A Four Session Format to Work with University Students

Mathieu, Luc; MPs, Martin Drapeau; Despland, Jean‐Nicolas

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“…The second sample was composed of 95 students (62 females and 33 males) who had sought help for personal issues at the universitybased counseling clinic in Lausanne. These students received the four sessions of Brief Psychodynamic Investigation (BPI; Gilliéron & de Roten, 1996;Michel, Drapeau, & Despland, 2003). The mean age was 23.9 years (SD ¼ 3.21) and age range was from 18 to 34 years.…”

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The Psychometric Properties of the WAI in a Career Counseling Setting: Comparison With a Personal Counseling Sample

Perdrix

Roten

Kolly

et al. 2010

Journal of Career Assessment

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This study investigated the psychometric properties of the Working Alliance Inventory-Client version (WAI-C) and Working Alliance Inventory-Short and revised (WAI-SR) in a career counseling setting. Moreover, it compared the impact of career versus personal counseling settings based on results obtained using the WAI-SR. Subjects were 188 French-speaking career counseling clients and 95 French-speaking personal counseling clients, mainly students. For the career counseling sample, total reliability was .87 for the WAI-C and .76 for the WAI-SR. The shape of the distribution was normal but the variance was significantly lower for the career counseling sample. Exploratory factor analyses (EFAs) and confirmatory factor analyses (CFAs) confirmed the presence of an overall working alliance factor but indicated a clearer hierarchical structure for the WAI-SR than for the WAI-C. The psychometric properties seemed only slightly affected by the counseling setting, suggesting that this inventory is also relevant for career counseling, especially the WAI-SR, which has a more robust factorial structure.

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Section: Methods Participantsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Psychometric Properties of the WAI in a Career Counseling Setting: Comparison With a Personal Counseling Sample

Perdrix

Roten

Kolly

et al. 2010

Journal of Career Assessment

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“…The small sample size and lack of control condition compromises the validity of the findings. The follow-up period was short and therefore may have served more as a period of ‘no contact’ and was thus more likely to demonstrate further treatment gains (Michel et al, 2003; Abbass, et al, 2012). Due to its reliance on voluntary recruitment of PWPs and patients, the present study may be subject to preference bias, as patients prefer novel interventions (Torgerson et al, 1996).…”

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Development and Evaluation of Cognitive Analytic Guided Self-Help (CAT-SH) for Use in IAPT Services

Meadows

Kellett

2017

Behav. Cogn. Psychother.

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Background. There is a lack of treatment plurality at step 2 of Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services. This project therefore sought to develop and pilot a cognitive analytic informed guided self-help treatment for mild-to-moderate anxiety for delivery by Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners. Method. Medical Research Council treatment development guidelines were used.Phase I included development of the 6-session treatment manual using practice guidelines, small-scale modelling (n=3) and indicated manual iterations. Phase II consisted of a mixed methods case series design (n=11) to index feasibility, uptake and clinical outcomes.Results. CAT-SH met established quality parameters for guided self-help. A high treatment completion rate was observed, with 10/11 of patients who attended the first treatment session subsequently completing full treatment. 6/10 of the patients completing full treatment met reliable recovery criteria at follow-up. Effect sizes and recovery rates equate with extant PWP outcome benchmarks. Practitioner feedback indicated that delivery of CAT-SH was feasible.Conclusion. CAT-SH shows promise as a low-intensity treatment for anxiety and further larger and more controlled studies are indicated.

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Exploring psychopathological distress in Italian university students seeking help: A picture from a university counselling service

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A Four Session Format to Work with University Students

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Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

The Psychometric Properties of the WAI in a Career Counseling Setting: Comparison With a Personal Counseling Sample

The Psychometric Properties of the WAI in a Career Counseling Setting: Comparison With a Personal Counseling Sample

Development and Evaluation of Cognitive Analytic Guided Self-Help (CAT-SH) for Use in IAPT Services

Exploring psychopathological distress in Italian university students seeking help: A picture from a university counselling service

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