Resilience and empowerment training: reducing HIV-related self-stigma and promoting well-being of people living with HIV
Thema: Sociale uitsluiting en eenzaamheid
Persons living with hiv (PLHIV) still face stigmatization in the Netherlands. Self-stigma has a negative impact on treatment adherence, HIV status disclosure, psychological well-being, quality of life and other health outcomes.
The first part of this project consists of a needs assessment in which different studies were conducted (systematic review, large survey study, and a qualitative study) to explore how self-stigma affects PLHIV in the Netherlands. Special attention was paid to men who have sex with men and women with a migration background.
The second part of our project consists of the development, implementation, and evaluation of a self-stigma reduction intervention. The project is a close collaboration between stigma researchers, PLHIV and the OLVG hospital.
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In September 2021 the RESET workshop will be open for participation.
- prof. dr. Arjan Bos
- prof. dr. kees Brinkman
- dr. Sarah Stutterheim
- Yvonne van der Kooij MSc, (promovendus)
Dit onderzoek is (mee)gefinancierd door: Aidsfonds, Gilead & Viiv
Lees ook / Luister naar / kijk naar
- RESET empowerment-workshop voor mensen met hiv
- Anders zijn, wat doet dat met je zelfbeeld?
- De website over de trainingen op Hello Gorgeous