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Prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among rape victims and war refugees is high. Cognitive-behavioral interventions have demonstrated effectiveness in alleviating PTSD in rape survivors. Effectiveness of such interventions when rape is perpetrated as part of war hostilities has not been examined. Rape and plunder of civilian populations characterized the 1991 to 1995 war in the former Yugoslavia. Rape camps terrorized civilians on all sides of that conflict. This case study illustrates a course of cognitive-behavioral treatment for PTSD with a female, Bosnian refugee and rape survivor. At post treatment, the client no longer met criteria for PTSD, and improvements were evident at 6- and 12-month follow-ups. Approaches to treating PTSD in war refugees are discussed.

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Practical Adaptations of Cognitive Processing Therapy With Bosnian Refugees: Implications for Adapting Practice to a Multicultural Clientele (Schulz et al., pp. 310–321)

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2006

Cognitive and Behavioral Practice

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Priscilla M. Schulz

The Effectiveness of Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD With Refugees in a Community Setting

Practical Adaptations of Cognitive Processing Therapy with Bosnian Refugees: Implications for Adapting Practice to a Multicultural Clientele

Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Rape- and War-Related Posttraumatic Stress Disorder With a Female, Bosnian Refugee

Practical Adaptations of Cognitive Processing Therapy With Bosnian Refugees: Implications for Adapting Practice to a Multicultural Clientele (Schulz et al., pp. 310–321)

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