“If I Didn’t Have Them, I’m Not Sure How I Would Have Coped with Everything Myself”: Empowering and Supporting Parents/Carers of High-Risk Young People Assisted by Community Forensic CAMHS

IF 1.3 4区 医学 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
J. Jacob, R. Lane, Sophie D’Souza, L. Cracknell, O. White, J. Edbrooke‐Childs
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Abstract Parent/carer involvement in their child’s support for mental health difficulties is a critical component of effective care. 13 Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (F:CAMHS) across England were developed to provide specialist support to young people at high risk of harm to self and in particular others, and their families. The aim of this study is to explore parent/carer experiences of Community F:CAMHS. Thematic analysis of interviews (N = 18, from 5 sites) was conducted. Superordinate themes generated focused on 1) facilitators; and 2) barriers to support. Subthemes generated relate primarily to facilitators, particularly empowering parents/carers through the co-production of strategies to help, “holding” cases (taking ownership), and acting on behalf of and supporting parents/carers. Managing clear, joined-up communication across multi-agencies is also of key importance. Barriers to effective support are a lack of joined-up communication at the beginning of the implementation of the services, awareness of Community F:CAMHS, and limited contact. Implications, including the need to further embed the Community F:CAMHS offering in the overall provision of support for this population are discussed. Areas for future research are identified, including the exploration of how young people's characteristics and outcomes may impact parents/carers’ experiences of interacting with services.
“如果我没有他们,我不确定我会如何应对自己的一切”:在社区法医CAMHS的协助下,赋予和支持高危年轻人的父母/看护人权力
父母/照顾者参与对儿童心理健康困难的支持是有效照顾的关键组成部分。13 .在英格兰各地建立了社区法医儿童和青少年心理健康服务(F:CAMHS),向自我伤害风险高的年轻人,特别是对他人及其家人提供专家支持。本研究的目的是探讨社区F:CAMHS的父母/照顾者体验。对访谈(N = 18,来自5个站点)进行专题分析。产生的高级主题集中在1)促进者;2)支持的障碍。所产生的子主题主要与促进者有关,特别是通过共同制定帮助策略、“持有”案例(取得所有权)以及代表和支持父母/照顾者采取行动来赋予父母/照顾者权力。管理跨多个机构的清晰、连贯的沟通也至关重要。有效支持的障碍是在服务实施之初缺乏联合沟通、对社区F:CAMHS的认识以及接触有限。讨论了影响,包括需要进一步将社区F:CAMHS纳入对这一人群的总体支持提供。确定了未来研究的领域,包括探索年轻人的特征和结果如何影响父母/照顾者与服务互动的体验。
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