The Effects of Group Counseling Utilizing Narrative Therapy on Self-esteem, Stress Response, and Insight for Individuals with Alcohol Dependency

Park, Jae Wan; Kim, Hee Sook

doi:10.1080/15401383.2021.1972885

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“…Nozari et al (2019) reported that the perceptions on aging of the experimental group comprising of older adults residing in a nursing home increased positively after narrative therapy, while their death anxiety significantly reduced compared to the control group. In another study, Park and Kim (2023) worked with men with alcohol addiction and reported a significant increase in self-esteem and a decrease in stress response scores after narrative therapy. Dastbaaz et al (2014) found a significant decrease in depression and loneliness levels of elderly women diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease after narrative therapy.…”

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A Systematic Review of Narrative Therapy

EKİNCİ,

TOKKAŞ

2024

Psikiyatride Güncel Yaklaşımlar

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The aim of this study is to review the experimental studies conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of the narrative therapy approach. In order to investigate the effectiveness of Narrative Therapy, Turkish and English studies published between 2006-2022 (December) in the databases of DergiPark, YÖK Thesis Center, Web Of Science, Sobiad, Science Direct, and Wiley Online Library were searched. The keywords “narrative therapy” “collective narrative practice” “narrative therapy groups” were used in the search. As a result of the scanning, a total of 19 articles suitable for the purpose of the research were reviewed. These articles are presented in terms of research methods, study findings and therapy characteristics. The study findings show that narrative therapy is effective on dependent variables. The results show that narrative therapy has a preventive and remedial effect in group therapies with children, adolescents and adults.

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Section: Study Resultsmentioning

confidence: 97%

A Systematic Review of Narrative Therapy

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TOKKAŞ

2024

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“…For example, 5 structured 15-minute interventions significantly improved HAIS scores compared to controls 26 . Compared to 31 controls, 8 sessions of narrative AUD group therapy significantly improved the HAIS scores of 32 patients 66 . In 44 randomized AUD psychiatric inpatients, an additional intervention regarding personal conduct and mental attitude improved HAIS scores 67 .…”

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“…Accurate substance use disclosure can be uncommon during LT evaluations, [65] which could unfavorably affect AAI discussions. In nonurgent settings, [26,66,67] patient insight and willingness to change develop over longer time periods, often unavailable to AAH patients seeking eLT.…”

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“…[26] Compared to 31 controls, 8 sessions of narrative AUD group therapy significantly improved the HAIS scores of 32 patients. [66] In 44 randomized AUD psychiatric inpatients, an additional intervention regarding personal conduct and mental attitude improved HAIS scores. [67] Finally, studying insight is challenging, in part because it can be difficult to define what comprises "problematic use".…”

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Definition and measurement of alcohol-associated insight in early liver transplantation for acute alcohol-associated hepatitis: A systematic review

Winder

Clifton

Fernandez

et al. 2023

Liver Transplantation

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Background: Alcohol accounts for a large disease burden in hepatology and liver transplantation (LT) and across the globe. Clinical evaluations and decisions about LT candidacy are challenging because they rely on detailed psychosocial assessments and interpretations of psychiatric and substance use disorder data, which often must occur rapidly according to the acuity of end-stage liver disease. Such difficulties commonly occur during the process of candidate selection and liver allocation, particularly during early LT (eLT) in patients with acute alcohol-associated hepatitis (AAH). Patients with AAH commonly have very recent or active substance use, high short-term mortality, psychiatric comorbidities, and compressed evaluation and treatment timetables. LT clinicians report that patients’ alcohol-associated insight (AAI) is among the most relevant psychosocial data in this population, yet no studies exist examining how LT teams define and use AAI in eLT or its effect on clinical outcomes. In April 2022, we searched Ovid MEDLINE, Elsevier Embase, EBSCOhost PsycInfo and CINAHL, and Wiley Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials for reports describing AAH populations who underwent eLT, which also described psychosocial evaluation parameters. The searches retrieved 1603 unique reports. After eligibility screening, 8 were included in the qualitative analysis. This systematic review reveals that AAI is a poorly defined construct that is not measured in a standardized way. Yet it is a commonly cited parameter in articles that describe the psychosocial evaluation and decision-making of patients undergoing eLT for AAH. This article also discusses the general challenges of assessing AAI during eLT for AAH, existing AAI definitions and rating scales, how AAI has been used to date in the broader hepatology and LT literature, and future areas for clinical and research progress.

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“…Data from China, for example, suggests that 25% of the general population has experienced moderate to severe levels of stress- or anxiety-related symptoms in response to COVID-19 ( Qiu et al, 2020 ; Wang et al, 2020 ). Empirical research shows that group intervention has positive effects on stress response ( Park and Kim, 2021 ; Mumba et al, 2022 ). Pre-COVID-19, various scholars proposed intervention models for stress from different intervention perspectives.…”

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Mechanism of online emotional support accompany group for stress: The role of social support

Zhang

Huang²,

Tang³

et al. 2023

Front. Psychol.

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ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of social support on stress, and to clarify the effect and mechanism of Online Emotional Support Accompany Group (OESAG).MethodsThe group members who signed up for the public welfare project “Psychological Rehabilitation Group Psychological Service under the COVID-19 Pandemic” were divided into the treatment group, the control group, and the blank group with 37 members each. The treatment group received OESAG intervention, the control group received online time management group intervention, and the blank group was the waiting group. The three groups of subjects were synchronously tested before and after the intervention group.ResultsAfter the OESAG intervention, compared with the control group and the blank group, the treatment group showed that perceived social support was improved, and loneliness and stress were decreased.ConclusionImproving social support can effectively reduce stress. OESAG can effectively improve social support and so too decrease stress. This study could help in designing effective psychological intervention measures to reduce the degree of stress symptoms and enhance both personal and social levels of coping with stressful events.

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The Effects of Group Counseling Utilizing Narrative Therapy on Self-esteem, Stress Response, and Insight for Individuals with Alcohol Dependency

Cited by 5 publications

References 64 publications

A Systematic Review of Narrative Therapy

A Systematic Review of Narrative Therapy

Definition and measurement of alcohol-associated insight in early liver transplantation for acute alcohol-associated hepatitis: A systematic review

Mechanism of online emotional support accompany group for stress: The role of social support

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