Beliefs and therapeutic practices related to traumatic memories among Italian cognitive behavioral therapists and traine...
status: published
Anticipated Self and Public Stigma in Suicide Prevention Professionals
BACKGROUND: Stigma about mental illness-both public and self-is one of the most important factors hindering help-seeking. Stigma can occur during an acute episode of mental illness or be anticipatory. One group affected by stigma, but often neglected, is mental health professionals. This study examined the anticipated form of mental-illness and hel...
Police's and victim care officers' beliefs about memory and investigative interviewing with children: Survey findings fr...
status: published
Dealing with sexual boundary violation in mental healthcare institutions by government policies: the case of Flanders, B...
BACKGROUND: To prevent sexual boundary violations (SBV) in mental health care institutions overall governments require these institutions to report SBV incidents to a central registry and to develop institutional guidelines how to react. In Europe SBV policies are only recently developed or implemented, as is also the case in Flanders (Belgium). Th...
The impact on mental health practitioners of the death of a patient by suicide: A systematic review
There is a growing body of research investigating the impact on mental health professionals of losing a patient through suicide. However, the nature and extent of the impact is unclear. This systematic review synthesizes both quantitative and qualitative studies in the area. The aim was to review the literature on the impact of losing a patient thr...
Beliefs About Children's Memory and Child Investigative Interviewing Practices: A Survey in Dutch Child Protection Profe...
Knowledge of children's memory and forensic interviewing skills are crucial in child abuse investigations. Safe Home is the Dutch hotline where both professionals and citizens can report concerns about child abuse or domestic violence. Professionals at Safe Home often serve as first responders to determine the need for a child abuse investigation, ...
The Forensic and Clinical Relevance of Evidence-Based Investigative Interview Methods in Historical Sexual Abuse Cases
status: published
Assessing Prejudice Toward Two-Father Parenting and Two-Mother Parenting: The Beliefs on Same-Sex Parenting Scale.
Published in Journal of sex research
This article describes two interrelated studies that investigated beliefs and stereotypes on two-father parenting and two-mother parenting through the development and validation of the Beliefs on Same-Sex Parenting (BOSSP) scale. The BOSSP captures two beliefs: (1) prejudices toward same-sex couples' inherent inability to parent and (2) concerns ab...
Staff responses to challenging behaviour shown by people with dementia An application of an attributional-emotional mode...
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Staff responses to challenging behaviour shown by people with dementia An application of an attributional-emotional mode...
United Kingdom
