De ervaringen van multiprobleemgezinnen met communicatie in de zorg

Pannebakker, N.M.; Wins, S. I.; Kocken, P.L.

doi:10.1007/s12508-018-0203-5

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“…Because of the chronicity, complexity and interconnectedness of the issues and a lack of self‐reliance, these families experience stagnant development or are in a downward spiral: the problems are often passed on from generation to generation, and the development of the children is at risk (Capaldi et al, 2003; Oppenoorth, 2008). This is a reality for an estimated 3–5 per cent of all families in the Netherlands (Moor et al, 2018). Effective treatment is vital to break the vicious circle, support a healthy development of the children and stop the intergenerational transfer of problems.…”

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Intensive specialised multi‐family therapy for multi‐stressed families: Therapeutic alliance as predictor for effectiveness

Beek

Hessen

Levelt

et al. 2023

Journal of Family Therapy

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The effectiveness of intense specialised multi-family therapy (ISMFT) for 111 multi-stressed families, and the therapeutic alliance as a possible predictor of outcome, were examined. A repeated measures design was used, where changes in all ISMFT phases (preparation, multi-family therapy and follow-up) were assessed and compared for both mothers and fathers. Evidence was found for improved family functioning after the therapy period, which was maintained at 3 months follow-up, although the multi-stressed families still functioned in the problematic range. The therapy did however not decrease parenting stress, or did so only temporarily.

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confidence: 99%