Expressive Textile Arts and Fashion-based Intervention for Youth with Emotional Distress: A Pilot Study

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Chi-hin Lam
Chi-hin Lam
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Wai-kwan LI
Wai-kwan LI
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Sau-chuen Joe AU
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Recent years have seen increased interest in early intervention in and prevention of mental health difficulties during adolescence. In this pilot study, a structured expressive textile art and fashion based (ETAFB) intervention was conducted to evaluate the beneficial effects on personal well-being and social interaction of youth with emotional distress. A one-group pretest-posttest pilot study was conducted among 18 youth with emotional distress. All the participants attended four sessions of ETAFB intervention. All the participants were subjected to a preintervention test and a 4-week postintervention test using the Personal Wellbeing Index -School Children (PWI-SC), 12-item General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12), and Social Interaction Anxiety Scale (SIAS). The study findings revealed that the ETAFB intervention was associated with significant improvements in some of the measurements. This information provides the groundwork for a further study to investigate the effect of the ETAFB intervention on the relationship between youth well-being and facilitators.

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Chi-hin Lam. 2026. \u201cExpressive Textile Arts and Fashion-based Intervention for Youth with Emotional Distress: A Pilot Study\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue A3): .

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Expressive Textiles Wellness Focuses on emotional development and fashion-based intervention for youth.
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Recent years have seen increased interest in early intervention in and prevention of mental health difficulties during adolescence. In this pilot study, a structured expressive textile art and fashion based (ETAFB) intervention was conducted to evaluate the beneficial effects on personal well-being and social interaction of youth with emotional distress. A one-group pretest-posttest pilot study was conducted among 18 youth with emotional distress. All the participants attended four sessions of ETAFB intervention. All the participants were subjected to a preintervention test and a 4-week postintervention test using the Personal Wellbeing Index -School Children (PWI-SC), 12-item General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12), and Social Interaction Anxiety Scale (SIAS). The study findings revealed that the ETAFB intervention was associated with significant improvements in some of the measurements. This information provides the groundwork for a further study to investigate the effect of the ETAFB intervention on the relationship between youth well-being and facilitators.

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Expressive Textile Arts and Fashion-based Intervention for Youth with Emotional Distress: A Pilot Study

Chi-hin Lam
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Wai-kwan LI
Wai-kwan LI
Sau-chuen Joe AU
Sau-chuen Joe AU

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