自我转介门诊成人攻击行为治疗试点研究

Despite the high individual and societal costs of aggression, research on treatment of aggression for self-referred outpatient adults has been limited. The current pilot study investigated the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary utility of an integrated group therapy (mindfulness and modification therapy [MMT]) targeting aggression in self-referred adults. Participants (N = 10) completed 12 weeks of group-delivered MMT. Physical, verbal, and object-directed aggression were assessed at baseline, after each weekly session, and at 2-month follow-up. As predicted, participants completed ho