无责研究:一个双臂随机对照试验,评估在线心理教育计划对经历过身体/性暴力或性虐待的青少年的影响. 理由,研究设计和方法

Rik Knipschild1, Helen Klip1, Katie Winkelhorst1

  • 1Karakter, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Almelo, the Netherlands.

概括

这项研究测试了一项在线心理教育计划,以减少遭受创伤的青少年的羞愧和内. 该计划旨在通过解释常见的防御反应来提高他们对创伤专注治疗的开放性.

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