Child sexual abuse in religiously affiliated and secular institutions: a retrospective descriptive analysis of data provided by victims in a government-sponsored reappraisal program in Germany

Table 8 Current diagnoses and mental health disorders specified by victims

	Roman Catholic context	Protestant context	Non-religiously affilated context	p-value^b
	(N = 404^a)	(N = 130^a)	(N = 516^a)
Specified diagnoses
Yes	324 (80.2%)	102 (78.5%)	380 (73.6%)	.058
No	80 (19.8%)	28 (21.5%)	136 (26.4%)	.058
Number of diagnoses
One	64 (15.8%)	20 (15.4%)	88 (17.1%)	.182
Two	21 (5.2%)	7 (5.4%)	35 (6.8%)
Three	5 (1.2%)	3 (2.3%)	12 (2.3%)
Most frequently specified diagnoses
First	Depression	Depression	Depression
First	49 (45.0%)	21 (48.8%)	69 (34.3%)	.058
Second	PTSD	Anxiety/obsessive-compulsive disorder	PTSD
Second	19 (17.4%)	8 (18.6%)	45 (22.4%)
Third	Anxiety/ disorder	PTSD	Anxiety/ disorder
Third	16 (14.7%)	7 (16.3%)	39 (19.4%)
Most frequently specified psychosocial problems
First	Health issues	Health issues	Health issues
First	92 (21.6%)	40 (22.6%)	104 (20.8%)
Second	Relationship and partnership issues	Relationship and partnership issues	Relationship and partnership issues
Second	80 (18.8%)	35 (19.8%)	97 (19.4%)
Third	Flashbacks/intrusion/nightmare	Performance issues	Flashbacks/intrusion/nightmare
	69 (16.2%)	31 (17.5%)	87 (17.4%)

ªTotal of whole context group; see detailed number of victims that referred to single topics in the table.
^bKruskall-Wallis-Test with statistically significant level p < .05.

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