2014
DOI: 10.1080/09515070.2014.918534
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Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy: Cultural adaptations for application in Jordanian culture

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“…Community stakeholders were described as involved in the adaptation process in eight papers (Bigfoot & Schmidt, ; Damra et al, ; Kaysen et al, ; O'Donnell et al, ; Rodriguez, ; Schulz et al, ; Valentine et al, ; Whealin et al, ). These steps included the use of focus groups, qualitative interviews, and translation processes before recommending adaptations to the identified intervention.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Community stakeholders were described as involved in the adaptation process in eight papers (Bigfoot & Schmidt, ; Damra et al, ; Kaysen et al, ; O'Donnell et al, ; Rodriguez, ; Schulz et al, ; Valentine et al, ; Whealin et al, ). These steps included the use of focus groups, qualitative interviews, and translation processes before recommending adaptations to the identified intervention.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In one-third of the 28 families participating in this study, one or both parents had an ethnic origin other than Swedish. The post-treatment outcomes for these families are equally positive, but as a future goal when the treatment method serves families from other cultural contexts, the treatment programme as well as the therapists needs to be sensitive to religious beliefs and values that are central for the family, as concluded by a number of studies (SantaSosa and Runyon 2015; Partridge and Walker 2015;Damra et al 2014). This could lead to an improvement in the treatment by using metaphors and beliefs that are more relevant to family values, beliefs and traditions and thus, more helpful for families.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Sambia, Japan und Jordanien [Damra et al, 2014;Kameoka et al, 2015;Murray et al, 2015] [Baumann, 2016]. Sie verdeutlichten, dass auch Männer starke Gefühle haben und zeigen dürfen und dass das Teilen von Gefühlen zu wechselseitiger Unterstützung führen kann.…”
Section: Traumafokussierte Kognitive Verhaltenstherapieunclassified