Trial Outcomes & Findings for Development and Pilot Trial of an Intervention to Reduce Disclosure Recipients Negative Social Reactions and Victims Psychological Distress and Problem Drinking (NCT NCT03488927)

This arm was invited to and attended the intervention, followed by a six-month follow-up evaluation. Supporting Survivors and Self: An Intervention for Social Supports of Survivors of Partner Abuse and Sexual Aggression (SSS): The SSS intervention consists of a two-hour session followed by a 90-minute booster session a month following the initial program session. The SSS intervention is delivered in groups of approximately 20 students facilitated by peer educators. The SSS intervention provides participants with specific information on the reasons why positive social reactions are important and negative social reactions can be harmful, examples of what to say and what not to say (including ways to promote healthy coping and discourage unhealthy coping, e.g., drinking to cope), opportunities for roleplay, and an emphasis on the importance of self-care and ways in which self-care can be balanced with the needs of IPV and SA victims.

This arm was be invited to attend the intervention after a six-month follow-up evaluation.

This aim was invited to but did not attend the intervention, and completed the same six-month follow-up evaluation.

This arm was invited to and attended the intervention, followed by a six-month follow-up evaluation. Supporting Survivors and Self: An Intervention for Social Supports of Survivors of Partner Abuse and Sexual Aggression (SSS): The SSS intervention consists of a two-hour session followed by a 90-minute booster session a month following the initial program session. The SSS intervention is delivered in groups of approximately 20 students facilitated by peer educators. The SSS intervention provides participants with specific information on the reasons why positive social reactions are important and negative social reactions can be harmful, examples of what to say and what not to say (including ways to promote healthy coping and discourage unhealthy coping, e.g., drinking to cope), opportunities for roleplay, and an emphasis on the importance of self-care and ways in which self-care can be balanced with the needs of IPV and SA victims.

This arm was be invited to attend the intervention after a six-month follow-up evaluation.

This aim was invited to but did not attend the intervention, and completed the same six-month follow-up evaluation.

n=305 Participants

This arm was invited to and attended the intervention, followed by a six-month follow-up evaluation. Supporting Survivors and Self: An Intervention for Social Supports of Survivors of Partner Abuse and Sexual Aggression (SSS): The SSS intervention consists of a two-hour session followed by a 90-minute booster session a month following the initial program session. The SSS intervention is delivered in groups of approximately 20 students facilitated by peer educators. The SSS intervention provides participants with specific information on the reasons why positive social reactions are important and negative social reactions can be harmful, examples of what to say and what not to say (including ways to promote healthy coping and discourage unhealthy coping, e.g., drinking to cope), opportunities for roleplay, and an emphasis on the importance of self-care and ways in which self-care can be balanced with the needs of IPV and SA victims.

n=432 Participants

This arm was be invited to attend the intervention after a six-month follow-up evaluation.

n=531 Participants

This aim was invited to but did not attend the intervention, and completed the same six-month follow-up evaluation.

n=1268 Participants

Total of all reporting groups

n=130 Participants

This arm was invited to and attended the intervention, followed by a six-month follow-up evaluation. Supporting Survivors and Self: An Intervention for Social Supports of Survivors of Partner Abuse and Sexual Aggression (SSS): The SSS intervention consists of a two-hour session followed by a 90-minute booster session a month following the initial program session. The SSS intervention is delivered in groups of approximately 20 students facilitated by peer educators. The SSS intervention provides participants with specific information on the reasons why positive social reactions are important and negative social reactions can be harmful, examples of what to say and what not to say (including ways to promote healthy coping and discourage unhealthy coping, e.g., drinking to cope), opportunities for roleplay, and an emphasis on the importance of self-care and ways in which self-care can be balanced with the needs of IPV and SA victims.

n=164 Participants

This arm was be invited to attend the intervention after a six-month follow-up evaluation.

n=159 Participants

This aim was invited to but did not attend the intervention, and completed the same six-month follow-up evaluation.

n=129 Participants

This arm was invited to and attended the intervention, followed by a six-month follow-up evaluation. Supporting Survivors and Self: An Intervention for Social Supports of Survivors of Partner Abuse and Sexual Aggression (SSS): The SSS intervention consists of a two-hour session followed by a 90-minute booster session a month following the initial program session. The SSS intervention is delivered in groups of approximately 20 students facilitated by peer educators. The SSS intervention provides participants with specific information on the reasons why positive social reactions are important and negative social reactions can be harmful, examples of what to say and what not to say (including ways to promote healthy coping and discourage unhealthy coping, e.g., drinking to cope), opportunities for roleplay, and an emphasis on the importance of self-care and ways in which self-care can be balanced with the needs of IPV and SA victims.

n=160 Participants

This arm was be invited to attend the intervention after a six-month follow-up evaluation.

n=158 Participants

This aim was invited to but did not attend the intervention, and completed the same six-month follow-up evaluation.