一起走进来:一项关于走进来在线家庭治疗干预的试点研究

IF 0.7 4区 心理学 Q4 FAMILY STUDIES
Eliza Hartley, Lynda Moore, Aaron Knuckey, Henry von Doussa, Felicity Painter, Karen Story, Nick Barrington, Jeff Young, Jennifer McIntosh
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包括家庭在内的许多澳大利亚人都需要心理健康护理,这导致他们要等待很长时间才能获得支持。步入式治疗通过在家庭寻求帮助的时候提供支持,减少了心理健康支持服务的障碍。本文提出了一项概念验证研究,调查在线上门家庭治疗服务的可接受性和短期有效性,一起上门治疗(WIT)。论文的第一部分描述了来自22个家庭的44个家庭成员到公共家庭治疗诊所进行虚拟上门家庭治疗的经历。该疗程由三名经验丰富的家庭治疗师组成。在治疗前、治疗后以及6周的随访中,通过调查和访谈的方式了解家庭成员的经历。本文的第2部分通过对半结构化访谈数据的专题分析,探讨了治疗师对WIT方法的看法(n = 7)。会议后的反馈显示,85%的家庭成员发现WIT有帮助,50%的家庭成员对他们在WIT会议后作为一个家庭的未来持乐观态度。会议结束六周后发现,WIT支持家庭计划,使他们能够继续前进,88%的家庭成员报告说他们知道会议结束后该做什么。所有的治疗师都一致认为该模式提供了及时和有益的服务,适合不同的家庭表现和星座。这些初步结果表明,对于重视在线上门交付模式的家庭来说,这种WIT干预作为一种广受欢迎和有益的服务具有重要的效用。这篇概念验证论文提出了进一步发展和增长WIT的潜力,以及使用随到随到远程保健模式的其他精神卫生支助服务,以满足对处于困境的家庭的治疗支助日益增长的需求。
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Walk-in Together: A pilot study of a walk-in online family therapy intervention

Walk-in Together: A pilot study of a walk-in online family therapy intervention

Many Australians are requiring mental health care, including families, leading to long wait times in order to access support. Walk-in therapy reduces barriers to mental health support services by providing support at the time that families seek help. This paper presents a proof-of-concept study investigating the acceptability and short-term effectiveness of an online walk-in family therapy service, Walk-in Together (WIT). Part 1 of the paper describes the experiences of 44 family members from 22 families who presented to a public family therapy clinic for a virtual walk-in family therapy session. The session was conducted by a team of three experienced family therapists. Family members' experiences were sought pre-session, post-session, and at 6 weeks follow-up via survey and interview. Part 2 of the paper explores therapist perceptions (n = 7) of the WIT approach, through thematic analysis of semi-structured interview data. Post-session feedback showed 85% of family members found WIT to be helpful and 50% were optimistic about their future as a family after their WIT session. Six weeks post-session it was revealed that WIT supported planning for families in equipping them to move forward with 88% of family members reporting that they knew what to do after the session. All therapists uniformly experienced the model as offering a timely and beneficial service, suitable for diverse presentations and constellations of families. These preliminary results suggest the significant utility of this WIT intervention as a well-received and helpful service for families, who valued the easy access and rapid therapeutic response afforded by the online, walk-in delivery model. This proof-of-concept paper suggests the potential for further development and growth of WIT, as well as other mental health support services using a walk-in, telehealth model to meet the rising demand for therapeutic support for families in distress.

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CiteScore
1.60
自引率
14.30%
发文量
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期刊介绍: The ANZJFT is reputed to be the most-stolen professional journal in Australia! It is read by clinicians as well as by academics, and each issue includes substantial papers reflecting original perspectives on theory and practice. A lively magazine section keeps its finger on the pulse of family therapy in Australia and New Zealand via local correspondents, and four Foreign Correspondents report on developments in the US and Europe.
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