Preliminary evaluation a caregiver cCBT-D protocol, including changes in psychosocial functioning and mental health symptoms as well as perceptions of feasibility, acceptability, and safety.
Individual aged between 18 and 65
Currently serving as a formal (i.e., designated as a legal caretaker [e.g., legally authorized representative of medical care]) or informal (e.g., providing caretaking duties but not formally designated by a legal body) caretaker to a Veteran.
Mild to moderate depressive symptoms, as determined by the PHQ-9 (score of 5-14)
Reliable access to a computer/tablet and the internet
None
Single group
cCBT-D for Caregivers
BehavioralThe cCBT-D course is compromised of approximately 12 online sessions. Sessions all have a similar structure that includes: 1) Weekly symptom ratings; 2) Review of practice assignments completed since last session; 3) New material; and 4) Practice assignments to be completed in the coming week. Individuals can complete assignments within the course website or by printing out the worksheets. Their course "dashboard," which they see each time they log into the course, allows them to review past and upcoming course activities, read information about skills, and make notes about what was learned. The cCBT-D course uploaded into the initial submission is one developed for Veterans. We are currently in the process of updating this course for Veteran caregivers (e.g., updates to wording for caregivers; including updating examples). We will upload this updated version in a future example (prior to initiating any interventional procedures). Finally, although this project is anticipated to be min
Client Satisfaction Questionnaire (CSQ)
Satisfaction with the intervention
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VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System
Lead sponsor
Face the Fight
Collaborator
Denver Research Institute
Collaborator
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