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NCT03624868
The primary purpose of this study is to examine physical fitness, PTSD, and satisfaction with a Tai Chi intervention for older (aged 60 and older), sedentary, trauma-exposed veterans, in comparison to a wellness education attention control. Secondary outcomes include physical activity, depression, well-being, late-onset stress, functional status, cognition, and exercise self-efficacy. Outcomes will be examined pre- to post-intervention and in comparison to the control condition.
NCT05259592
Modular Patient Centred CBT (MPC) for Complex PTSD (CPTSD) is a manualized psychotherapy programme that consists of five treatment modules addressing 1) Affect dysregulation, 2) Disturbed relationships, 3) Negative self-concept, 4) PTSD symptoms and 5) Insomnia and trauma-related nightmares. This aim of this first pilot randomised controlled trial (RCT) is to increase chances of a future successful efficacy RCT (Phase III trial) comparing the efficacy (on symptoms of CPTSD and co-morbid disorders) of a flexible, patient-centred version of the MPC treatment programme (where the client actively participates in treatment decisions) with a control treatment, where the five treatment modules are delivered in a predefined order. The primary objective of the pilot study is to: 1. Assess the implementation of the trial process in terms of inclusion, implementation and data collection 2. Assess necessary resources, including the use of tablets for data collection, time spent on the project by participating therapists, assessing psychologists and secretaries The secondary objective is to: 1. Assess changes in symptoms of CPTSD between the intervention and control group as well as within each group 2. Examine changes in levels of comorbidity associated with CPTSD, such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, somatic complaints, drugs and alcohol intake between the intervention and control group as well as within each group 3. Examine changes in well-being, functioning and attachment style between the intervention and control group as well as within each group 4. Examine developments in client motivation and working alliance between the intervention and control group as well as within each group. 60 veterans with CPTSD are randomised to receive either the flexible, patient-centred version of the MPC treatment programme or the control treatment. The investigators will consider the study as complete if the following success criteria are met: 1. \> 70% of potential participants accept and be included in the study 2. Completion rate of 70%, that is, the investigators expect to have complete end-of-treatment data of at least 70% of all participants included 3. Complete three-month follow-up of at least 50% of all participants included. The project neither collects new biological material nor biological material from existing biobanks. The project is based on questionnaire data.