Role of baseline emotion dysregulation and perceived daily stress in adherence to and completion of narrative exposure therapy among forced migrants

Key Points

• This research examines how baseline emotion dysregulation and daily stress influence adherence to narrative exposure therapy among forced migrants.
• Observational design evaluating baseline emotion dysregulation and stress levels in participants.
• Assessing adherence to narrative exposure therapy through session attendance and completion rates.
• Analyzing the relationship between measured factors and therapy outcomes.
• No significant findings related to the impact of emotion dysregulation and stress on therapy adherence were identified.
• Future research should explore alternative factors affecting treatment completion.