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IBD Camp Oasis: A look at Participants' Social-Emotional Well-Being and Protective Factors During Camp and Beyond.

Namita SinghSteven J SteinerRebecca FauthDanyel MoosmannJanis ArnoldAbdul ElkadriDaniel MarinoniLaurel MolloyBecky Johnson RescolaJeanne TungElizabeth C Utterson
Published in: Crohn's & colitis 360 (2023)
The uniformly high rates of participants' perceptions during camp suggest camp is a life-changing experience for youth with IBD, reduces disease-related stigma, and enhances confidence and social skills. Participants' positive experiences appear to foster notable benefits after camp in terms of openness, their sense of belonging, connections, and confidence.
Keyphrases
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