Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy · 2012
Agoraphobia: an outreach treatment programme.
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Croft Alison, Hackmann Ann
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Agoraphobia is disabling and clients find it hard to access effective treatment.
AIMS: This paper describes the development of an inexpensive service, delivered by trained volunteers in or near the client's own home.
METHOD: We describe the development of the service, including selection, training and supervision. Outcomes were evaluated over 5 years, and compared with those available from the local psychology service.
RESULTS: Effect sizes on all measures were high. Benchmarking indicated that results on comparable measures were not significantly different from the local psychology service. As in many previous studies drop-out rate was fairly high.
CONCLUSIONS: This model worked well, and was inexpensive and effective. Further research on long term outcome and methods of enhancing engagement is needed.
AIMS: This paper describes the development of an inexpensive service, delivered by trained volunteers in or near the client's own home.
METHOD: We describe the development of the service, including selection, training and supervision. Outcomes were evaluated over 5 years, and compared with those available from the local psychology service.
RESULTS: Effect sizes on all measures were high. Benchmarking indicated that results on comparable measures were not significantly different from the local psychology service. As in many previous studies drop-out rate was fairly high.
CONCLUSIONS: This model worked well, and was inexpensive and effective. Further research on long term outcome and methods of enhancing engagement is needed.