Use and acceptability of mind-body approaches among SV/DV survivors and professionals

研究表明，关于MB方法对受创伤人口的有效性的令人鼓舞的发现有所增加，但没有任何研究从幸存者和专业人员的角度专门探讨这些方法对患有人际创伤的妇女的使用和可接受性。为了定义可接受性，我们基于Sekhon等人(2017)的理论框架-基于对干预的预期或经验的认知和情感反应。本研究旨在了解女性创伤幸存者使用MB方法的看法和经验，以探索治疗创伤的替代方法。

Research shows increased encouraging findings about the efficacy of MB approaches for traumatised population, but there are not any studies exploring the use and acceptability of thosespecifically for women with interpersonal trauma from survivors' and professionals' perspective. To define acceptability, we are based on the theoretical framework of Sekhon et al (2017)- based on anticipated or experienced cognitive and emotional responses to the intervention. This research aims to shed light into the views and experiences of female trauma survivors with MB approaches, in order to explore alternative ways of healing trauma.