2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10591-012-9223-5
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Collaborative Home-Based Therapy (CHBT): A Culturally Responsive Model for Treating Children and Adolescents Involved in Child Protective Service Systems

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“…Not surprisingly, for DCFS cases that were successful, therapists noted that agency providers were able to work cooperatively with DCFS caseworkers, the youth’s biological family, and the youth. In particular, they observed that the youth were given the opportunity “to drive that conversation.” In one case described by a therapist, a youth was encouraged to find a family member who “was willing to participate in treatment and the youth was discharged to them.” This resonates with other studies that have emphasized more than simple contact between youth and families, but rather the development of collaboration and partnerships between providers and families in order to work toward their goals (Geurts et al 2012 ; Scarborough et al 2013 ; Sharrock et al 2013 ).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Not surprisingly, for DCFS cases that were successful, therapists noted that agency providers were able to work cooperatively with DCFS caseworkers, the youth’s biological family, and the youth. In particular, they observed that the youth were given the opportunity “to drive that conversation.” In one case described by a therapist, a youth was encouraged to find a family member who “was willing to participate in treatment and the youth was discharged to them.” This resonates with other studies that have emphasized more than simple contact between youth and families, but rather the development of collaboration and partnerships between providers and families in order to work toward their goals (Geurts et al 2012 ; Scarborough et al 2013 ; Sharrock et al 2013 ).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…HBFT has been applied to diverse populations and has demonstrated effectiveness with minority populations (Scarborough, Taylor, & Tuttle, 2013). For example, Naar et al (2018) completed a study with African American adolescents diagnosed with asthma that yielded positive results.…”
Section: Goals and Interventions In Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…L'encouragement de l'apprentissage et l'utilisation de la langue d'origine à la maison favorisent également l'établissement et le maintien de l'alliance auprès d'adolescents de minorités ethnoculturelles en contexte d'intervention contrainte (Pumariega et al, 2010). De plus, malgré la valeur relative du respect de la confidentialité et du dévoilement de soi dans tout type d'intervention, ces deux éléments semblent particulièrement importants afin de favoriser le lien de confiance auprès des jeunes de minorités ethnoculturelles (Breland-Noble et al, 2010;Brown, Holloway, Akakpo et Aalsma, 2014;Gallardo et Curry, 2009;Henriksen, Degner et Oscarsson, 2008;Himelstein, 2011;Lee et al, 2006;Manso, Rauktis et Boyd, 2008;Pumariega et al, 2010;Scarborough, Taylor et Tuttle, 2013;Yoder et Ruch, 2015) Difficultés et symptômes. Il est important de comprendre la problématique du jeune par l'entremise des lentilles culturelles afin d'interpréter adéquatement son comportement, ce qui requiert généralement plus de temps que les pratiques courantes (Scarborough et al, 2013).…”
Section: Compétences Dans La Relation Dyadique Auprès De L'adolescent De Minorités Ethnoculturellesunclassified
“…De plus, malgré la valeur relative du respect de la confidentialité et du dévoilement de soi dans tout type d'intervention, ces deux éléments semblent particulièrement importants afin de favoriser le lien de confiance auprès des jeunes de minorités ethnoculturelles (Breland-Noble et al, 2010;Brown, Holloway, Akakpo et Aalsma, 2014;Gallardo et Curry, 2009;Henriksen, Degner et Oscarsson, 2008;Himelstein, 2011;Lee et al, 2006;Manso, Rauktis et Boyd, 2008;Pumariega et al, 2010;Scarborough, Taylor et Tuttle, 2013;Yoder et Ruch, 2015) Difficultés et symptômes. Il est important de comprendre la problématique du jeune par l'entremise des lentilles culturelles afin d'interpréter adéquatement son comportement, ce qui requiert généralement plus de temps que les pratiques courantes (Scarborough et al, 2013). L'évaluation doit prendre en compte ces variations, qui peuvent influencer l'expression et l'interprétation des affects, le degré de dévoilement (particulièrement lors de l'évaluation de la dangerosité de jeune pour lui-même ou pour les autres) et le développement de la symptomatologie (Pumariega et Rothe, 2003;Pumariega et al, 2013;Pumariega et al, 2010).…”
Section: Compétences Dans La Relation Dyadique Auprès De L'adolescent De Minorités Ethnoculturellesunclassified
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