Trauma-Informed Yoga: A Capacity Building and Wellness Strengthening Intervention for Female Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and Affiliative Staff.
| Autor: | Beranbaum, Sarah, D'Andrea, Wendy |
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SOMATOFORM disorders
COMMUNITY health services REPEATED measures design SELF-evaluation SENSES SELF-efficacy INTIMATE partner violence OCCUPATIONAL adaptation PATIENT safety PSYCHOLOGICAL burnout DATA analysis EVALUATION of human services programs DIGITAL health QUESTIONNAIRES PSYCHOLOGY of women DESCRIPTIVE statistics EMOTIONS CHI-squared test YOGA EXPERIMENTAL design SURVEYS TELEMEDICINE PSYCHOLOGICAL stress ORGANIZATIONAL change ANALYSIS of variance DATA analysis software PSYCHOSOCIAL factors HEALTH facility employees COVID-19 YOGA postures VIDEO recording SECONDARY traumatic stress |
| Zdroj: | Violence Against Women; Dec2024, Vol. 30 Issue 15/16, p4101-4118, 18p |
| Abstrakt: | This evaluation examines the impacts of Exhale to Inhale's trauma-informed yoga (TIY) on stress, somatic complaints, and self-efficacy among female survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) and affiliated staff in community-based domestic violence agencies. A two-phase study design was employed, the first of which collected data from in-person group classes and the second from remotely taught classes due to COVID-19 safety restrictions. Collected over 3 years, 526 female survivors (n = 361) and staff (n = 165) from 66 domestic violence agencies completed surveys revealing improved stress, somatic complaints, and self-efficacy following a single TIY session. TIY serves as a capacity-building intervention that is suitable and adaptable for survivors of IPV and the staff at domestic violence agencies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Databáze: | Complementary Index |
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