to describe life experiences of young women suffering with UI. Five participants completed …
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DISORDERED EATING, ANTIFAT ATTITUDES, AND BARRIERS TO TREATMENT IN COLLEGE WOMEN FROM URBAN AND RURAL AREAS
… Additionally, no investigations focus on DE treatment barriers specific to rural regions. In 106 college women with significant DE patterns, this study investigated weight-based prejudices, system-level barriers, and regional status. Despite no significant regional differences in DE or …
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DISORDERED EATING, ANTIFAT ATTITUDES, AND BARRIERS TO TREATMENT IN COLLEGE WOMEN FROM URBAN AND RURAL AREAS
… Additionally, no investigations focus on DE treatment barriers specific to rural regions. In 106 college women with significant DE patterns, this study investigated weight-based prejudices, system-level barriers, and regional status. Despite no significant regional differences in DE or …
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Barriers to Treatment Engagement Among Minoritized, Low-Income Youth with Developmental Delay Receiving Internet-Delivered Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
… Disruptive behavior problems (DBPs) are a top reason for referral to mental health clinics in young children, particularly those with developmental delays (DD). Yet, engagement in treatment is a major concern, especially for minoritized, low-income families. Internet-delivered Parent-Child …
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Uplifting and Prioritizing Black Voices in Trauma Intervention: Cultural Adaptations of Written Exposure Therapy for Trauma-Exposed Black Women
… highlighted Black women's heightened exposure to trauma, and risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Black women also experience unique internal and external barriers to treatment, including stigma and cultural perspectives on mental health treatment. Further, avoidance and …
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An in-depth analysis of real and perceived barriers to speech and language program participation for children with speech and language delays : a question of barriers to service?
The current study investigated the effects that barriers (both real and perceived) had on participation and completion of speech and language programs for preschool children with communication delays. I compared 36 families of preschool children with an identified communication delay that have …
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Mental Health Service Utilization Among African-American Adolescents
… correlates of between group differences in treatment attendance. The current study adds to the utilization literature by exploring within group differences amongst a sample of African-American families. Based on extant literature related to treatment utilization in other samples, this study …
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Patient Perspectives on Barriers to Hepatitis C Treatment: Qualitative Analysis of Patient Focus Groups
Much of the research to date on barriers to treatment for patients with hepatitis C (HCV) has approached the problem from either the perspective of either the medical provider or healthcare system. To better understand these barriers from the patients' perspectives, exploratory focus groups were …
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Experiences of Postpartum Women in One Residential Treatment Facility for Substance Use Disorders: A Qualitative Case Study
… sparked a need for gender-specific research and treatment to address unmet needs and promote positive health outcomes for both women and children. The primary purpose of this research is to provide insight into the experiences and perceptions of postpartum women with substance use disorders …
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Increasing PRIDE Skills for Child Engagement Using iPCIT with Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
… such as aggression and defiance, in addition to symptoms characteristic of autism, such as deficits in social communication and interaction. Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is a behavioral parent training program designed to improve problem behavior in young children by teaching …
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The effects of family responsibilities and gender on seeking substance-abuse treatment
It is evident in the media, from news reports to published research, that substance use is a serious and extensive problem (SAMHSA, 2012). The problem with drug use is not a new issue, but with a changing society the substance abuse issue is changing as well. With substance abuse at its highest in …
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Crossing the threshold: What motivates individuals who are actively abusing substances to enter treatment?
… of it samples people who are already enrolled in treatment. The treatment seeking population may differ from people who are actively using substances. One aim of this study is to describe a sample of individuals who have not sought out treatment, but still actively use substances. Specifically, …
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Crossing the threshold: What motivates individuals who are actively abusing substances to enter treatment?
… of it samples people who are already enrolled in treatment. The treatment seeking population may differ from people who are actively using substances. One aim of this study is to describe a sample of individuals who have not sought out treatment, but still actively use substances. Specifically, …
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The dynamic shift in therapeutic relationships through counselor self-disclosure with military client: a case study
This qualitative case study is designed to explore how two participants described their role with their use of counselor self-disclosure in establishing and maintaining therapeutic alliance with military clients. Utilizing purposeful and criterion-based sampling, participants for this study were …
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Improving Treatment Outcomes For American Indians With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Through The Use Of Telepsychaitry
<p>The prevalence of PTSD has increased from 6.8% to 20% since the start of the Covid-19pandemic. For American Indians, the prevalence of PTSD ranged between 16 to 24% prior to the start of the pandemic. American Indians living in rural and tribal communities often experience significant barriers …
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"Youn Ede Lòt”: Help-Seeking Among Haitians
… for their progeny in the U.S. Though migration to a new country often introduces a new set of immigration and acculturation-related stressors that can lead to mental health problems, Haitians remain underrepresented in clinical mental health settings. Previous studies with ethnic minority …
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Factors Influencing the Decision and Ability to Seek Health Services Among HIV/AIDS Patients in Tanzania
<p>Understanding the barriers to treatment for individuals with HIV/AIDS in developing countries could have a major impact on their ability to seek healthcare services. The purpose of this study is to quantitatively analyze the effect of daily activities and structural factors, which act as …
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Experiencing health services and mentalisation-based treatment for borderline personality disorder : service user perspectives
This doctoral thesis begins with a literature review that explores how individuals who meet criteria for borderline personality disorder (BPD) experience health services. Following a comprehensive literature search, a metasynthesis of 14 papers was conducted utilising Noblit and Hare’s (1988) …
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A Mixed-Methods Approach to Testing Stigma's Impact on Stress Processes in Substance Use Recovery
… (SUD) often cite stigma as one of the biggest barriers to treatment, it is unclear how the effects of stigma extend to those in recovery. The aims of this study were to 1a) examine the longitudinal relationship between substance-use related stigma and functional markers of recovery, 1b) test …
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