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Culturally-Responsive Mental Health Outreach and Trauma Training in Haiti.
Document Type
Article
Source
Caribbean Journal of Psychology. 2020, Vol. 12 Issue 1, p7-39. 33p.
Subject
*HEALTH literacy
*FIRST aid training
*MENTAL health
*LISTENING skills
*PUBLIC health
Language
ISSN
0799-2831
Abstract
The Global Trauma Research Inc.'s Haiti Trauma Project (HTP) team sought to determine if the Mental Health Facilitator, Abridged (MHF)-ASAP! model of psychological first aid training for lay practitioners is culturally-responsive as well as a recommended model for developing community mental health outreach in Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti. Through the use of Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA), we found that the MHF-ASAP! model was helpful in increasing mental health knowledge while boosting participants' confidence in using listening and referral skills. Despite this finding, participants in our study requested increased skills development and ongoing support. Future directions include mixed-methods data collection and analysis of trainees' use of and response to esupervision, as well as community recipient response to lay counseling support. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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