Condition: Stroke · Psychological Well-Being · Psychosocial Functioning · Sponsor: Nanyang Technological University
The ARCH programme is a novel, strength-based, dyadic, multicomponent psychosocial intervention that blends together psychoeducation, psychosocial support and self-compassion practices to aid first-time stroke survivors and their family caregivers with their psycho-socio-emotional and spiritual challenges following discharge from in-patient care. A pre-post experimental design with a feasibility and acceptability assessment is adopted to evaluate and refine the ARCH intervention in promoting wellbeing, self-compassion, independence, quality of life, hope, resilience, self-efficacy and dyadic mutuality.
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Andy HY Ho, PhD, EdD · +65 6316 8943 · andyhyho@ntu.edu.sg
Shaik Muhammad Amin, MSc · +65 94797633 · shaikmuh002@e.ntu.edu.sg
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