Plain-English translation of NCT06262178 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing a parenting program called Parenting STAIR Modular (PSTAIR-M) for military-connected mothers—those who are service members, veterans, or spouses of service members or veterans—who have experienced trauma and struggle with PTSD, depression, or parenting confidence. The program combines two evidence-based approaches: one that helps mothers manage trauma and emotions, and another that improves the parent-child relationship. The study will compare this new program to standard mental health treatment already available at participating clinics.
Many military-connected mothers experience trauma that affects how they parent and relate to their children, but existing treatments don't always address both the mother's trauma recovery and the parent-child relationship at the same time. This trial exists to see whether combining these two approaches in one program works better than treatment as usual.
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If you join, you'll be randomly assigned to either receive the new Parenting STAIR Modular program or continue with standard treatment at the clinic. The program includes 12 to 16 sessions delivered virtually by a clinician, split into two modules: a core skills module followed by a customized second module based on your needs (focusing on skills, trauma processing, or parenting). You'll complete assessments at the start, around week 11, and at the end (around week 17) that include answering questions about your symptoms and observations of how you and your child interact.
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