Get Out Get Love: A digital programme for recovery from domestic abuse

这是什么？**该项目旨在测试人们对支持从家庭虐待中恢复的数字治疗项目（由临床心理学家Craig Newman博士创建的“Get Out Get Love”）的反应，并探索在没有政府支出的情况下，在哪里以及如何销售。我们将其作为一种新的护理模式（而不是现有的服务，如NHS），以一种自我护理治疗计划的形式，为人们提供一种可以立即获得并向所有人开放的服务，与性别、种族、性别和性取向无关。该项目希望能吸引更广泛的人，他们希望从糟糕的关系中恢复过来，创造收入，将大部分服务免费提供给那些处于危机中的人。问题的严重性：在英国，每年有160万人报告遭受家庭暴力，其心理健康后果往往是终生的。这被认为是一个严重的低估，因为许多人认为自己没有经历过足够严重的家庭暴力，所以没有站出来，或者对这种经历感到羞耻。尽管有这些数字，但家庭虐待服务往往资金不足，求助过多，并面临工作人员倦怠和疲劳等困难。许多家暴幸存者得到国民保健制度的心理健康支持。因此，国民保健制度每年的心理健康费用为1.8亿英镑，另外还有23亿英镑用于满足家庭虐待受害者的更广泛的医疗保健需求。政府估计，家庭暴力每年给国家造成660亿英镑的损失。同样，由于报告不足，所有这些数字都可能低于实际情况。**为什么是数字节目？**由于所有部门都面临压力，国民保健服务和虐待服务机构的工作人员送人寻求支持的地方有限。一些群体，如男性和LGBTQ+群体，会发现提供的服务少得多，因为大部分资金都用于女性服务。数字方案提供了即时访问，没有等候名单的选择，可以打破滥用循环，减少心理健康影响，并最终减少服务和国家的需求和成本。目前没有这样的方案。**资金目标**我们创建了一个项目（Get Out Get Love）。我们希望测试家庭暴力幸存者是否会参与数字版本，并评估更广阔的市场，寻找新的融资途径，以减少纳税人的成本。

**WHAT IS IT?**This project aims to test how people would respond to a digital therapeutic programme to support recovery from domestic abuse ('Get Out Get Love' created by Dr Craig Newman, Clinical Psychologist) and to explore where and how it could be sold, without government spending.We are offering this as a new model of care (rather than existing services such as the NHS) in the form of a self-care therapy programme, that provides people with a service that is immediately accessible and open to all, independent of sex, race, gender and sexuality.The project hopes to attract a wide range of people who are looking to recover after bad relationships, to generate income to deliver much of the offer for free to those in crisis.**THE SCALE OF THE ISSUE.**£1.6 million people report experiencing domestic abuse every year in the UK with the mental health consequences often being lifelong. This is acknowledged as a vast underestimate, as many don't see themselves as having experienced domestic abuse significantly enough to come forwards or are ashamed of the experience.Despite these figures, domestic abuse services are often under-funded, over-accessed and suffer difficulties including staff burnout and fatigue.Many domestic abuse survivors receive NHS mental health support. As a consequence, mental health costs at £180 million per year, to the NHS, with an addition £2.3 billion spent on the wider healthcare needs of domestic abuse victims. The government estimates the domestic abuse costs the nation £66 billion per year. Again, all of these figures are likely lower than in reality, due to under-reporting.**WHY A DIGITAL PROGRAMME?**Staff in the NHS and abuse services have limited places to send people for support, as all sectors are under strain. Some groups, such as men and LGBTQ+ populations can find that there is much less on offer, as most funding is directed into women's services.A digital programme offers an immediate access, no waiting list option that could break cycles of abuse, reduce mental health impact and ultimately reduce demand and cost on services and the nation. No such programme currently exists.**FUNDING OBJECTIVES**We have a programme created (Get Out Get Love). We wish to test if domestic abuse survivors will engage with a digital version and evaluate the wider market for new routes of funding, to reduce the cost on the tax payer.