Search Results - "McFarlane, Colleen A"

Psychosis prediction: 12-month follow up of a high-risk (“prodromal”) group by Yung, Alison R, Phillips, Lisa J, Yuen, Hok Pan, Francey, Shona M, McFarlane, Colleen A, Hallgren, Mats, McGorry, Patrick D

“…Intervention in the prodromal phase of schizophrenia and related psychoses may result in attenuation, delay or even prevention of the onset of psychosis in…”
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Evidence-based psychological interventions for adult survivors of torture and trauma: A 30-year review by McFarlane, Colleen A., Kaplan, Ida

“…In this paper we review research evidence on psychosocial interventions for adult survivors of torture and trauma. We identified 40 studies from 1980 to 2010…”
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Psychosocial Indicators of Wellbeing for Resettled Refugee Children and Youth: Conceptual and Developmental Directions by McFarlane, Colleen A., Kaplan, Ida, Lawrence, Jeanette A.

“…In this article we present a framework for the development of psychosocial indicators of wellbeing for refugee children and young people which can be used to…”
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Prediction of psychosis. A step towards indicated prevention of schizophrenia by Yung, A R, Phillips, L J, McGorry, P D, McFarlane, C A, Francey, S, Harrigan, S, Patton, G C, Jackson, H J

“…The identification of people at high risk of becoming psychotic within the near future creates opportunities for early intervention prior to the onset of…”
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Monitoring and Care of Young People at Incipient Risk of Psychosis by Yung, Alison R, McGorry, Patrick D, McFarlane, Colleen A, Jackson, Henry J, Patton, George C, Rakkar, Arun

“…This article describes the theoretical background, origins, and development of a new clinical service for intervention in the putatively prodromal phase of…”
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Risks associated with the psychological adjustment of humanitarian aid workers by McFarlane, Colleen A

“…Highlights the environment of prolonged civil conflicts, poverty and disaster that contemporary humanitarian aid personnel often experience. Notes that…”
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