La psychologie clinique et l’exercice de la psychothérapie et du counseling en Belgique : vers une articulation pratique-recherche permettant des soins de santé mentale accessibles, éthiques et efficaces

Brison, Céline; Broeck, Nady Van; Zech, Emmanuelle

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“…The term ‘counselling’ has been democratized by Carl Rogers (Vincent & Hamad, 2001). Counselling practice varies, and, depending on the country, it can be practiced by psychologists, but also by social workers, nurses or educators (Brison, Van Broeck, & Zech, 2015). Counselling is designed to help mobilize the individual’s resources and problem‐solving skills, to help him or her to better cope with everyday life and difficult situations (Brison et al., 2015; Schneider‐Harris, 2007; Vincent & Hamad, 2001).…”

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“…Counselling practice varies, and, depending on the country, it can be practiced by psychologists, but also by social workers, nurses or educators (Brison, Van Broeck, & Zech, 2015). Counselling is designed to help mobilize the individual’s resources and problem‐solving skills, to help him or her to better cope with everyday life and difficult situations (Brison et al., 2015; Schneider‐Harris, 2007; Vincent & Hamad, 2001). Some authors consider counselling as a form of psychotherapy (Schneider‐Harris, 2007; Vincent & Hamad, 2001), while others claim that it is a ‘therapeutic relationship approach’ (Schneider‐Harris, 2007), or conversely that it cannot be considered as a therapy (Vincent & Hamad, 2001).…”

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Review: Unaccompanied refugee minors’ perception of mental health services and professionals: a systematic review of qualitative studies

Demazure

Baeyens

Pinsault

2021

Child Adoles Ment Health

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Background: Unaccompanied refugee minors (URMs) are a population at risk of mental health problems and a population with whom the therapeutic alliance can be difficult to set up. The therapeutic alliance's quality can impact the result and effectiveness of psychotherapeutic interventions. The aim of the present study was to gather URMs' points of view about mental health services and mental health professionals (MHP) in the host country. A summary of interviews conducted with URMs will allow a better understanding of their perception and expectations. Methods: Seven databases were searched with English and French keywords. In the end, nine studies were selected. Results: The review of the interviews shows that URMs do not have a clear perception of MHPit seems difficult for them to trust MHP, but also to understand the value of sharing past painful experiences to reduce current symptoms. They can have a negative perception of mental health and consider that this is not a priority. URMs prefer to focus on day-to-day problems, do activity-based interventions and do group sessions to value social interactions. Conclusions: Clinical and methodological implications are discussed. The development of an instrument to evaluate therapeutic care for URMs could be interesting for future research and for clinicians. Key Practitioner Message• Unaccompanied refugee minors (URMs) are at risk for developing mental health problems.• They need adapted mental health care, but therapeutic alliance can be difficult to build with them.• URMs have a biased perception of mental health and mental health professionals (MHP), and MHP seem to not fulfil URMs' expectations.• MHP could improve therapeutic alliance with URMs by getting interested in their day-to-day problems in the first place rather than past painful experiences and do activity-based interventions.• Developing an instrument allowing a quantitative assessment of therapeutic care would provide a more precise view of the situation and could have clinical implications.

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Review: Unaccompanied refugee minors’ perception of mental health services and professionals: a systematic review of qualitative studies

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Baeyens

Pinsault

2021

Child Adoles Ment Health

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La psychologie clinique et l’exercice de la psychothérapie et du counseling en Belgique : vers une articulation pratique-recherche permettant des soins de santé mentale accessibles, éthiques et efficaces

Abstract: La psychologie clinique et l'exercice de la psychothérapie et du counseling en Belgique: vers une articulation pratique-recherche permettant des soins de santé mentale accessibles, éthiques et efficaces"

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Review: Unaccompanied refugee minors’ perception of mental health services and professionals: a systematic review of qualitative studies

Review: Unaccompanied refugee minors’ perception of mental health services and professionals: a systematic review of qualitative studies

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