Data at a Glance-Completing Treatment vs. Ending Early is Better for Kids What Caregivers Should Know
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2019
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National Child Traumatic Stress Network
Abstract
Over the years, mental health providers and researchers have been concerned about the large numbers of children and adolescents who drop out
of treatment early and fail to complete treatment as planned. This study examined differences in therapeutic outcomes for youth who completed treatment
as planned and those who ended treatment early. This overview provides what we
learned from the study for caregivers whose child is in need of, or is currently engaged in,
trauma-focused treatment. The detailed report is published in the journal
Psychiatry: Interpersonal and Biological Processes.
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treatment, completion, attrition, therapeutic outcomes, caregiver
Citation
National Child Traumatic Stress Network. (2019). Data at a Glance-Completing Treatment vs. Ending Early is Better for Kids What Caregivers Should Know.