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The Psychology Of Trauma And Covid-19, Jeremiah Schumm, Craig Woolley, Laura M. Luehrmann, Cheryl L. Meyer
The Psychology Of Trauma And Covid-19, Jeremiah Schumm, Craig Woolley, Laura M. Luehrmann, Cheryl L. Meyer
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
This is the third installment in the Shelter in Place (SiP) Lecture series. This installment deals with the impact and implications of the Shelter in Place order in terms of Psychological Trauma.
Inmate Education As A Service Learning Opportunity For Students: Preparation, Benefits, And Lessons Learned, Cheryl L. Meyer, Megan K. Harned, Amanda Schaad, Katherine Sunder, Judson Palmer, Christy Tinch
Inmate Education As A Service Learning Opportunity For Students: Preparation, Benefits, And Lessons Learned, Cheryl L. Meyer, Megan K. Harned, Amanda Schaad, Katherine Sunder, Judson Palmer, Christy Tinch
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
There is mounting evidence that prison inmates benefit from educational opportunities but may not be offered to them. In addition, when they are offered, priority is given to prisoners who will be released in the near future, and those serving long-term or life sentences are less likely to have access to classes. A service learning opportunity was created where students taught a life span development class to women serving long-term sentences. This article provides a guide to setting up the class while avoiding obstacles along the way. It also outlines benefits to students, inmates, supervising faculty, and society. In order …
Exploratory Study On The Effects Of Participation In A Recovery Mall At State-Operated Behavioral Healthcare Inpatient Hospital, Cheryl L. Meyer, Betty Yung, Cindy Sieck, Elizabeth Ellington
Exploratory Study On The Effects Of Participation In A Recovery Mall At State-Operated Behavioral Healthcare Inpatient Hospital, Cheryl L. Meyer, Betty Yung, Cindy Sieck, Elizabeth Ellington
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
We proposed an exploratory study on the effects of participation in a treatment mall. We interviewed currently enrolled patients at the Recovery Mall at a state-operated behavioral healthcare hospital in Ohio. Treatment malls are an increasingly popular approach to rehabilitation of inpatient populations (Webster & Harmon, 2006). The popularity of the approach is based on the theory that empowerment of the consumer to participate in decision-making will aid in restoring functioning and return to community living (Rahe, 2001). Treatment malls offer multiple simultaneous therapeutic activities, allow the involvement of consumers in making choices about their treatment plans and their daily …
Assessing Posttraumatic Stress In Military Service Members: Improving Efficiency And Accuracy, Caitlin L. Fissette, Douglas K. Snyder, Christina Balderrama-Durbin, Steve Balsis, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, G. Wayne Talcott, Jolyn Tatum, Monty Baker, Daniel Cassidy, Scott Sonnek, Richard E. Heyman, Amy M. Smith Slep
Assessing Posttraumatic Stress In Military Service Members: Improving Efficiency And Accuracy, Caitlin L. Fissette, Douglas K. Snyder, Christina Balderrama-Durbin, Steve Balsis, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, G. Wayne Talcott, Jolyn Tatum, Monty Baker, Daniel Cassidy, Scott Sonnek, Richard E. Heyman, Amy M. Smith Slep
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Combat Disclosure In Intimate Relationships: Mediating The Impact Of Partner Support On Posttraumatic Stress, Christina Balderrama-Durbin, Douglas K. Snyder, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, G. Wayne Talcott, Jolyn Tatum, Monty Baker, Daniel Cassidy, Scott Sonnek, Richard E. Heyman, Amy M. Smith Slep
Combat Disclosure In Intimate Relationships: Mediating The Impact Of Partner Support On Posttraumatic Stress, Christina Balderrama-Durbin, Douglas K. Snyder, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, G. Wayne Talcott, Jolyn Tatum, Monty Baker, Daniel Cassidy, Scott Sonnek, Richard E. Heyman, Amy M. Smith Slep
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Treatment Of Active-Duty Military With Ptsd In Primary Care: Early Findings, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Sheila M. Rauch, Laura L. Avila, Craig J. Bryan, Jeffrey L. Goodie, Ann Hryshko-Mullen, Alan L. Peterson, Strong Star Consortium
Treatment Of Active-Duty Military With Ptsd In Primary Care: Early Findings, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Sheila M. Rauch, Laura L. Avila, Craig J. Bryan, Jeffrey L. Goodie, Ann Hryshko-Mullen, Alan L. Peterson, Strong Star Consortium
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Brief Therapy: The Process Of Change And Episodes Of Care, J. Scott Fraser, Andy Solovey
Brief Therapy: The Process Of Change And Episodes Of Care, J. Scott Fraser, Andy Solovey
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
Brief therapy seems to be all the rage today. In most countries, third party payers, government health bodies, and service provider agencies are increasingly demanding “cost-benefit” or “cost-effectiveness” support for all outpatient psychotherapy. Employers supporting employee assistance programs, to help workers through life difficulties, are equally interested in the most time-effective interventions to retain valued employees and restore their productivity. In truth, it is the rare client who wouldn’t choose a treatment promising the quickest resolution to their distress. Yet, what is brief therapy, and is the pressure to practice it causing more problems for practitioners than the approach promises …
The Scientist-Practitioner On The Front Line: Development And Formalization Of Evidenced-Based Interventions On The Battlefield, Alan L. Peterson, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Richard P. Schobitz
The Scientist-Practitioner On The Front Line: Development And Formalization Of Evidenced-Based Interventions On The Battlefield, Alan L. Peterson, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Richard P. Schobitz
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
Nathan (2005) and Petronko (2005) provide excellent commentaries on our three case studies (Cigrang, Peterson, & Schobitz, 2005) describing the use of prolonged imaginal exposure for the secondary prevention of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). In this response, we note that future research should build upon the lessons and experiences of these cases and include larger sample sizes, additional measures (anxiety, depression, grief, quality of life, subjective units of distress ratings), the development of a flexible treatment manual, and formal measures of Acute Stress Disorder (ASD). Future research should also target process measures such as patient acceptability of the treatment and …
Three American Troops In Iraq: Evaluation Of A Brief Exposure Therapy Treatment For The Secondary Prevention Of Combat - Related Ptsd *, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Alan L. Peterson, Richard P. Schobitz
Three American Troops In Iraq: Evaluation Of A Brief Exposure Therapy Treatment For The Secondary Prevention Of Combat - Related Ptsd *, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Alan L. Peterson, Richard P. Schobitz
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for the secondary prevention of chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (i.e., for individuals who have developed PTSD symptoms but not the full PTSD disorder). One-session psychological debriefing has been routinely used as a primary preventive intervention for individuals exposed to trauma, but the appropriateness of this practice has been questioned. The authors describe an alternative, secondary prevention model of brief exposure- based treatment using three cases of military members seeking help at a forward-deployed medical clinic in Iraq for PTSD symptoms following combat -related traumas. Treatment involved repeated imaginal exposure and …
Stress Management Training For Military Trainees Returned To Duty After A Mental Health Evaluation: Effect On Graduation Rates, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Sandy L. Todd, Eric G. Carbone
Stress Management Training For Military Trainees Returned To Duty After A Mental Health Evaluation: Effect On Graduation Rates, Jeffrey A. Cigrang, Sandy L. Todd, Eric G. Carbone
School of Professional Psychology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.