ActivePhase 4ACTRN12605000634673
A patient preference trial of problem solving therapy following deliberate self harm
In a patient preference trial with people who attempt suicide does problem solving therapy compared to usual treatment reduce repetition, depression and suicidality one year after the index attempt.
Sponsor
University of Auckland
Enrollment
100 participants
Start Date
Jan 15, 2005
Study Type
Interventional
Conditions
Eligibility
Sex: Both males and femalesMin Age: 16 Yearss
Inclusion Criteria1
- Presentation to Emergency Departments of Waitemata Health in Auckland with deliberate self-harm; expressing a preference for problem solving therapy
Exclusion Criteria1
- Psychotic or other cognitive difficulties; established diagnosis of borderline personality disorder.
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Interventions
The group receiving the intervention get usual care plus the intervention (problem solving therapy-a brief psychological intervention of four to eight sessions delivered over four to eight weeks.)
The group receiving the intervention get usual care plus the intervention (problem solving therapy-a brief psychological intervention of four to eight sessions delivered over four to eight weeks.)
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ACTRN12605000634673