Home-Based Family Counseling

Hammond, Cherée; Czyszczon, Greg

doi:10.1177/1066480713505055

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“…This was a substantive factor for these participants and, therefore, could influence how they internalize their role, as well as how they conceptualize multicultural implications within the home-based setting. Our findings for the high-intensity nature of the job relate to Hammond and Czyszczon's (2014) findings in their metaanalysis regarding various patterns of themes related to the role of home-based counselors, as well as multicultural implications associated with the provision of home-based direct care services. Hammond and Czyszczon described a substantive factor as "an intervention of 'last resort' .…”

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confidence: 51%

“…In addition, as Hammond and Czyszczon (2014) noted, this modality is an emerging field in need of professionalism.…”

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confidence: 98%

“…Home-based counseling was created principally as an alternative to out-of-home placement for at-risk youth (Cortes, 2004;Macchi & O'Conner, 2010;Stinchfield, 2004). It gained wide recognition beginning in the 1990s (Hammond & Czyszczon, 2014), and home-based counseling is currently one of the fastest growing segments of mental health services (American Counseling Association [ACA], 2011; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2014). However, the preponderance of counseling research has explored topics relevant to an office-based counseling setting.…”

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A Qualitative Analysis of Home‐Based Counselors' Experiences in a Rural Setting

Bowen

Caron

2016

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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This qualitative study sought to understand the experiences of home-based counselors working in a rural setting. In-depth interviews were conducted with 12 counselors who were asked to describe their experiences in the areas of preparedness, professional development, challenges, and gender-specific experiences. Fourteen coding categories emerged from the interviews, which led to the findings of 3 overarching themes: shared isolation, ethical ambiguity, and the high-intensity nature of the job. Recommendations for home-based counselors, agencies, and professional counseling associations are discussed.

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“…In addition, as Hammond and Czyszczon (2014) noted, this modality is an emerging field in need of professionalism.…”

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confidence: 98%

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A Qualitative Analysis of Home‐Based Counselors' Experiences in a Rural Setting

Bowen

Caron

2016

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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“…When Family counseling can help improve troubled relationships within the family members (Hammond & Czyszczon, 2014). Counseling for families can be helpful in improving strained relationships between members of the same family.…”

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Lived Experiences of RA 8972 Solo Parent Act of 2000

Pinatil,

Gimarangan,

Limbaga

2023

IJLPS

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This paper explores the lived experiences of solo parents of Cebu City upon the conception of RA 8972 known as the Solo Parent Act of 2000. An in-depth study of the solo parent’s plight in their daily challenges in terms of financial and time management, disciplining and instilling time-honored values in their children, and social stigma. A shared narrative on circumstances that lead them to become a solo parent, the availability and enjoyment of solo parent benefits as mandated by law. Utilizing Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis, a qualitative research method, it explores an in-depth investigation of the participants' lived experiences. Ten solo parents from different age groups were interviewed as participants. The study goes to the fluidity of parental roles away from the lenses of society as it covers LGBT members’ acts as parents to some. It becomes evident in the study that solo parents developed fortitude as they stay in control of the status quo solidified family relationships, acts as home counselor, and hope for the future. Sustainable livelihood programs, scholarships for vocational courses, access to legal aid services, and personality and development training are recommended to uplift the lives of every solo parent, edifying the principle of social justice.

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“…For all the above reasons, most IHBT programs operating in state service systems today are "home grown" programs that are less strict with respect to practice parameters, organizational requirements, training and coaching expectations, and fidelity and outcomes monitoring than manualized EBPIs (Hammond and Czyszczon 2014;Moffett et al 2018). While such flexibility may make such home-grown IHBT programs more likely to be used in "real world" service systems, it may result in lack of clarity around effective practice elements and necessary program factors, resulting in lower quality practice and poorer youth/family outcomes.…”

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Manuscript: Defining Quality Standards for Intensive Home Based Treatment Programs for Youth with Serious Emotional Disorders

Bruns

Benjamin

Shepler

et al. 2021

Adm Policy Ment Health

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Intensive Home Based Treatment (IHBT) is a critical component of the continuum of community-based behavioral healthcare for youth with serious emotional disorder (SED) and their families. Yet despite being used nationwide at costs of over $100 million annually in some states, a well-vetted, research-based set of quality standards for IHBT has yet to be developed. The current project aimed to define program and practice standards for IHBT, drawing upon literature review, expert interviews, and a systematic Delphi process engaging over 80 participants, including IHBT developers, experts in evidence-based youth mental health, youth and family advocates, IHBT providers, and state policymakers. After two rounds of quantitative and qualitative input, adequate consensus was achieved on 32 IHBT Program Standards and 43 IHBT Practice Standards. These standards hold potential for informing efforts such as development of state regulations, provider contracts, memoranda of agreement, and training and workforce development initiatives. Translation of the quality standards into measurement strategies holds potential for providing a method of continuous quality improvement across multiple levels as well as use in research on IBHT.

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Home-Based Family Counseling

Cited by 12 publications

References 18 publications

A Qualitative Analysis of Home‐Based Counselors' Experiences in a Rural Setting

A Qualitative Analysis of Home‐Based Counselors' Experiences in a Rural Setting

Lived Experiences of RA 8972 Solo Parent Act of 2000

Manuscript: Defining Quality Standards for Intensive Home Based Treatment Programs for Youth with Serious Emotional Disorders

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