Program Profile: Meditation for Female Trauma IPV Survivors with Co-Occurring Disorders

This is a therapeutic program that used meditation to improve mental health outcomes for female survivors of interpersonal violence with co-occurring disorders.

Evidence Rating: Promising | One study

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This is a therapeutic program that used meditation to improve mental health outcomes for female survivors of interpersonal violence with co-occurring disorders. The program is rated Promising. Women in the treatment group who participated in the meditation curriculum had a statistically significant fewer number of mental health and trauma symptoms, and a higher level of reliable change in mental health and trauma symptoms, compared with women in the control group who received services as usual.

A Promising rating implies that implementing the program may result in the intended outcome(s).

This program's rating is based on evidence that includes at least one high-quality randomized controlled trial.

Date Created: July 17, 2024
Program Snapshot

Age: 22 - 56

Gender: Female

Race/Ethnicity: White, Other

Geography: Suburban Urban

Setting (Delivery): Other Community Setting

Program Type: Alcohol and Drug Therapy/Treatment, Gender-Specific Programming, Shelter Care, Victim Programs

Targeted Population: Females, Victims of Crime

Current Program Status: Not Active

Researcher:
Mo Yee Lee
College of Social Work, The Ohio State University

1947 College Road
Columbus, OH
United States

Phone: 614.292.9910
Email