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29th APS Annual Convention

Participants’ Perceptions of Psychosocial Interventions and Outcomes: Do People Want What They Need?

Sunday, May 28, 2017 · Boston, MA

General

How do individuals perceive interventions that may benefit them? The degree to which individuals find evidence-based interventions acceptable and/or perceive them favorably may vary in meaningful ways. This symposium will examine relationships between individuals’ perceptions of interventions and outcomes, and propose ways in which participants’ perspectives may inform intervention delivery.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Marie ForgeardChair
    McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School
  • Throstur BjorgvinssonDiscussant
    McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School

Presentations

  1. Relationships Between Treatment Effectiveness and Patient Perceptions in Partial Hospital Settings: The Role of Symptom Severity and Borderline TraitsMarie Forgeard
  2. The Relationship Between Preferences for Mental Health Treatment and Clinical Characteristics Among Patients Admitted to a Partial Hospitalization ProgramJacqueline Bullis
  3. Treatment Satisfaction Vs. Symptom Reduction: Impact of Client Perceptions on Long-Term Outcomes in OCDNathaniel Van Kirk
  4. Acceptability Vs. Outcomes in a Randomized Controlled Trial of a Positive Psychology InterventionAnn Marie Roepke