A Pilot Study of Emotion Regulation Strategies in a Psychodrama Group of Psychiatric Patients

Prosen, Simona; Jendričko, Tihana

doi:10.1080/15401383.2018.1486260

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“…Na categoria "Interfaces da regulação emocional", três estudos foram encontrados. As intervenções se preocuparam em investigar a regulação emocional em pacientes psiquiátricos (Prosen & Jendričko, 2019), avaliar o potencial do psicodrama no sofrimento agudo neste mesmo público (Ron, 2018) e investigar o processo de resolução de dor emocional em pessoas inscritas no programa (McVea et al, 2011). As principais limitações dos estudos foram o baixo número de participantes (Prosen & Jendričko, 2019) ou poucos casos estudados (McVea et al, 2011), além da sugestão de estudos quantitativos para melhor percepção do fenômeno (Ron, 2018).…”

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“…As intervenções se preocuparam em investigar a regulação emocional em pacientes psiquiátricos (Prosen & Jendričko, 2019), avaliar o potencial do psicodrama no sofrimento agudo neste mesmo público (Ron, 2018) e investigar o processo de resolução de dor emocional em pessoas inscritas no programa (McVea et al, 2011). As principais limitações dos estudos foram o baixo número de participantes (Prosen & Jendričko, 2019) ou poucos casos estudados (McVea et al, 2011), além da sugestão de estudos quantitativos para melhor percepção do fenômeno (Ron, 2018). Quanto aos resultados, foi percebido que o psicodrama pode auxiliar significativamente na resolução da dor emocional, com melhorias no relacionamento interpessoal (McVea et al, 2011) e no manejo do sofrimento e isolamento agudos de pacientes psiquiátricos (Ron, 2018), bem como permitir obtenção de insights sobre os próprios pensamentos e emoções, melhorando a regulação emocional (Prosen & Jendričko, 2019).…”

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“…As principais limitações dos estudos foram o baixo número de participantes (Prosen & Jendričko, 2019) ou poucos casos estudados (McVea et al, 2011), além da sugestão de estudos quantitativos para melhor percepção do fenômeno (Ron, 2018). Quanto aos resultados, foi percebido que o psicodrama pode auxiliar significativamente na resolução da dor emocional, com melhorias no relacionamento interpessoal (McVea et al, 2011) e no manejo do sofrimento e isolamento agudos de pacientes psiquiátricos (Ron, 2018), bem como permitir obtenção de insights sobre os próprios pensamentos e emoções, melhorando a regulação emocional (Prosen & Jendričko, 2019).…”

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Intervenções Em Psicodrama: Uma Revisão Sistemática

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Gaspodini

2021

Rev. Bras. Psicodrama

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Psychodrama seeks to know the reality presented, investigating the human psyche through dramatization. This study aims to identify interventions in psychodrama, its limitations and results. This systematic review of the literature sought works published between 2009 and 2019, on the Portal de Periódicos da Capes. In 1403 studies found, 34 met the inclusion and exclusion criteria. After analyzing the articles, 11 categories emerged and they were grouped by similarity of subjects or participating public. Psychodrama proved to be efficient in most interventions, emphasizing its flexibility and comprehensiveness, allowing significant changes in the participants’ lives, reflections on behavioral patterns and self-knowledge. The limitations found underscore the scarcity of resources, apparently financial, as a common issue in numerous articles.

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Intervenções Em Psicodrama: Uma Revisão Sistemática

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Gaspodini

2021

Rev. Bras. Psicodrama

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“…The psychodrama session consists of five elements: director, protagonist, auxiliary egos, audience, and stage. It is divided into three parts: warm-up, psychodramatic action or dramatization (exploring the protagonist’s theme through the use of techniques), and the sharing of emotions, thoughts, and insights experienced during the process (Jendričko & Prosen, 2020; Kipper & Hundal, 2003; Prosen & Jendričko, 2019).…”

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Psychodrama

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Sousa,

Budal-Oliveira

et al. 2024

European Psychologist

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Sexual abuse is a phenomenon present in all social classes and cultures and has become more relevant in recent decades. Victims suffer traumatic consequences in the short and long terms and one of the possible approaches to be used in treatment is Psychodrama. This study presents an overview of Psychodrama and the Role Reversal technique, as well as its effectiveness, especially in the treatment of trauma, in particular, trauma resulting from sexual abuse. For this study, we searched the main international databases. We have discovered that psychodrama can serve as a highly effective intervention model for individuals who have experienced sexual abuse. However, our primary finding emphasizes the necessity for additional research regarding the efficacy of Psychodrama and its Role-reversal technique specifically for victims of sexual abuse.

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“…Art therapy experiences have showed a decrease in anxiety symptoms [ 11 ] and writing could have the same positive effects on people with cancer [ 12 , 13 ] or chronic mental illness [ 14 ]. For example, drama is used in psychiatry as a mediator in interpersonal relationships and socio-emotional adjustments [ 15 ]. A systematic review showed a positive effect of arts interventions such as dance, singing, music and theatre on quality of life in patients suffering from Parkinson disease [ 16 ].…”

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Mind–body and art therapies impact on emotional regulation in patients with chronic diseases: a pragmatic mixed-methods randomized controlled trial

Le Rhun,

Caillet,

Lebeaupin

et al. 2023

BMC Complement Med Ther

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Background Effective emotional regulation is recognized as essential to a good mental health of people with chronic diseases, and Mind–body and Art Therapies (MBATs) could have a positive effect on emotional regulation skills in this population. Thus, we aimed to evaluate the effect of MBATs on emotional regulation as measured by the Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale (DERS) questionnaire. Methods A convergent mixed approach nested in a pragmatic superiority two arms parallel randomized controlled trial was conducted. French speaking adults with one or more chronic somatic illnesses and not suffering from a chronic psychiatric disorder unrelated to one of their chronic somatic illness were included. At inclusion, non-directive interviews were conducted, followed by an initial DERS assessment. The same combination of evaluation was implemented after 6 months of activity (T1). After inclusion, each participant was randomized within either the intervention group (G1) or the control group (G2) following a controlled wait-list design by use of a pregenerated randomization list. Staff and patient were blinded to this list until the initial evaluation was completed, after which the trial was conducted in an open-label fashion. Participants chose 2 mediations: one creativity-focused (art-therapy, writing workshop, theatre of life, vocal workshop) and one mind–body-focused (mindfulness meditation, Pilates, shiatsu, ayurvedic massages). G1 started their mediations immediately after inclusion, while G2 started 6 months later. Primary outcome was the change in means at 6 months in the overall DERS score compared between each group. Non-directive interviews were carried out at the inclusion and after 6 months of MBATs. A continuous inductive analysis was carried out on gathered material in G1 to explore the participants' experiences regarding their disease and their perceived changes associated to the intervention. Results A total of 150 patients was randomized (75 per groups) at the end of the study. At T1, 133 patients filled out the final questionnaire (67 in G1 vs 66 in G2) and 112 interviews were analysed (54 in G1 vs 58 in G2). All 150 patients were analysed (intention to treat) using a multiple imputation approach. The mean DERS score at T0 was equal to 82.8 ± 21.1 and 85.0 ± 20.2 in G1 and G2 respectively. On average, at T1, the score decreased in the G1 (Δ = -4.8, SD = 21.3) and in G2 (Δ = -0.11, SD = 17.8). The difference in decrease, however, was not statistically significant (p = 0.13). Qualitative analysis underlined some MBATs benefits on emotional regulation, especially on regulation strategies. No harms related to the intervention has been observed. Conclusions This study only partially supports benefits on MBAT on emotional regulation skills enhancement in patients with chronic disease receiving MBATs, as measured by the DERS scale. Trial registration The protocol was registered on Clinical Trials (NCT02911207).

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A Pilot Study of Emotion Regulation Strategies in a Psychodrama Group of Psychiatric Patients

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Intervenções Em Psicodrama: Uma Revisão Sistemática

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Mind–body and art therapies impact on emotional regulation in patients with chronic diseases: a pragmatic mixed-methods randomized controlled trial

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