ArticleIranian journal of public health2022
The Effectiveness of Transdiagnostic Treatment Program on Clinical Symptoms and Emotion Regulation in Girls Adolescents with Premenstrual Syndrome.
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Background: Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is the experience of some physical and psychological symptoms periodically in the last days of the menstrual cycle that interferes with academic, social and family functioning. We aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of Transdiagnostic Treatment Program (TTP) on clinical symptoms and emotion regulation in girl's adolescents with PMS. Methods: This experimental trial study was carried out on 32 girls adolescents with PMS referred to two medical centers located in Tehran, Iran from Mar 21, 2019, to Oct. The patients randomized in 2 groups, 1-intervention (n=16, 8 sessions, 90-minute weekly) and 2-control (n=10).The PMS Screening Tool (PSST) and Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (ERQ) before and after treatment were filled out by participant. The SPSS software and Results: The study sample was 32 girls adolescents with PMS (mean age intervention and control were 16.30±2.02 and 16.40±1.6, Conclusion: TTP is an effective technique for controlling clinical symptoms and emotion regulation in girl's adolescents with PMS.
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