Hi Orya,

our preliminary results on the effectiveness of a short psychodynamic parent-infant psychotherapy vs. TAU for parents of infants with early regulatory disorders revealed a sign. change in prementalizing modes, which is one scale of the PRFQ (Luyten).
While the instrument is wonderful resource-wise, I find the two other scales critically, both, regarding content and empirically. Anyway, if in combination with a performance based RF Instrument, you might get a differentiated view of different aspects of the RF construct.

All the best from Germany
Anna

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Hi Orya,

Ozlem Bekar (ozlembekar@gmail.com) at the New School here in New York has developed the mental state talk coding system, which our lab has used to code the Attachment Story-Completion Task (ASCT) in 3-5 year-old children.  We tested a mediational model that showed that the relationship between caregiver social support and mental state talk as measured in children's ASCT stories is mediated by children's mental representations of caregiver punishment and discipline in a sample of Ugandan children.

Geoff

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From: caftr@psychotherapyresearch.org [caftr@psychotherapyresearch.org] on behalf of Karin Ensink [Karin.Ensink@psy.ulaval.ca]
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2017 6:59 AM
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Subject: Re: CaFTR question on measurements

Dear Orya

If you have enough resources it would be ideal to use the Child Attachment Interview and code it for either attachment or reflective functioning (or both!).  I think RF this is the best way to rate object relations as it is closely linked to mentalizing about self and others, and with RF you get a score for mentalizing about self and others.  This is why the Kernberg group uses RF as one of their main measures.

If you want to rate RF let me know back channel.  Karin.Ensink@psy.ulaval.ca<mailto:Karin.Ensink@psy.ulaval.ca>

Jessica Borelli and myself  have also developed with Peter Fonagy and Arietta Slade a short interview (Mini- Parental RF Interview) with good reliability compared to standard measures of parental RF.

Best
Karin

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Date: Saturday, July 15, 2017 at 3:24 PM
To: "caftr@psychotherapyresearch.org" <caftr@psychotherapyresearch.org>
Subject: CaFTR question on measurements

Hi all
 I am consulting to several outpatient units in Jerusalem, who would like to do outcome studies of psychodynamic therapy with children. What are good measures to assess emotional change, or change in object relations with kids ?

Also - someone asked me for the parent reflective functioning  questionnaire. Does anyone have access to it, or experience with it ?

thanks
Orya Tishby

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Hebrew University
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