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    Klargörande samtal pÄ familjerÄdgivningen. Hur hjÀlper vi nÄgon som Àr ambivalent - kan en intervention göra en skillnad?

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    Studien handlade om klargörande samtal pĂ„ en familjerĂ„dgivning i södra Sverige. Syftet var att undersöka hur en begrĂ€nsad insats, en intervention i form av en sammanhangsmarkering i samtalen gjorde en skillnad i andelen avhopp och percent reaching target, dvs. att personen hamnar pĂ„ grönt omrĂ„de i den berĂ€knade förvĂ€ntanskurvan i Feedback Informerad Terapi (FIT). En kvasiexperimentell hypotesdriven studie med kontrollgrupp som erhöll standardbehandling genomfördes. Studien utfördes av nio familjerĂ„dgivare och var verksamhetsutvecklande. MĂ€tinstrumentet FIT anvĂ€ndes för att samla in data. Inkluderade i studien var besökare pĂ„ familjerĂ„dgivningen dĂ€r minst en i paret var ambivalent till parrelationen. Exkluderade var par som kom för att reparera, separera, dĂ€r det förekom vĂ„ld eller fanns tolkbehov. Urvalet utgjordes av 91 personer som under tidsperioden 170901–180228 fick samtal enligt den nya interventionen, vilket jĂ€mfördes med 77 personer som under tidsperioden 160901–170228 fĂ„tt reguljĂ€r behandling. Resultatet visade att avhopp för interventionsgruppen blev 3,6 % och gruppen för reguljĂ€r behandling visade avhopp pĂ„ 17,6%. Resultatet för frĂ„gestĂ€llningen percent reaching target visade att i interventionsgruppen nĂ„dde 43,1 % mĂ„let och i gruppen för reguljĂ€r behandling nĂ„dde 73,1 % mĂ„let. Analysen visar pĂ„ en statistiskt signifikant skillnad mellan grupperna för bĂ„de avhopp och percent reaching target.The study was conducted at a family counseling agency in southern Sweden. The purpose of this study, was to examine what difference a limited intervention like contextual marking, would have on dropouts and percent reaching target for couples who had sessions, with the purpose of clarifying the relationship. Percent reaching target means that a person has reached positive expected treatment response based on Feedback Informed Treatments questionnaires. The self-rating instrument Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT) was used to collect data. Couples included in the study were visitors at the agency with a “mixed agenda”, i.e. at least one was ambivalent to continue the relationship. The exclusion criteria was couples who wanted to repair, separate, needed an interpreter or where violence occurred. The study was performed by nine family counselors, who implemented the intervention at the agency. The sample consisted of 91 people who, during the period 170901-180228, received clarifying sessions, compared to 77 people who received treatment as usual (TAU) during the period 160901-170228. The study had a quasi – experimental quantitative design. The result of the study showed that dropouts for the intervention group were 3.6%. TAU showed a dropout of 17.6%. The result for the percent reaching target issue showed that the intervention group reached 43.1% and TAU reached 73.1% of the target. The analysis shows a statistically significant difference between the groups for both dropouts and percent reaching target
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