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Prolonged Exposure For Ptsd In Intensive Outpatient Programs (pe-iop) Presents An Innovative Ptsd Treatment Model For The Use Of Prolonged Exposure (pe) In Residential And Intensive Outpatient Programs, Which Increases Access To Care And Retention In Care While Providing Transformational Symptom Outcomes. Drs. Rauch, Rothbaum, Smith, And Foa Present The Elements Of The Pe Protocol Along With All The Logistics For How To Provide Pe In An Intensive Outpatient Program. Pe Is The Most Widely Studied Treatment For Ptsd, With Over 100 Studies Showing Its Efficacy For Ptsd And Comorbid Patient Populations-from Single Incident And Multiple Incident Traumas Of All Types (e.g., Combat, Sexual Assault, Etc.) Variations And Considerations For Implementation Are Presented To Allow Providers Designing Programs To Consider What Best Fits Their Patient Population And Setting. Patient And Provider Forms Are Included For Use. As Leaders In Clinical Practice, Training, And Research In The Field Of Ptsd Treatment, Drs. Rauch, Rothbaum, Smith, And Foa Provide Concise But Thorough Description Of The Key Components Of The Program, How To Implement Them, And When And How To Consider Adaptations.
This text investigates the logistical and clinical framework required to adapt Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy for use within intensive outpatient and residential treatment settings. The authors, all prominent researchers and clinicians in the field of PTSD treatment, synthesize decades of efficacy data to provide a structured manual for mental health professionals. They argue that by modifying the delivery of established PE protocols, clinics can improve patient retention and accessibility without compromising the therapeutic outcomes associated with this evidence-based treatment.
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Clinicians and researchers recognize this work as a primary resource for integrating evidence-based trauma care into intensive outpatient settings. Experts frequently highlight the text for its practical utility and the authors' clear, authoritative guidance on navigating the complexities of clinical implementation.
Page Count:
120
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190081937
ISBN-13:
9780190081935
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