Tailored therapy helps heal families traumatized by domestic violence
NCT ID NCT06065865
First seen Jun 27, 2026 · Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Summary
This study tested a personalized treatment plan for 3 mothers and their young children (ages 4-6) who experienced domestic violence and were living in a shelter. The plan included trauma therapy (EMDR) for the parent and child, plus attachment-based therapy, in an order tailored to each family's needs. Researchers measured changes in PTSD symptoms and parenting behaviors to see if the approach helped reduce trauma and improve family relationships.
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HVO Querido
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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