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Title: Exploring the Impact of an Occupational Therapy Program for Former Sex Workers: A Mixed Methods Pilot Study.
Authors: Teske, Jacqueline (AUTHOR), Kugel, Julie (AUTHOR), Javaherian, Heather (AUTHOR), Krpalek, Dragana (AUTHOR), Salamat, Arezou (AUTHOR)
Source: Occupational Therapy in Mental Health. Apr-Jun2024, Vol. 40 Issue 2, p138-162. 25p.
Subjects: Sex work, Qualitative research, Research funding, Pilot projects, Questionnaires, Interviewing, Work-life balance, Psychological adaptation, Quantitative research, Descriptive statistics, Judgment sampling, Mann Whitney U Test, Occupational therapy, Quality of life, Research methodology, Data analysis software, Well-being
Geographic Terms: United States
Abstract: This mixed-methods pilot study explored the impact of the Coping for Living a Healthy Life (CLHL) program, an occupational therapy intervention focused on teaching coping skills to former sex workers. Two former sex workers between the ages of 18-41 participated in an online six-session CLHL program. Participants completed six questionnaires and two interviews regarding occupational competence, balance, and coping skills before and after CLHL. Results indicated progression toward increased occupational balance and a sense of competence through engaging in healing by utilizing healthy coping skills. Further investigation on the effectiveness of coping skills programs for former sex workers appears warranted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: This mixed-methods pilot study explored the impact of the Coping for Living a Healthy Life (CLHL) program, an occupational therapy intervention focused on teaching coping skills to former sex workers. Two former sex workers between the ages of 18-41 participated in an online six-session CLHL program. Participants completed six questionnaires and two interviews regarding occupational competence, balance, and coping skills before and after CLHL. Results indicated progression toward increased occupational balance and a sense of competence through engaging in healing by utilizing healthy coping skills. Further investigation on the effectiveness of coping skills programs for former sex workers appears warranted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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