#3192. Examination of the Influence of Cognitive Behavior Therapy Components, Consumer Satisfaction and Engagement in Mothers Referred for Drug Abuse and Child Neglect on Treatment Outcomes

August 2026publication date
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Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous);
Developmental and Educational Psychology;
Clinical Psychology;
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Abstract:
Psychological interventions for child maltreatment have predominately been limited to family-supported, multi-component behavioral therapies. Although these comprehensive programs have resulted in positive outcomes, they are relatively costly and there is limited information available as to how the components of these programs influence treatment outcomes. In this study, the CBT components of an evidence-based treatment for child neglect and drug abuse (Family Behavior Therapy) were examined in regards to consumer preferences, consumer engagement and treatment outcomes. No differences were found in treatment providers’ ratings of the participants’ engagement across intervention components throughout treatment.
Keywords:
child neglect; cognitive behavior therapy; drug use; preferences engagement; satisfaction

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