Therapist Participation in a Learning Collaborative on Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Impact of COVID-related Stressors and Challenges
This study included 269 MHPs who participated in a Learning Collaborative (LC) focused on an EBT. Qualitative interviews conducted with 15 MHPs who participated in the LC during the pandemic identified facilitators and barriers to training participation and EBT delivery that included social support, technology challenges, and difficulty completing cases following the transition to telehealth. Quantitative results showed that MHPs in the peri-COVID cohorts completed significantly fewer cases and fewer consultation calls compared to those prior to the pandemic. Findings suggest that providing support to train MHPs and promote EBT delivery may be beneficial during times of heightened stress.PMID:38619697 | DOI:10.1007/s10597-024-01256-9
Source: Community Mental Health Journal - Category: Psychiatry Authors: Kelsey McCoy Angela Moreland-Johnson Shelby Wade Kathy Quinones Carole Swiecicki Rochelle Hanson Source Type: research
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