2022
DOI: 10.3390/ijerph19159495
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Resource-Strengthening Training for Parents of Adolescents with Problematic Gaming (Res@t-P): A Clinical Pilot Study

Abstract: Background: Problematic gaming (PG) has become an increasing mental health issue among adolescents during the preceding years. The role of parents and the family environment in the development of PG has been repeatedly emphasized. However, the structured involvement of parents in the therapy is still largely insufficient. Resource-strengthening training for parents of adolescents with PG (Res@t-P) is a new parent-centered 8-week group intervention to fill this substantial gap. The present pilot study aimed to … Show more

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“…Res@t digital is the app-based translation of a manualized CBT-based treatment package comprising offline programs for adolescents with GD (Res@t–A offline ) and their parents (Res@t–P offline ( 64 )). A detailed description of the original program package and its further development can be found in a recent publication by Paschke et al ( 22 ).…”
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“…Res@t digital is the app-based translation of a manualized CBT-based treatment package comprising offline programs for adolescents with GD (Res@t–A offline ) and their parents (Res@t–P offline ( 64 )). A detailed description of the original program package and its further development can be found in a recent publication by Paschke et al ( 22 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Res@t was created within the theoretical framework of the Trias model of addiction ( 20 ) based on clinical experiences and up-to-date research findings on the etiology of DMUD and potentially effective treatment components. During the developmental process, qualitative interviews and focus groups had been conducted with clinical experts, affected adolescents, and their parents on needs and program requirements ( 26 , 64 ). The findings were considered for the final Res@t version.…”
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