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The document discusses the relationship between alcohol abuse and domestic violence. While there is little research directly linking the two, alcohol abuse is shown to increase the severity of domestic violence incidents. The document calls for more screening of patients for alcohol abuse and domestic violence by healthcare providers and increased assistance programs from insurance companies to help catch problems earlier through interventions before situations worsen. Future research is recommended to study the effectiveness of different intervention tactics at the physician, insurance, and policy levels.
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drug addiction is a global issue that has affected and challenged people over the years.
However, most families have admitted the situation and resolved to live with the issues.
Clearly, the authors used qualitative research method to carry out the research. In general,
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Favoring Drug Addiction
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include year [Julie Luker]
2. most families are
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4. seriously
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5. article,
Always cite it again in a new
paragraph [Julie Luker]
Research Methods 3
quantitative research methods mainly involve graphs, numbers, and charts while
qualitative involve data collection, and deals with feelings. Clearly, based on the article,
research carried out by the two authors was qualitative research method was qualitative
because it involved collection of data and also described the feelings of familial members
(Zimi´c, & Juki´c, 2.
The Impact of Occupational Injury on Families
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Mechanisms Underlying Mindfulness-Based Addiction Treatment
Mechanisms Underlying Mindfulness-Based Addiction Treatment
versus Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Usual Care for
Smoking Cessation
Claire Adams Spears1, Donald Hedeker2, Liang Li3, Cai Wu3, Natalie K. Anderson4, Sean C.
Houchins4, Christine Vinci5, Diana Stewart Hoover3, Jennifer Irvin Vidrine6, Paul M.
Cinciripini3, Andrew J. Waters7, and David W. Wetter8
1Georgia State University School of Public Health, Atlanta, GA
2The University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
3The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
4The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC
5Rice University, Houston, TX
6Stephenson Cancer Center and The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma
City, OK
7Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Washington, DC
8University of Utah and the Huntsman Cancer Institute, Salt Lake City, UT
Abstract
Objective—To examine cognitive and affective mechanisms underlying Mindfulness-Based
Addiction Treatment (MBAT) versus Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Usual Care (UC)
for smoking cessation.
Method—Participants in the parent study from which data were drawn (N = 412; 54.9% female;
48.2% African-American, 41.5% non-Latino White, 5.4% Latino, 4.9% other; 57.6% annual
income < $30,000) were randomized to MBAT (n = 154), CBT (n = 155), or UC (n = 103). From
quit date through 26 weeks post-quit, participants completed measures of emotions, craving,
dependence, withdrawal, self-efficacy, and attentional bias. Biochemically-confirmed 7-day
smoking abstinence was assessed at 4 and 26 weeks post-quit. Although the parent study did not
find a significant treatment effect on abstinence, mixed-effects regression models were conducted
to examine treatment effects on hypothesized mechanisms, and indirect effects of treatments on
abstinence were tested.
Results—Participants receiving MBAT perceived greater volitional control over smoking and
evidenced lower volatility of anger than participants in both other treatments. However, there were
no other significant differences between MBAT and CBT. Compared to those receiving UC,
MBAT participants reported lower anxiety, concentration difficulties, craving, and dependence, as
Corresponding Author: Claire Adams Spears, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Division of Health Promotion & Behavior, School of Public
Health, Georgia State University; [email protected]; Phone: 404.413.9335.
HHS Public Access
Author manuscript
J Consult Clin Psychol. Author manuscript; available in PMC 2018 November 01.
Published in final edited form as:
J Consult Clin Psychol. 2017 November ; 85(11): 1029–1040. doi:10.1037/ccp0000229.
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Running head THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE .docx
Running head: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 1
The Psychological Effects of Domestic Violence
Janet Goris
GEN499: General Education Capstone (GSV1514B)
Instructor: Lance Bernard
April 20, 2015
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 2
The Psychological Effects of Domestic Violence
Children who have witnessed violence between their parents have become visibly the
center of public attention. Domestic violence is a continuing experience of psychological,
physical, and sexual abuse in some homes. It is used to establish control and power over one
another. Major research has focused on the implications of domestic violence on some key
victims. Witnessing domestic violence has major effects on “secondary victims including
children who live in houses where the partners fight. In America, for instance, 3.2 million
children witness incidents of violence annually.” (Bowland, 2012) It is important to understand
that there are secondary impacts of domestic violence. Witnessing violence can cause children to
develop negative including psychological ones. Women whose rights were violated may also be
affected by these events. They are at a risk of internalized behavior including depression and
anxiety, while children are at a risk of externalized behavior, including bullying, fighting, lying,
and cheating. The results of these are disobedience in school and at home and social competence
problems including difficulty in relationships with others and poor school performance. This
paper reviews literature on the primary and secondary psychological impacts of domestic
violence, and how it changes the victims.
Bowland, S., Edmond, T., & Fallot, R. D. (2012). Evaluation of a spiritually focused
intervention with older trauma survivors. Social Work, 57(1), 73-82.
The study by Bowland et al. (2012) was used to evaluate the efficiency of an eleven-
session focus group involving older women who had endured domestic violence. It sought
information from women aged fifty-five and above and who survived personal trauma including
sexual assault, child abuse or domestic violence. The intention was to help reduce trauma-related
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Bernard]
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 3
depression symptoms ranging from anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and trauma-related depressive
symptoms. Forty three women were randomly picked for treatment. They discussed spiritual
struggles that come as a result of abuse and the spiritual resources the group developed for
handling. The group had low depressive symptoms and anxiety than the control group. In
another analysis, the symptoms of post-traumatic stress also dropped considerably. The results
were supported with a three month.
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The Case:
The sleepy woman with anxiety
This week’s discussion presents a case study involving a 44-year old woman with a chief complaint of anxiety beginning at age 15 years old. She has a long history of mental illness and continued therapies. The purpose of this discussion is to analyze her case history to determine medication and treatment effectiveness.
Client Questions
Question 1. Are you having feelings of harming yourself or harming someone else?
Rationale: This is a possibly uncomfortable yet important set of questions to ask each client. Primary care providers may be in a unique position to prevent suicide due to their frequent interactions with suicidal patients. Reviews suggest that among patients who committed suicide, 80 percent had contact with primary care clinicians within one year of their death, whereas only 25 to 30 percent of decedents had contact with psychiatric clinicians within the year of their death (Stene-Lars & Reneflot, 2017).
Question 2. What was happening in your life as a teenager when the anxiety started and you began to self-medicate?
Rationale: Per our report, this patient began suffering signs and symptoms of anxiety at 15-years old. Asking these types of questions we may gain insight into an underlying cause or triggering event. Anxiety disorders are the most common psychiatric disorders with onset in childhood, with prevalence estimates ranging from 10 to 30 percent. Nearly 37 percent of behaviorally inhibited preschool-age children had social anxiety disorder at age 15, compared with 15 percent of non- behaviorally inhibited children
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Children with anxiety disorders are more likely to have persistent anxiety disorders into adulthood. (Rapee, 2014).
Question 3. What was happening in your life a year ago when these symptoms returned and became debilitating? Let’s discuss what the triggering events may have been.
Rationale: Self-discovery of triggering events may help the client to come to terms with the determinants of her anxiety and depression. Studies have shown that specific types of stressors were found to differentially predict increases in specific facets of anxiety sensitivity; health-related stressors predicted increases in disease-related concerns and fear of mental incapacitation, whereas stressors related to family discord predicted increases in fear of feeling unsteady, fear of mental incapacitation, and fear of having publicly observable symptoms of anxiety (McLaughlin & Hatzenbuehler, 2009).
Support System
The support system as reported by our client is her husband. She states he is supportive and has little to no contact with the family of origin. She has a few friends and a few outside interests. As PMHNP, discussing relationships with the client is one avenue to gain insight into anxiety patterns and coping mechanisms as seen by outside support. With the client’s permissio.
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Kathleen Jones wrote a literature review on the effects of parental alcoholism on children. The review examined research showing that children with antisocial or depressed alcoholic parents are at greater risk for externalizing symptoms. Parental alcoholism was also linked to increased risk of psychopathology in children, including conduct disorder and depression. However, one study found that only a minority of children of alcoholics develop alcohol problems themselves. Factors like family support and positive influences can help mitigate risks to children in alcoholic families. The review identified areas for further research on identifying the most impactful risk factors and how supportive influences may help children raised in negative environments.
Substance Abuse And Society
Substance abuse negatively impacts society in several ways. It increases health risks like birth defects and accidents, burdening the healthcare system. While the drug trade benefits some local economies, it risks the health and safety of workers and family members. Substance abuse is also prevalent in the workplace, impacting productivity. Overall, widespread addiction inhibits a cohesive, productive society.
Litreviewpresentation
This document discusses holistic treatment for substance abuse. It provides an overview of the history and models of addiction treatment, including the moral, disease, and multi-causal models. Holistic treatment aims to address addiction in all aspects of a person's life through counseling, education, medical care, and lifestyle changes. The Veterans Administration uses holistic treatment including tai chi, yoga, and art/music therapy. Research on holistic treatment models like those used by the VA could help expand treatment options for co-occurring disorders.
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This document summarizes a study on factors affecting drug relapse in Malaysia. The study surveyed 400 drug addicts in rehabilitation centers. It found that self-efficacy, or confidence in one's ability to avoid drugs, had the strongest correlation with relapse. It also found that lack of support from community, family, and employers correlated with higher relapse rates. The study identified low self-efficacy as the main factor influencing relapse among the surveyed addicts in Malaysia, as most reported lacking willpower and giving up easily when facing difficulties.
Running head THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE .docx
Running head: THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE 1
The Therapeutic Alliance
Student’s Name
Institution
The Therapeutic Alliance
Abstract
The therapeutic alliance is a subject m, which has constantly been discussed for several decades. Conferring to several sources and tests, the client-therapist association is an essential secondary and primary factor in the therapy. Research that is conducted by Charles J. Geslo from the University of Maryland. From the experiment, Charles established that the connection among the therapist, along with the client, is linked to the outcome of the medication therapy. What is more, the therapy is the acuity of the client, which adds to the quality of the effect of the medication. In order to have a good and operational liaison between the therapist and client, there are components, which must be available. The conclusions in this paper are to back up the point that the client-therapist affiliation is critical in a session of the therapy.
The therapeutic relationship has always been a debated subject for several decades; few people consider that the relationship does have an impact on the medication results while other people do not approve of this. The therapeutic relationship performs a vital action in the aftermath of the therapy session. The therapeutic relationship comprises of three fundamentals: they include, therapeutic alliance, a dynamic process, as well as a real and personal relationship. Besides, for a long time, there has been extra consideration on the transference along with the therapeutic alliance than in the actual bond amid the clinician and the client. Mr. Charles J. Geslo, who worked at Department of Psychology at the University of Maryland, directed an investigation to discover how the client-clinician relationship influenced the result of the medication. To attain this, Mr Charles Geslo worked with an illustration of 43 patrons in the experiment.
At the start of the medication, he assessed the connection between both the clients and therapists in the early medication sitting. After finalizing the four therapy meetings, Mr. Charles Geslo established that the connection amid the client and the therapists is precisely associated to the results of the medication of the meetings of therapy. Rendering to Geslo, the clients who professed their liaison with the clients positively had good results compared to the clients who negatively perceived the relationship. Through re.
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The document discusses the impact of stigma on family members of individuals with mental illness or drug dependence. It finds that:
1) Family members report experiencing blame, shame, and feeling socially contaminated due to their relation's condition. However, no national survey had assessed how the general public actually views these family members.
2) The study finds that family stigma related to drug dependence is viewed more harshly than other health conditions, with family members being blamed for both the onset and worsening of the relative's disorder and likely to face social shunning.
3) In contrast, family stigma related to mental illnesses like schizophrenia is not highly endorsed by the public according to the survey results.
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This document discusses issues faced by gay male youth. It notes they are more likely to suffer from eating disorders, engage in risky sexual behaviors, and be diagnosed with depression, substance abuse, and anxiety disorders. Risk factors include appearance pressures from LGBT stereotypes, family rejection, and discrimination. Gay male youth also face higher risks of HIV, suicide, and sexual/dating violence. Recommended therapeutic approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy, attachment-based family therapy, and group interventions to improve coping skills, self-esteem, social support, and reduce health risks. Addressing the challenges of sexuality and psychosocial stress is also important.
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This document discusses cigarette smoking and lung cancer. It provides an overview of the link between smoking and lung cancer, noting that rates vary by race and location. Two key social determinants that influence smoking and cancer are then examined: adolescent age and level of education. The socio-ecological model is applied to understand the multiple factors that influence health behaviors like smoking. Intervention strategies are proposed that target different levels of influence, including social support from family/peers and policies to restrict tobacco use and exposure.
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This document summarizes research on how dementia affects caregiver well-being. It finds that factors like feeling trapped in the caregiver role, relationship quality with the care recipient, caregiver overload, and outside life stressors are stronger predictors of caregiver burden than the care recipient's symptoms. Interventions may help reduce caregiver depression, though success is moderate. More research is needed to identify the most effective treatments to support caregivers and prevent negative health outcomes.
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Research paper ppp
- 1. Alcohol Abuse and Domestic Violence: Is There an Interconnecting Relationship Argosy University PSY 492 Advanced General Psychology Carrie Gregor
- 2. Alcohol Abuse and Domestic Violence: Is There an Interconnecting Relationship
- 3. Abstract There is little research that links the relationship between alcohol abuse and domestic violence. Alcohol use increases the severity of reported domestic trauma. People who abuse alcohol need treatment now before it gets worse. Healthcare providers and Insurance Companies can help.
- 4. What we know: Alcohol effects each person on a different level. Alcohol alters judgement, speech, movements and response time. There is little research to link alcohol and domestic violence, though it increases the act of violence (Bell et al 2009). We can help raise awareness about alcohol abuse interventions.
- 5. What can we do to help: Increase the tax on alcohol, making it more expensive and limiting its availability (Grossman & Markowitz 1998) Insurance companies offer screening, interventions or employee assisted programs (EAP) for people who show signs of early alcohol abuse (McCue 2010) Physicial screening by survey for depression, alcohol or domestic abuse at office visits (Ebell 2004)
- 6. Discussion: Common theme is there is little data to link domestic violence and alcohol abuse. Alcohol abuse effects the abuser and the family of the abuser. Factors linked to domestic violence may be prior abuse history, mutual dispute or psychological disorder.
- 7. Future Research Focus on how helpful intervention tactics are. Research the physician level to determine successful contact and intervention placement. Research the insurance level regarding successful completion of intervention. Research the insurance level regarding sustained sobriety.
- 8. Discussion Physicians can help with surveys and patient screening. Insurance companies can help with screening and offering EAPs to employees. Intervention is vital before the abuser hits rock bottom.
- 9. References: Bell, N. S., Fan, Z., McCarroll, J. E., (2009). Alcohol use in nonmutual and mutual domestic violence in the U.S. Army: 1998-2004. ISSN: 08866708 Ebell, M. H., (2004) Routine screening for depression, alcohol problems, and domestic violence. American Family Physician. 1-2. ISSN: 0002838X Grossman, M., Markowitz, S. (1998) Alcohol regulation and domestic violence towards children. Contemporary Economic Policy. 309(12).1-12. ISSN: 10743529 McCue, M. T., (2010) Brief interventions reduce alcohol abuse and its effects. Managed Healthcare Executive. 26(3).1-4. ISSN: 15339300