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The PAVE Project Report 3 2.3. Semi-structured Interviews ..............................................................................................33 Participants...........................................................................................................................................33 Research instrument.............................................................................................................................33 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................33 Data analysis ........................................................................................................................................34 3. The victims groups: Formation, aims, service users, and services _____________ 35 3.1. Overview ............................................................................................................................35 3.2. Description of the groups..................................................................................................38 Formation of the groups and staffing...................................................................................................38 Aims of the groups...............................................................................................................................41 Service users ........................................................................................................................................44 The services .........................................................................................................................................46 Selection of service users/members .....................................................................................................48 3.3. Discussion...........................................................................................................................49 4. The services: Description, categorisation, and recommendations______________ 51 4.1. Overview ............................................................................................................................51 4.2. Categorisation of services .................................................................................................51 Community-based services ..................................................................................................................54 Befriending......................................................................................................................................55 Support and self-help groups...........................................................................................................58 Respite care/time-out.......................................................................................................................60 Youth work .....................................................................................................................................62 Narrative work ................................................................................................................................64 Psychology-based Services..................................................................................................................65 Psychotherapy .................................................................................................................................68 Counselling .....................................................................................................................................69
4 The PAVE Project Report Group therapy..................................................................................................................................70 Philosophy-based services ...................................................................................................................71 Complementary therapies................................................................................................................72 Education-based services .....................................................................................................................74 Advice and information...................................................................................................................75 Indirect services ..............................................................................................................................76 4.3. Discussion...........................................................................................................................78 5. Psychological health assessment________________________________________ 82 5.1. Participants........................................................................................................................82 5.2. Psychological Health (baseline assessment) ....................................................................91 5.3. Psychological health of interviewees................................................................................94 5.4. Psychological health correlates: D.I.S.C Analysis..........................................................99 Traumatic event related variables ......................................................................................................100 Individual variables............................................................................................................................104 Social support variables .....................................................................................................................107 Cultural Measures ..............................................................................................................................111 5.5. Discussion.........................................................................................................................116 6. Exploration of effectiveness of services _________________________________ 118 6.1. Participants and procedure............................................................................................118 6.2. Psychological health in A2, A3 and A4..........................................................................123 6.3. Contexts influencing the psychological health of the participants in A2, A3 & A4 ..127 Traumatic event related variables ......................................................................................................127 Individual variables............................................................................................................................131 Social support variables .....................................................................................................................134 6.4. Effectiveness of services..................................................................................................137
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