Samantha N. Hellberg , Laura Lundegard , Tiffany A. Hopkins , Katherine A. Thompson , Michelle Kang , Terrique Morris , Crystal E. Schiller
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Psychological distress and treatment preferences among parents amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many stressors for parents. This study was conducted to examine treatment preferences and barriers to care amidst COVID-19. Parents (N = 95) completed self-report measures. Education was provided on interventions (e.g., individual therapy, medication), and acceptability assessed. Elevated stress and distress were observed. Parents indicated interest in services for parenting concerns, stress, anxiety, and depression. Individual therapy and telehealth were highly acceptable, while medication and group therapy were less accepted. Findings highlight the need for specific supports among parents amidst the pandemic. Factors that influence treatment preference warrant further attention. Implications for healthcare service delivery are discussed.
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