2013
DOI: 10.1177/1534650113500065
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Parent–Child Interaction Therapy With a Deaf and Hard of Hearing Family

Abstract: Deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) children are an exceptional needs population with unique mental health concerns requiring specialized intervention. However, psychological interventions aimed at treating these children are limited. Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is an empirically established therapeutic modality for the treatment of children with behavioral and emotional difficulties. This case study describes how PCIT was adapted to effectively intervene in assisting a deaf mother improve parent-child … Show more

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“…PCIT is a highly verbal intervention and requires constant communication between therapists and caregivers. 43 While treatment may be effective for deaf and hard of hearing families, 80 it requires several modifications. A case study involving a hearing-impaired caregiver and child provides examples of treatment modifications that produced significant decreases in the child’s disruptive behaviors.…”
Section: Population-specific Adaptationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PCIT is a highly verbal intervention and requires constant communication between therapists and caregivers. 43 While treatment may be effective for deaf and hard of hearing families, 80 it requires several modifications. A case study involving a hearing-impaired caregiver and child provides examples of treatment modifications that produced significant decreases in the child’s disruptive behaviors.…”
Section: Population-specific Adaptationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nach den Therapien zeigte die Patienten weniger Symptome der Depression bzw. Angststörungen [34,39], der PTBS [36,40] und der ADHS [37] sowie verbesserte Interaktions-und Kommunikationsfähigkeiten oder eine stärkere soziale Reaktivität [32,33,37]. Die von Munro et al [26] befragten Patientinnen fühlten sich im therapeutischen Setting wohl, empfanden die Methode des Reflecting Teams als hilfreich und bewerteten die Psychotherapie insgesamt positiv.…”
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“…Young et al [39] fanden keine signifikanten Unterschiede in den Therapieoutcomes zwischen dolmetschergestützten und direkt in GS durchgeführten Therapien. Durch strukturelle Unterschiede zwischen der LS und GS war in der Verdolmetschung nicht immer ersichtlich, auf wen sich Äußerungen bezogen [37,38]. Wenn Psychotherapeuten ohne GS-Kompetenz Gesprächsinhalte dokumentierten, wurde teilweise Gestik und Mimik verpasst oder bei mehreren tauben Familienmitgliedern konnten Äußerungen nicht zugordnet werden [37].…”
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