Developing and testing Crisis Line Facilitation (CLF) to encourage help-seeking in adults receiving inpatient treatment for a suicidal crisis.
Developing and testing Crisis Line Facilitation (CLF) to encourage help-seeking in adults receiving inpatient treatment for a suicidal crisis.
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DOI：
10.1016/j.cbpra.2020.05.004
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发表时间：
2021-03
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
Pope EB
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作者：
Ilgen MA;Stewart HJ;Lhermitte SL;Pfeiffer PN;Britton PC;Pope EB
退伍军人总体上比非退伍军人有更大的自杀风险，自杀率的上升与普通人群持平或超过普通人群。退伍军人事务部采取了几项举措，以减少退伍军人中的自杀，包括发展和扩大退伍军人危机热线。VCL具有减少自杀行为的潜力，但高危退伍军人可能没有充分利用它。本文描述了危机热线促进(CLF)的发展，这是一种简短的干预措施，旨在增加VCL在这一高危人群中的使用。在一次会议中，CLF提供有关VCL的心理教育信息，讨论参与者感知的VCL的障碍和未来使用VCL的促进者，最终老兵打电话给VCL和治疗师，提供第一手经验，以消除对VCL的负面印象。介绍了干预的发展过程、干预和控制条件以及自报变化指数。初步结果(N=301)表明，与处于控制状态的退伍军人相比，接受CLF的退伍军人在未来的危机中可能会体验到对使用VCL的舒适度和信心的显著增加。
Military Veterans are at overall greater risk of suicide than non-Veterans and have experienced increases in rates of suicide that are on par with or exceed those of the general population. The Department of Veterans Affairs has undertaken several initiatives to reduce suicide among Veterans, including the development and expansion of the Veterans Crisis Line (VCL). The VCL has the potential to reduce suicidal behaviors, but it is likely underutilized by high-risk Veterans. This paper describes the development of Crisis Line Facilitation (CLF) a brief intervention, designed to increase use of the VCL in this high-risk population. In a single session, CLF presents psychoeducational information about the VCL, discusses the participant’s perceived barriers and facilitators to future use of the VCL, and culminates in the Veteran calling the VCL with the therapist to provide firsthand experiences that may counter negative impressions of the line. The intervention development process, intervention and control condition, and self-reported change indices are presented. Preliminary results (N = 301) suggest Veterans receiving CLF may experience a significant increase in comfort with, and confidence in, using the VCL during future crises compared to those in the control condition.