An Emotion Regulation Transition Model for the Elderly: A Hypothesis

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Effect of Emotion regulation Nursing Intervention on Emotional Regulation Difficulties and Peace of Mind among older adults

“…The optimal evaluation and identification of potential emotional difficulties and delivery of prompt and effective care interventions to support older adults to effectively manage their emotions in an adaptive way necessitates the integration of multidisciplinary teams, including gerontological nurses. In particular, the care team ought to develop a personalized plan of care to protect patients from falling prey to negative feelings such as sadness and depression, and committing self-destructive behaviors (e.g., medication avoidance) or suicide (Sasagawa et al, 2021 Therefore, the current study examines the effect of ERNI on emotional regulation difficulties and peace of mind (PoM) among older adults.…”

“…For instance, they become less likely to engage in situations that might fall within the parameters of undesirable feelings and negative impacts (Blanchard-Fields, 2007; Charles & Carstensen, 2010;Rovenpor et al, 2013). Anyone's life balance can be thrown off by negative emotions, but the systematic reduction in older adults' ability to control their emotions might be manifest in a subtle manner, such as becoming easily frustrated or more irritable by minor annoyances (Sasagawa et al, 2021). This intrinsically has a purported impact on lowering their mental health and thereby their peace of mind (PoM).…”