评估监狱工作人员为有压力的成年男性罪犯提供指导性自助支援的可行性

IF 0.7 4区 心理学 Q4 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
Jennifer S. H. Lai, Fiona Mair DClinPsy, T. McMillan, Christopher Williams
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由于有大量的心理健康需求,联合国准则建议囚犯应获得与非囚犯相同标准的医疗保健。推荐基于cbt的自助治疗焦虑和抑郁;一种方法是充实生活(LLTTFTM)。本研究评估了监狱官员为苏格兰监狱中经历痛苦的成年男性罪犯提供指导性自助支持的可行性。监狱官员参加了提供法律援助基金书籍和工作表的培训。七名囚犯完成了四次一对一的LLTTF培训。治疗前后抑郁自我评定的改善有很大的效应值。治疗前焦虑和社交功能与无显著变化相关。监狱官员和囚犯的反馈表明,LLTTF的材料将受益于针对监狱的改编,可以与监狱官员和囚犯一起修订。结果表明,在监狱中进行指导自助的进一步研究是值得进行的。指定的指导自助工作者可能更适合在这种或教育环境中提供LLTTF。
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Evaluating the Feasibility of Prison Officers Providing Guided Self-Help Support to Adult Male Offenders Experiencing Stress
ABSTRACT With substantial mental health needs, United Nations guidelines recommend prisoners should have access to healthcare of the same standard as non-prisoners. CBT-based self-help is recommended for anxiety and depression; one approach is Living Life To The Full (LLTTFTM). This study evaluated the feasibility of Prison Officers providing guided self-help support to adult male offenders experiencing distress in a Scottish prison. Prison Officers attended training in delivering LLTTF books and worksheets. Seven prisoners completed four one-to-one sessions of LLTTF. A large effect size was associated with improving depression self-ratings pre- to post-treatment. Pre-treatment anxiety and social function were associated with non-significant change. Feedback from Prison Officers and prisoners indicated LLTTF materials would benefit from adaptation for prison, which could be revised with Prison Officers and prisoners. Results suggest further research on guided self-help in prison is worth pursuing. Designated guided self-help workers may be better placed to deliver LLTTF in this or an educational setting.
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