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    Texting Hotlines: A Pilot Study

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    Author
    Fournier, Kristen
    Keyword
    hotline
    text message
    college students
    women
    support
    sexual assault
    crisis
    Readers/Advisors
    Committee members: Renee Swinton and Wendy Braje
    Date Published
    2016
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/1230
    Abstract
    Texting has been integrated into virtually all aspects of society, including medical and mental health interventions. Researchers examined the use of crisis hotline among college students and their willingness to consider text-based forms of counseling. A surprising number of undergraduate students expressed willingness to seek counseling support through a text-based hotline. In a one-year study, researchers' text-based hotline was texted more often by women survivors of sexual assault than their traditional hotline alternative. These results should be taken into consideration by college campuses and mental health providers when expanding their mental health interventions to include text messaging services.
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    Master's thesis, Department of Psychology, SUNY Plattsburgh
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