ArticleFrontiers in public health2026
3for1 intervention program-short-term psychotherapy, job coaching, and peer support for unemployed individuals facing psychological distress: a community case study.
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This community case study examines the 3for1 intervention program, a multidisciplinary intervention designed to support individuals affected by unemployment experiencing psychological distress. The program integrates short-term psychotherapy, job coaching based on the approach of Individual Placement and Support (IPS), and peer support. Thus, individuals affected by complex and interrelated psychosocial challenges can find support through individualized, low-threshold care. Two participants are presented: Participant A regained employment, Participant B primarily improved mental health outcomes. In both cases, psychotherapy mobilized personal resources and supported decision-making, job coaching facilitated re-employment and peer support enhanced self-efficacy. Close multidisciplinary collaboration enabled tailored support. Participants' trajectories indicate the value of individualized, cross-sector approaches in addressing barriers to labor market participation for individuals affected by psychological distress. Structural challenges underscore the need for longer-term, integrated support for individuals with complex psychosocial needs.
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