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Mujeres Viviendo en Balance

平衡女性生活

基本信息

批准号：
7405165
负责人：
SUSANNA NEMES
金额：
$ 9.65万
依托单位：
SOCIAL SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2008
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2008-08-01 至 2009-12-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7405165
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项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Substance abuse among Latino adults is often overlooked as a national public health concern. In response to this issue and a request from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to "develop, modify, and test new or existing group therapy approaches, particularly for racial or ethnic minority populations," Social Solutions International, Inc. proposes to develop and evaluate Mujeres Viviendo en Balance (MVEB). The purpose of this Phase I SBIR proposal is to develop MVEB, an innovative, comprehensive, psychoeducational program for counselors to use with Spanish-speaking women who meet the diagnostic criteria for abuse/dependence on alcohol or illicit drugs. The proposed product will consist of a facilitator's guide and treatment engagement materials. The facilitator's guide will include an introduction to the program, skills training, motivational enhancement techniques, and counselor and participant materials for 12 sessions. It will be designed for counselors and other professionals (therapists, psychologists, case managers) to use for substance abuse services in diverse treatment settings. The facilitator's guide is a 12-step manualized treatment based on CBT and MET. The sessions will be designed to examine culturally and gender relevant mores, such as machismo, respecto, and others and cover topics relevant to women, such as HIV risk. Additionally, the program will include participant materials for use in the session and as homework. MVEB has the following objectives: (1) To serve as a research-based, empirically tested psychoeducational curriculum that is effective and appropriate for use with Spanish-speaking women with problems related to substance abuse and (2) To provide treatment, training materials, and outreach materials for addiction professionals (counselors, social workers, therapists, psychologists, case managers) that are easy to use and integrate into existing community residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment facilities. MVEB will be the only Spanish-language manualized, comprehensive, psychoeducational curriculum tailored to Latino female audiences. Given the growing proportion of U.S. residents who speak only Spanish (or who are most comfortable speaking Spanish), the proposed MVEB package will fill an expanding need among substance abuse counselors who work exclusively with Spanish-speaking women and will ultimately serve an important role in the efforts to close the service gap and align program offerings between English- and non-English-speaking clientele. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: In 2003, approximately 6.5 million women aged 18 or older met criteria for abuse of or dependence on alcohol or an illicit drug. Of these women 4.4 percent were Latina. Only 10 percent of Latinos needing treatment for an illicit drug problem receive it. Further, few treatment centers offer programs specifically designed for women (Gerolamo, 2004; Brady & Ashley, 2005) and even fewer provide approaches designed specifically for Latinos (Wells, Klap, Koike & Sherbourne, 2001). Research has suggested that cultural and gender factors should be considered when developing appropriate substance abuse treatment programs (Trepper, Nelson, McCollum & McAvoy, 1997; Santiago-Rivera, 2003; Gerolamo, 2004; Brady & Ashley, 2005).

描述（由申请人提供）：拉丁美洲成年人的药物滥用往往被忽视，作为一个国家的公共卫生问题。为了回应这个问题，以及国家药物滥用研究所提出的“开发、修改和测试新的或现有的团体治疗方法，特别是针对种族或少数民族的方法”的要求，国际社会解决方案公司。建议制定和评估妇女平衡生活方案。第一阶段SBIR提案的目的是开发MVEB，这是一个创新的、全面的心理教育方案，供咨询师用于符合酒精或非法药物滥用/依赖诊断标准的西班牙语妇女。拟议的产品将包括促进者指南和治疗参与材料。主持人的指南将包括对该计划的介绍，技能培训，激励增强技术，以及12个会议的顾问和参与者材料。它将为咨询师和其他专业人员（治疗师，心理学家，个案管理员）设计，用于在不同的治疗环境中提供药物滥用服务。主持人的指南是基于CBT和MET的12步手动治疗。这些会议将审查与文化和性别有关的习俗，如大男子主义、尊重等，并涵盖与妇女有关的主题，如艾滋病毒风险。此外，该计划将包括参与者的材料，用于在会议和家庭作业。MVEB有以下目标：（1）作为一个以研究为基础、经过经验检验的心理教育课程，对有药物滥用问题的讲西班牙语的妇女有效和适当;（2）为戒毒专业人员提供治疗、培训材料和宣传材料（辅导员、社会工作者、治疗师、心理学家、个案管理人员），易于使用，并融入现有的社区住宅和门诊药物滥用治疗设施。MVEB将是唯一的西班牙语手册，全面，心理教育课程专为拉丁美洲女性观众。鉴于越来越多的美国居民只会说西班牙语（或者说西班牙语最舒服），拟议的MVEB方案将满足药物滥用顾问的不断扩大的需求，这些顾问专门与讲西班牙语的妇女合作，最终将在缩小服务差距和调整英语和非英语客户之间的计划产品方面发挥重要作用。公共卫生相关性：2003年，约有650万18岁或18岁以上的妇女符合滥用或依赖酒精或非法药物的标准。在这些妇女中，4.4%是拉丁裔。此外，很少有治疗中心提供专门为女性设计的项目（Gerolamo，2004;布雷迪&阿什利，2005），更少的治疗中心提供专门为拉丁裔设计的方法（威尔斯，Klap，Koike & Sherbourne，2001）。研究表明，在制定适当的药物滥用治疗方案时，应考虑文化和性别因素（Trepper、纳尔逊、McCollum和McCarren，1997年; Alago-Rivera，2003年; Gerolamo，2004年;布雷迪和阿什利，2005年）。