A noção de couraça na obra de Wilhelm Reich: publicações de 1920 a 1933

Almeida, Bruno Prates; Albertini, Paulo

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“…In face of its stiffening of hard experienced in daily. The "armor" term allows one thought about protective and malleability aspect of the leather as well as clearly organic tonicity (Almeida & Albertini, 2014).…”

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Reichian elongation effect in anxiety and quality of life in nursing students: a randomized clinical trial

Alves

Bichara²,

Tenório

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This study aims to evaluate of Reichian Elongation effect in anxiety and quality of life in nursing students. This is a prospective randomized clinical trial (Registration: RBR-2y6qcg). 143 nursing students were interviewed. The General Identification, the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), The World Health Organization Quality of Life (WHOQOL-BREF) and MINI (Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview) questionnaires were used. 33 received the intervention and 37 belonged to the control group. The evaluation of the elongation effect was conducted by 1, 3 and 5 months. Before intervention, experimental group presented higher trait (p= 0.005) and state anxiety mean (p= 0.049), compared to control group. There was a decrease in the state anxiety mean with 1 (p= 0.028), 3 (p= 0.031) and 5 months (p= 0.010) in experimental group. Physical (p= 0.002), psychological (p= 0.010) and social relations domain (p= 0.026) showed an increase in quality of life. Reichian Elongation contributes in reducing the symptoms of anxiety and improving the students’ quality of life.

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Reichian elongation effect in anxiety and quality of life in nursing students: a randomized clinical trial

Alves

Bichara²,

Tenório

et al. 2020

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Shame-Death and Resurrection—The Phoenix-Dance to Our Authentic Self

Buch¹

2019

The Bright Side of Shame

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Reich e a importância dos cuidados na primeira infância: um diálogo com o enfoque de Winnicott

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À minha mãe pelo cuidado constante, sempre lutando para me transmitir serenidade e me apoiando na criação de recursos para estar na vida.Ao meu pai pelo carinho e por nunca deixar de estar ao meu lado quando preciso.Ao meu irmão Carlos que me ensina a viver a vida a cada momento, de forma espontânea e autêntica. À Vera, Camila, Antônio e Mari por terem oferecido todo o suporte ao longo de tantos anos para que eu pudesse realizar tantos sonhos.Ao Teo, por ter sustentado minha desconfiança e, depois, por ter podido confiar no meu caminho, o que me fortaleceu para seguir em frente. care. In the results, some lines of convergence between Reich's and Winnicott's ideas were suggested. In this regard, we point out a possible proximity between the notions of substitute contact (Reich) and fake self (Winnicott). On the other hand, distances were also found. For instance, Winnicott attempted to trace back the paths by which, based on such early caregiving failures, a certain psychopathology might be generated. Reich, instead, addressed the matter through a more general approach, always stressing the general harms resulting from early caregiving failures.

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A noção de couraça na obra de Wilhelm Reich: publicações de 1920 a 1933

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Reichian elongation effect in anxiety and quality of life in nursing students: a randomized clinical trial

Reichian elongation effect in anxiety and quality of life in nursing students: a randomized clinical trial

Shame-Death and Resurrection—The Phoenix-Dance to Our Authentic Self

Reich e a importância dos cuidados na primeira infância: um diálogo com o enfoque de Winnicott

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