适应一对夫妇的干预,以促进共同养育,并减少危险饮酒在过渡到父母期间的干预
Stephanie Godleski1, Kurt Dermen2, Mark E Feinberg3
1Department of Psychology, College of Liberal Arts, Rochester Institute of Technology.
概括
在过渡到父母期间,将育儿计划与酒精干预相结合是可以接受和可行的. 这种方法加强了共同育儿,并减少了未来父亲的危险酒精使用.
科学领域:
- 公共卫生 公共卫生
- 家庭心理学 家庭心理学
- 成 药物 药物 药物 药物
背景情况:
- 危险的父亲饮酒会对家庭动态和儿童发展产生负面影响.
- 成为父母的过渡期是健康行为改变的关键时期.
- 在这个阶段的预防性干预可以非常有效.
研究的目的:
- 提出一个创新的预防策略,将酒精使用干预与以家庭为中心的计划相结合.
- 描述基于证据的干预措施的适应和整合,以期望的父母.
主要方法:
- 整合家庭基金会计划 (过渡到父母身份) 进行简短的酒精使用干预.
- 提供以情侣为重点的关于酒精使用的激励性采访风格.
- 从2020年10月到2021年3月进行的试点测试.
主要成果:
- 软化酒精讨论的框架,并强调育儿计划方面提高了参与度.
- 促进双层沟通和支持与酒精有关的决策中的自主性,提高了参与者的参与度.
- 试点测试证实了针对敏感主题量身定制语言的重要性.
结论:
- 适应的,综合干预是可以接受和可行的对夫妇过渡到父母.
- 该计划有效地加强了共同育儿技能和双向功能.
- 它促进了未来父亲的酒精使用风险水平降低.
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