Utvärdering av korttidsfamiljebehandling vid BUP Första linjen i Lund
(2018) PPTR06 20181Department of Psychology
- Abstract (Swedish)
- Syftet med denna uppsats har varit att utvärdera effekten av korttidsfamiljebehandling med fokus på förändringar i familjens känslomässiga klimat och förändringar av symtom hos det barn som är identifierad patient. Arbetet utgick från frågorna: Hur förändras upplevelsen hos de olika familjemedlemmarna avseende familjens känslomässiga klimat? Upplever barnet en symtomminskning? Upplever föräldrarna en symtomminskning hos barnet? Tolv familjer som var i kontakt med BUP Första linjen i Lund deltog i en strukturerad korttidsfamiljebehandling (KFB) om tre samtal. Före- och eftermätning gjordes med hjälp av självskattningsformulären Familjeklimat och Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ). På familjenivå noterades en signifikant skillnad... (More)
- Syftet med denna uppsats har varit att utvärdera effekten av korttidsfamiljebehandling med fokus på förändringar i familjens känslomässiga klimat och förändringar av symtom hos det barn som är identifierad patient. Arbetet utgick från frågorna: Hur förändras upplevelsen hos de olika familjemedlemmarna avseende familjens känslomässiga klimat? Upplever barnet en symtomminskning? Upplever föräldrarna en symtomminskning hos barnet? Tolv familjer som var i kontakt med BUP Första linjen i Lund deltog i en strukturerad korttidsfamiljebehandling (KFB) om tre samtal. Före- och eftermätning gjordes med hjälp av självskattningsformulären Familjeklimat och Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ). På familjenivå noterades en signifikant skillnad och god effektstorlek mellan före- och eftermätning både vid studie av förändrat känslomässigt familjeklimat och barnets symtomtyngd. Familjerna beskrev ökad närhet, mindre distans, mindre spontanitet och mindre kaos efter behandlingens tre samtal. Vidare noterades reducerad symtomtyngd avseende internaliserade och externaliserade symtom. Generellt upplevde föräldrarna att de hade fått hjälp samt att kontakten på mottagningen hade gjort det lättare att leva med problemen, medan barnen var något mindre positiva i sina svar. Om de resultat som presenteras i denna studie kan replikeras finns skäl att erbjuda såväl korttidsbehandlingar som familjeinterventioner inom Första linjens verksamhet. (Less)
- Abstract
- The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the effect of a short-term family treatment regarding changes in the family's emotional climate and changes in the symptoms of the child. The work was based on the questions: How does family members experience the family's emotional climate? Does the child experience a decrease in symptoms? Do the parents experience a decrease in the symptoms of the child? Twelve families who were in contact with BUP The First Line in Lund participated in a structured brief family treatment (KFB) in three sessions. Pre- and post-measurement were performed using the Self-Assessment Form Family Climate and Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ). At family level, a significant difference and good effect size,... (More)
- The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the effect of a short-term family treatment regarding changes in the family's emotional climate and changes in the symptoms of the child. The work was based on the questions: How does family members experience the family's emotional climate? Does the child experience a decrease in symptoms? Do the parents experience a decrease in the symptoms of the child? Twelve families who were in contact with BUP The First Line in Lund participated in a structured brief family treatment (KFB) in three sessions. Pre- and post-measurement were performed using the Self-Assessment Form Family Climate and Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ). At family level, a significant difference and good effect size, between pre and post measurement. The families described increased proximity, less distance, less spontaneity and less chaos after the treatment's three sessions. Reduced symptoms were noted both in terms of internalized and externalized symptoms. Generally, the parents felt that they had received help in the meantime at the clinic and that the contact at the clinic had made it easier to live with the problems while the children were slightly more moderate in their answers. Can the results presented in this study be replicated, there are good reasons to offer both short-term and family interventions in First Line clinics. (Less)
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- author
- Edvardsson, Sarah LU and Guedj, Georges LU
- supervisor
- organization
- course
- PPTR06 20181
- year
- 2018
- type
- H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
- subject
- keywords
- Korttidsfamiljebehandling, systemisk familjeterapi, barn, externaliserande symtom, internaliserande symtom, familjerelation Brief family therapy, systemic family therapy, children, externalized symptom, internalized symptom, family relations
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 8941971
- date added to LUP
- 2018-05-25 16:16:36
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- 2018-05-25 16:16:36
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abstract = {{The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the effect of a short-term family treatment regarding changes in the family's emotional climate and changes in the symptoms of the child. The work was based on the questions: How does family members experience the family's emotional climate? Does the child experience a decrease in symptoms? Do the parents experience a decrease in the symptoms of the child? Twelve families who were in contact with BUP The First Line in Lund participated in a structured brief family treatment (KFB) in three sessions. Pre- and post-measurement were performed using the Self-Assessment Form Family Climate and Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ). At family level, a significant difference and good effect size, between pre and post measurement. The families described increased proximity, less distance, less spontaneity and less chaos after the treatment's three sessions. Reduced symptoms were noted both in terms of internalized and externalized symptoms. Generally, the parents felt that they had received help in the meantime at the clinic and that the contact at the clinic had made it easier to live with the problems while the children were slightly more moderate in their answers. Can the results presented in this study be replicated, there are good reasons to offer both short-term and family interventions in First Line clinics.}},
author = {{Edvardsson, Sarah and Guedj, Georges}},
language = {{swe}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{Utvärdering av korttidsfamiljebehandling vid BUP Första linjen i Lund}},
year = {{2018}},
}