在监狱环境中试点探索适用于2019冠状病毒病大流行期间的低强度心理教育工作手册干预措施

IF 2.1 Q1 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
Lauren Wilson, Rebekah Dervley
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本文旨在探索在男性囚犯心理治疗服务中使用低强度牢房内练习册,这是一种适用于COVID-19大流行期间的干预措施。它试图探索干预在减少心理困扰方面的有效性,探索个人在参与工作手册后通过服务的进展,最后,通过评估提供的反馈来了解个人对干预的体验。设计/方法/方法对C类监狱66名男性囚犯的core -10分数进行了评估,评估对象在完成一项改造后的牢房内工作手册干预之前和之后,以探索干预在减少心理困扰方面的潜在有效性。研究还探讨了参与者给出的定性反馈,以了解参与干预的个人体验。对66名男性囚犯的评估显示,CORE-10的心理困扰显著减少。调查结果表明,根据逐步护理治疗模式,评估中超过一半的男性被“加强”进一步干预。反馈表格强调了治疗关系的价值和“有对无”的方法。研究的局限性/启示本文认为研究方法的几个局限性,未来的研究应该在进行类似的研究时寻求探索。实际影响本文包括在COVID-19大流行导致面对面干预措施的提供有限的情况下,在监狱心理服务中使用低强度自助干预措施的影响。本文探讨了自助材料在心理治疗环境中的使用,这方面的研究在监狱中很少。此外,本文还为COVID-19大流行期间的心理健康研究做出了贡献。
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Pilot exploration of low-intensity psychoeducation workbook interventions in a prison setting, adapted for use throughout the COVID-19 pandemic
Purpose This paper aims to explore the use of low intensity in-cell workbooks within a psychological therapies service for male prisoners, an intervention adapted for use during the COVID-19 pandemic. It seeks to explore the effectiveness of the intervention in reducing psychological distress, explore individuals’ progression through the service following engagement with the workbooks and, finally, to understand individual’s experiences of the intervention through evaluating feedback provided. Design/methodology/approach CORE-10 scores from 66 male prisoners at a Category C prison were evaluated pre and post completion of an adapted in-cell workbook intervention, to explore the potential effectiveness of the intervention in reducing psychological distress. Qualitative feedback given by participants was also explored to understand individual’s experiences of engaging with the intervention. Findings Evaluation of 66 male prisoners revealed significant reductions in psychological distress on the CORE-10. Findings demonstrated that over half of men included in the evaluation were “stepped-up” for further interventions as per the stepped-care treatment model. Feedback forms highlighted the value of the therapeutic relationship and a “something versus nothing” approach. Research limitations/implications The paper considers several limitations to the research approach, of which future studies should seek to explore when carrying out similar research. Practical implications The paper includes implications for the use of low intensity self-help interventions in prison psychological services, during a time when the provision of face-to-face interventions was limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Originality/value The paper explores the use of self-help materials in psychological treatment settings, of which there is very little research on in prisons. In addition, the paper contributes to the body of research on psychological well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Journal of Criminal Psychology
Journal of Criminal Psychology CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY-
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