WithdrawnPhase 1ACTRN12607000457448

The “You Beat-It” lifestyle program targeting mental health issues for adolescents with diabetes.

A randomised clinical control trial utilising a group treatment Program for the Psychological Difficulties Associated with Adolescent Diabetes (Type 1)


Sponsor

Queensland Department of Health

Enrollment

160 participants

Start Date

Jan 1, 2008

Study Type

Interventional

Conditions

Summary

This study takes the form of a repeated measures time series experimental design with wait list controls. Participants will be adolescent with diabetes aged 13-17 years and meet for two hours each week over a 8 week period to complete the “You Beat-It” program. Participants will be randomly assigned to either treatment or waitlist control groups and will be self referred from the Gold Coast Hospital or via private medical services. The purpose of the program is to help adolescent address the psychological problems associated with their diabetes. Consequently, it is hypothesised that if adolescent mental health improves so will their diabetic management.


Eligibility

Sex: Both males and femalesMin Age: 13 YearssMax Age: 17 Yearss

Plain Language Summary

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The You Beat-It program is a lifestyle intervention targeting mental health in teenagers with diabetes. It is open to adolescents aged 13 to 17 who have diabetes. Participants will take part in the program and complete mental health and wellbeing assessments.

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Interventions

The study involves an adolescent group Psychological intervention using an Interpersonal Psychotherapy approach. Participants will be adolescent with diabetes aged 13-17 yrs and meet for two hours ea

The study involves an adolescent group Psychological intervention using an Interpersonal Psychotherapy approach. Participants will be adolescent with diabetes aged 13-17 yrs and meet for two hours each week over a 10 week period to complete the “You Beat-It” program. The purpose of the program is to help adolescent address the psychological problems associated with their diabetes. Treatment will follow an Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) approach which was originally designed for the treatment of adult depression. IPT attempts to bring about change in interpersonal relationships by simplifying them into four core problem areas (Interpersonal Disputes, Role Transitions, interpersonal Sensitivity and Loss-Grief). In providing a simplified means of understanding these problems, it provides alternative pathways to resolve Interpersonal difficulties.Specific strategies are then used to aide in these 4 core problem areas (assertiveness, problem solving, role plays etc).


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QLD, Australia

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