Dorte Mølgaard Christiansen, Maria Luisa Martino, Ask Elklit, Maria Francesca Freda
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Sex Differences in the Outcome of Expressive Writing in Parents of Children With Leukaemia.
Background: Sex differences are widely reported in clinical psychology but are rarely examined in interventions.
Method: This mixed-method explorative study examined sex differences in 13 mothers and 10 fathers of children in the off-therapy phase of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Parents underwent an expressive writing intervention using the guided written disclosure protocol (GWDP).
Results: Mothers had more negative mood profiles than fathers but improved more during the intervention.
Conclusion: Though preliminary, our findings highlight the importance of sex as a potential moderator of intervention and treatment outcome that could be of great clinical significance.
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