Lantican L S, Mayorga J
Issues Ment Health Nurs. 1993 Jan-Mar;14(1):31-49. doi: 10.3109/01612849309006889.
This exploratory pilot study sought to determine the effectiveness of a Women's Mental Health Treatment Program. This program was offered in a women's unit within a private psychiatric hospital and advertised as a way to help women deal with problems and issues unique to their gender. Twenty-six women responded to a survey questionnaire that explored their quality of life, social support network, ratings of the program, and feelings of self-esteem after discharge. These women were admitted for depression, anxiety attacks, marital problems, and eating disorders. Overall results pointed to the effectiveness of the program as indicated by the women's positive ratings of their current life situation, self-esteem, ability to resume work after discharge, and written appreciative comments. The various therapies rated as effective as part of the program treatment package were group therapy, individual therapy, assertiveness training, victim survivor, steps study, and esteem building.
这项探索性的试点研究旨在确定一个女性心理健康治疗项目的有效性。该项目在一家私立精神病医院的女性病房开展，并宣传为一种帮助女性应对其性别所特有的问题和议题的方式。26名女性回复了一份调查问卷，该问卷探讨了她们出院后的生活质量、社会支持网络、对项目的评分以及自尊感。这些女性因抑郁、焦虑发作、婚姻问题和饮食失调而入院。总体结果表明该项目是有效的，这体现在女性对她们当前生活状况、自尊、出院后恢复工作的能力的积极评分以及书面的感激评论中。作为项目治疗方案一部分被评为有效的各种疗法包括团体治疗、个体治疗、自信训练、受害者幸存者辅导、阶段研究和自尊培养。
