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IRCT20210706051804N1 IRCT 2021-07-16 Islamic Azad University Effect of Interpersonal Psychotherapy in Depressed Women The Effectiveness of Interpersonal Psychotherapy on Reducing Depression Signs and Increasing Quality of Life in Depressed Women 2021-07-16 anticipated 30 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/57475 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Other, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: Ordering individuals in to control and intervention group using Randomisation (individual type), with random number table. N/A MDD. Intervention 1: Intervention group: The reference of this protocol is: Comprehensive guide to interpersonal psychotherapy(Weissman, Markowitz& Klerman, 2008), The guide to interpersonal psychotherapy(Weissman, Markowitz & Klerman,2018),Interpersonal psychotherapy 2E a clinician's guide(Stuart & Robertson,2012),Clinical handbook of psychological disorders: A step-by-step treatment manual(Barlow2014). Acute IPT treatment for major depression comprises initial, middle, and termination phases. And each session last50 to 60min(Barlow,2014): The Initial Phase (Sessions 1–3)Tasks of the initial sessions of IPT for major depression include eliciting the patient’s chief complaint; reviewing her symptoms and establishing a diagnosis; determining the interpersonal context for the current depressive episode; forming a therapeutic alliance; and setting the frame of the treatment, The Middle Phase (Sessions 4–9)Having made the treatment contract and chosen an interpersonal problem area as the focus of treatment, the therapist can proceed to the middle phase of sessions, in which the goal is to work on resolving the focal problem area. Each session begins with the question, “How have you been feeling since we last met?” This question elicits an interval history of mood, events, and interpersonal interactions that transpired between sessions. It also keeps the patient focused on current mood and situation. The patient is likely to respond by describing mood (“I felt really down”) or an event (“My husband and I had a huge fight”). After further inquiry, the therapist links the patient’s mood to a recent event, Oran event to her mood (“No wonder you felt depressed after the fight you had with your husband!”). The Termination Phase (Sessions 10–12)In the final sessions, the therapist reviews the patient's progress in symptom improvement, as well as the extent to which the patient has resolved the focal problem area. By reviewing why the patient is better, through the actions she has taken to resolve the interpersonal focus, the therapist reinforces the patient’s growing self-esteem by pointing out that the patient’s action shave led to her gains. The therapist congratulates the patient on her progress and hard work, and expresses optimism that the patient can maintain that progress independent of the therapist.:. Intervention 2: Control group: The control group participate in pre-test and post-test, but in order to respect the rights of individuals in the control group, interpersonal psychotherapy sessions will be perform for them. Undecided - It is not yet known if there will be a plan to make this available Justification or reason for indecision in sharing IPD is Only primary variable tables and descriptive statistics of research members can be published
public Niloofar Rafiei Alhosaini
Robat St., after Ostad Shahriyar, 48th Alley
Isfahan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 8139887376 +98 31 3444 1894 niloorafie74@gmail.com Islamic Azad University scientific Niloofar Rafiei Alhosaini
Robat St., after Ostad Shahriyar Alley, 48th Alley
Isfahan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 8139887376 +98 31 3444 1894 niloorafie74@gmail.com Islamic Azad University Iran (Islamic Republic of) Having a female gender Having informed consent to participate in the study and sign the consent form Collaboration with the researcher Attending all intervention sessions Having depression symptoms based on Beck scale 20 years 50 years Female to be absent in 2 sessions of training intervention Not willing to participate in the intervention It is not possible to access them Lack of significant depressive symptoms based on the Beck scale Refusal to sign the consent and disagree on the treatment protocol F33 Major depressive disorder, recurrent Treatment - Other Other Intervention group: The reference of this protocol is: Comprehensive guide to interpersonal psychotherapy(Weissman, Markowitz& Klerman, 2008), The guide to interpersonal psychotherapy(Weissman, Markowitz & Klerman,2018),Interpersonal psychotherapy 2E a clinician's guide(Stuart & Robertson,2012),Clinical handbook of psychological disorders: A step-by-step treatment manual(Barlow2014). Acute IPT treatment for major depression comprises initial, middle, and termination phases. And each session last50 to 60min(Barlow,2014): The Initial Phase (Sessions 1–3)Tasks of the initial sessions of IPT for major depression include eliciting the patient’s chief complaint; reviewing her symptoms and establishing a diagnosis; determining the interpersonal context for the current depressive episode; forming a therapeutic alliance; and setting the frame of the treatment, The Middle Phase (Sessions 4–9)Having made the treatment contract and chosen an interpersonal problem area as the focus of treatment, the therapist can proceed to the middle phase of sessions, in which the goal is to work on resolving the focal problem area. Each session begins with the question, “How have you been feeling since we last met?” This question elicits an interval history of mood, events, and interpersonal interactions that transpired between sessions. It also keeps the patient focused on current mood and situation. The patient is likely to respond by describing mood (“I felt really down”) or an event (“My husband and I had a huge fight”). After further inquiry, the therapist links the patient’s mood to a recent event, Oran event to her mood (“No wonder you felt depressed after the fight you had with your husband!”). The Termination Phase (Sessions 10–12)In the final sessions, the therapist reviews the patient's progress in symptom improvement, as well as the extent to which the patient has resolved the focal problem area. By reviewing why the patient is better, through the actions she has taken to resolve the interpersonal focus, the therapist reinforces the patient’s growing self-esteem by pointing out that the patient’s action shave led to her gains. The therapist congratulates the patient on her progress and hard work, and expresses optimism that the patient can maintain that progress independent of the therapist.: Control group: The control group participate in pre-test and post-test, but in order to respect the rights of individuals in the control group, interpersonal psychotherapy sessions will be perform for them. Depression Signs. Timepoint: Before treatment and immediately after treatment sessions. Method of measurement: Beck Depression Inventory. Quality of Life. Timepoint: Before treatment and immediately after treatment sessions. Method of measurement: WHOQOL-BREF. IR.IAU.KHSH.REC.1400.018 سامانه ملی اخلاق در پژوهش های زیست پزشکی Islamic Azad University Approved 2021-07-03 National Ethics System in Biomedical Research- Islamic Azad University - Khomeini Shahr Branch (Rese Robat St., after Ostad Shahriyar, 48th Alley Isfahan Isfehan Iran (Islamic Republic of)