Changes in Object Relations Changes in Object Relations following following Time Focused Group Time Focused Group Psychotherapy with Psychotherapy with Women who Experienced Childhood Women who Experienced Childhood Abuse Abuse Gerardine Curtin PhD Gerardine Curtin PhD HSE W/Queens University HSE W/Queens University , , Belfast Belfast Dr KarenTrew, Queens Dr KarenTrew, Queens University, Belfast University, Belfast Dr Raman Kapur, Threshold,Belfast Dr Raman Kapur, Threshold,Belfast
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Changes in Object Relations following Time Focused Group Psychotherapy with Women who Experienced Childhood Abuse Gerardine Curtin PhD HSE W/Queens University,
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Changes in Object Relations Changes in Object Relations following following
Time Focused Group Time Focused Group Psychotherapy with Psychotherapy with
Women who Experienced Women who Experienced Childhood AbuseChildhood Abuse
MEASURESMEASURES• Percept –genetic Object Relation Test Percept –genetic Object Relation Test
PORT PORT (Nilsson & Svensson,1999)(Nilsson & Svensson,1999)
• The Symptom Checklist –90– Revised The Symptom Checklist –90– Revised (Derogatis,1994)(Derogatis,1994)
• The Inventory of Interpersonal Problems The Inventory of Interpersonal Problems (Horowitz et al.,2000)(Horowitz et al.,2000)
• Adherence Scale for Group Adherence Scale for Group Psychotherapy Psychotherapy (Ogrodniczuk & Piper,1999) (Ogrodniczuk & Piper,1999)
• Two clinical interviews Two clinical interviews • Demographic questionnaire Demographic questionnaire • Client Satisfaction QuestionnaireClient Satisfaction Questionnaire (Larsen ,et al 1979(Larsen ,et al 1979))
AIMSAIMS
• To measure intrapsychicTo measure intrapsychic,interpersonal & ,interpersonal & symtomatic symtomatic changes using the PORTchanges using the PORT ,SCL-90- ,SCL-90-Rand IIP-64Rand IIP-64
• To compare and contrast treatment with To compare and contrast treatment with matched controls on the measures usedmatched controls on the measures used
• To compare and contrast intrapsychic with To compare and contrast intrapsychic with interpersonal & symptomatological changesinterpersonal & symptomatological changes
• To evaluate the effectiveness of the To evaluate the effectiveness of the interventionintervention
Design And ProcedureDesign And Procedure
Women with a Women with a
-history of childhood abuse -history of childhood abuse whowho
-had completed individual therapy were -had completed individual therapy were screened by clinical interview for screened by clinical interview for suitability suitability
--Treatment programmeTreatment programme
– Participation in researchParticipation in research
Quasi-experimentalQuasi-experimental
All screened participants in All screened participants in
– Treatment Group, n=17 Treatment Group, n=17
– Control Group (no intervention) n=10 Control Group (no intervention) n=10
Were assessed at:Were assessed at:
– Time 1 (Before treatment)Time 1 (Before treatment)
– Time 2 (One year later)Time 2 (One year later)
Baseline similarityBaseline similarity of Both Groupsof Both Groups EstablishedEstablished