创伤知情心理健康支持;志愿和社区部门为遭受家庭暴力的妇女实施的一项计划的定性评估结果

L. Warwick-Booth, S. Coan
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在英格兰家庭暴力发生率居高不下的背景下,志愿和社区部门越来越多地提供专业的家庭暴力和虐待(DVA)服务,以支持当地社区环境中的妇女。本文讨论了对一项旨在为有心理健康需求的女性提供支持的计划进行的定性评估。这项以当地为基础的支持计划在两年的时间里为英格兰一个城市的妇女提供了服务;34 名服务使用者和 8 名专业人员参与了访谈和焦点小组,为评估提供了支持。我们的框架分析利用幸存者的声音确定了有关创伤知情支持重要性的关键主题,为志愿和社区部门的有效康复工作增加了证据基础。在服务模式中,创伤知情支持、安全、信任、选择、合作和赋权的定义特征显而易见,这为参与计划的幸存者带来了积极的成果。本文所讨论的服务模式可以推广到志愿服务和社区部门以外。从该计划中学习到的经验表明,家庭暴力服务可以将重点放在幸存者的心理健康需求上,利用创伤知情支持来促进康复。
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Trauma informed mental health support; qualitative evaluation findings from one voluntary and community sector programme for women experiencing DVA
In the context of on-going high rates of domestic abuse in England, the voluntary and community sector increasingly provides specialist domestic violence and abuse (DVA) services to support women in local community settings. This article discusses a qualitative evaluation of one programme, working to support females with mental health needs. A locally based support programme worked with women in one city in England over a two-year period; 34 service users, and eight professionals contributed to interviews and focus groups in support of the evaluation. Our framework analysis identified key themes using survivor voice in respect of the importance of trauma-informed support, adding to the evidence base about effective recovery work in the voluntary and community sector. The defining features of trauma-informed support, safety, trust, choice, collaboration and empowerment were evident in the service model, which led to positive outcomes for survivors who engaged with the programme. The model of provision discussed here is transferrable beyond the voluntary and community sector. Learning from the programme suggests that DVA services can focus on the mental health needs of survivors, using trauma-informed support to enhance recovery.
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