女退伍军人对同伴支持的定义:定性描述分析

IF 0.7 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Amanda L. Matteson, E. Hardiman
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摘要

摘要 本研究探讨了在美国军队服役的女性之间的同伴支持。女退伍军人表示,同伴支持可以满足她们的社交、情感和具体需求,从而有助于她们的心理健康和幸福。参与者认为同伴互助是可接受的、非临床的、非污名化的。同伴互助的关键因素包括安全的环境、有人倾听并认可她们的观点,以及作为女军人的共同经历。同伴支持对讨论性别歧视、性侵犯和心理创伤尤其有帮助。心理健康服务提供者应了解同伴支持对女性退伍军人的重要性,以及同伴支持如何成为临床治疗的一种独特的补充服务。同伴互助计划有助于确保在提供服务时考虑到女性退伍军人的需求。
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Women Veterans’ definitions of peer support: A qualitative description analysis
LAY SUMMARY This study examines peer support among women who served in the U.S. military. Women Veterans reported peer support to be helpful for mental health and well-being by meeting social, emotional, and concrete needs. Participants found peer support to be acceptable, non-clinical, and non-stigmatizing. Critical elements of peer support included a safe environment, someone to listen to and validate them, and the shared experience of serving as women in the military. Peer support was particularly helpful for discussing sexism, sexual assault, and trauma. Mental health providers should understand the importance of peer support for women Veterans and how it is a distinct and complementary service to clinical treatment. Peer support programs can help ensure women Veterans’ needs are considered in service delivery.
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