Meta-Analysis of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy for Treating Symptoms of Internalizing Disorders

Schmit, Erika L.; Schmit, Michael K.; Lenz, A. Stephen

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“…Similar results have been reported by other studies. The effectiveness of SFBT has been reported for internalizing disorders [26]; for intellectual disabilities [27]; group therapy with adults on problem control [28]; with group therapy on students with increased self regulation [29].…”

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Effect of SFBT on Anxious Youth

Gupta¹,

Rai²

2019

IJEAT

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Anxiety is a continuous fear of something bad that may happen. It is one of the common problems. Modernization and urbanization along with the nuclearisation of the family system has lead to an increase the anxiety among everybody especially the youth. The emerging youth are the future of the nation and play a vital role in its development. This is the stage which is neither childhood nor adulthood, is apprehensive of the future and has tendency to develop many fears of the unknown. In India there are very less number of psychotherapists available and lot of people with psychological problems like anxiety do not have access to such services. There is a need of short therapy which can help people solve their problems in short time. This paper attempts to summarize the results of research conducted to see the effect of a short therapy like SFBT on anxiety among the emerging youth. The study was designed with an experimental and control group. 5 participants with mild to moderate anxiety received the solution focused therapy and 5 participants with mild to moderate anxiety were re-administered the anxiety inventory after a gap of about one month. The measuring tool for anxiety used for the study was Beck’s Anxiety Inventory. The statistical analysis included t-test of independent sample and repeated measure ANOVA.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effect of SFBT on Anxious Youth

Gupta¹,

Rai²

2019

IJEAT

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“…20,22 In previous reports, a nursing-based solutionoriented approach provided to depressive persons effectively reduced social and interpersonal relationship problems, 23,24 improved the quality of life and social functioning of individuals, 25 contributed to the expansion of their social networks, 26 decreased their selfinjury behaviors, 27 and increased their sense of hope. [27][28][29] A solutionoriented approach can likely be used as a nursing care option for depressive persons with low social functioning and high suicide probability levels. This study aimed to contribute new knowledge to the literature by examining the effect of a solution-oriented approach on social functioning development and suicide probability reduction in individuals with severe depressive symptoms.…”

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“…In applications, psychiatric nursing can be described as nursing practices, which create reliable trust, develop the positive orientation of the individual, explore and advance strengths, sustain and improve the dimensions that show functionality 20,22 . In previous reports, a nursing‐based solution‐oriented approach provided to depressive persons effectively reduced social and interpersonal relationship problems, 23,24 improved the quality of life and social functioning of individuals, 25 contributed to the expansion of their social networks, 26 decreased their self‐injury behaviors, 27 and increased their sense of hope 27‐29 . A solution‐oriented approach can likely be used as a nursing care option for depressive persons with low social functioning and high suicide probability levels.…”

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The effect of a solution‐oriented approach in depressive patients on social functioning levels and suicide probability

Ayar

Sabancıoğulları

2020

Perspect Psychiatr Care

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Purpose: This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of a solution-oriented approach in depressive patients on suicide probability and the social functioning level. Design and Method: The research was designed as a randomized controlled trial with a pretest and posttest control group and repeated measures. A Solution-Oriented Approach Intervention (SOAI) was performed for a total of 6 to 10 sessions with the experimental group. Findings: The SOAI in depressive patients effectively increased the social functioning level and decreased suicide probability. Practice Implications: The SOAI in depressive patients should be implemented by psychiatric nurses within the scope of psychiatric care services.

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“…Early application of SFBC mostly in a clinical setting and further development of psychology service, and techniques can also be applied in an educational setting (Schmit, Schmit, & Lenz, 2016;Kim & Franklin, 2009;Kim, Kelly, & Franklin, 2017). Kim et al (2017) explained that SFBC helps to increase mental health in an educational background.…”

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Investigation of Solution Focused-Brief Counseling's effect on reducing the stress levels of college students

Sitindaon

Widyana

2020

JKP

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College students deal with various events that can increase stress levels and negatively impact their lives. The study aimed to investigate the effect of solution-focused brief counseling (SFBC) on reducing college students' stress levels. The hypothesis suggested a decrease after comparing the stress level with SFBC before the intervention. The Participants consisted of 6 active postgraduate psychology students with moderate and high-stress levels. Furthermore, the study used a one-group pretest-posttest design, and the data were obtained through the Stress Scale for College Students (SSCS) and interview. The intervention used SFBC, and was conducted in four meetings. In analyzing the data, the Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test was used to determine the difference in experimental group values between before and after the intervention. The result showed that there are differences in stress levels before and after the procedure, and its drastic decrease in participants was observed after the intervention.

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Meta-Analysis of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy for Treating Symptoms of Internalizing Disorders

Cited by 54 publications

References 60 publications

Effect of SFBT on Anxious Youth

Effect of SFBT on Anxious Youth

The effect of a solution‐oriented approach in depressive patients on social functioning levels and suicide probability

Investigation of Solution Focused-Brief Counseling's effect on reducing the stress levels of college students

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