New Frontiers in the Treatment of Mentalwar Disorders and Posttraumatic Disorder by Repeating Phrases of Positive Thoughts (TRPPT) of Syrian refugees Populations War Victims: Results of a Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial

Alsaleh, Muaweah; Kubitary, Amani

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“…It's observed that MS patients think negatively according to mean of T-score. In War, the mean scores of negative and positive automatic thoughts in students and MS patients were vary (positive automatic thoughts increase and negative automatic thoughts decrease) when the positive and cognitive psychotherapy has been applied [1,8,9,11]. So, provide of the psychological-social support and treatment for victims of war and refugees are very important in war.…”

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“…In study in 2011 on adolescents [7], prevalence rates were 4.59% for state anxiety, 4.84% for trait anxiety, and 7.90% for depression. In War in Syria, the Syrian adults are suffering from depressive symptoms; and the mental and psychiatric disorders are one of the most common disorders in war conditions [1,4,8,10,11,52]. In War, in 2015-2016, the prevalence of depression evaluated by BDI-FS-Ar was 79.00% in students at Damascus University, and 63.00% in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients in Syria [4,10].…”

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Invisible and Visible Wounds of War-Syrian g Refugees Crisis, Syrian War Crisis, PsyWar Syndrome and their Waste on People's Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors Comparison Before and After the War and with Countries at Peace

Alsaleh¹

2017

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Background: In normal conditions, depression, suicidal behavior, negative automatic thoughts, and other mental and psychiatric disorders are the important problems for people. Steps should be taken by counseling services to provide good psychological-social programs and psychotherapy programs and very easy access for those people who need help.Objective: Assess the impact of War on the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and their prevalence rates in War conditions in Syria.Methodology : A descriptive cross-sectional epidemiological study was conducted on 320 participants (100 MS patients and 220 students) during Wartime. These instruments (QID-2-Ar, BDI-FS-Ar, MADRS-S-Ar, ATQ-18-Ar, BDI-II, DASS-21, RSES and SWLS) were used in this study. Result:During Wartime, prevalence rates of PsyWar Syndrome are very high due to only the War. Prevalence rates were depressive mood 61/52%, anhedonia72/69%, depression 15-79/13-63%, suicidal behavior 38/27%, anxiety 82/76%, stress 68/69%, lower self-esteem 100/96%, and dissatisfaction with life 63/31% in students and MS, respectively. In MS, 4% have moderate self-esteem. 34% students and 68% MS have satisfaction with life. MS have negative automatic thoughts (mean T-score= 51.32 vs. 50.48 for positive automatic thoughts). Mean T-score for a negative and positive automatic thought is 50.00 for students. Conclusion:In geopolitical events, War in Syria-abnormal conditions, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are very important problems for students and patients. Therefore, cognitive positive psychotherapy programs which are easily accessible based on Repeating Phrases of Positive Thoughts have been provided for some students and patients. In normal conditions, we have everything by everything in the world; but in War and/or abnormal conditions, problems increase and appear easily. Finally, this is the first study that evaluates the prevalence rates of psychological morbidity in recent geopolitical events in Syrian population with War conditions.

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Invisible and Visible Wounds of War-Syrian g Refugees Crisis, Syrian War Crisis, PsyWar Syndrome and their Waste on People's Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors Comparison Before and After the War and with Countries at Peace

Alsaleh¹

2017

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“…By Repeating Phrases of Positive Thoughts, these phrases penetrate into the usual thinking pattern of internal cognition, which motivate individuals and become a vital aspect of thinking and in the forefront of mind and continually being forced to think about purpose as aim in life (Kirkegaard-Weston, 2005;Alsaleh, 2016aAlsaleh, , 2016b. The guidelines and positive words and phrases of the TRPPT are available at from the first author or corresponding author (Correspondence), and also at the articles of Alsaleh (Alsaleh, 2016b;Alsaleh & Kubitary, 2016b;. The guidelines and positive words and phrases are available in the Arabic version (Alsaleh & Kubitary, 2016b;, the French version (Alsaleh, 2016b, and the English version (Alsaleh & Kubitary, 2016b;.…”

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“…The guidelines and positive words and phrases of the TRPPT are available at from the first author or corresponding author (Correspondence), and also at the articles of Alsaleh (Alsaleh, 2016b;Alsaleh & Kubitary, 2016b;. The guidelines and positive words and phrases are available in the Arabic version (Alsaleh & Kubitary, 2016b;, the French version (Alsaleh, 2016b, and the English version (Alsaleh & Kubitary, 2016b;. Other positive words and phrases are only available from the first author or corresponding author.…”

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War Experiences, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Sleep Disorders: Clinical Effectiveness of Treatment by Repeating Phrases of Positive Thoughts (TRPPT) of Mental-War Disorders in Syrian Refugees Children and Adolescents War Victims - A New Therapeutic Trial

Kubitary¹,

Alsaleh²

2018

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Background: War contributes to sleep disorders and posttraumatic stress disorder by war experiences. Theses mental and psychological troubles are a common symptom in children and adolescents during Wartime. Aim: The objective of this study was the first to evaluate the effects of the method of Therapy by Repeating Phrases of Positive Thoughts (TRPPT) and Cognitive and Positive psychotherapy (CPPT) training during Wartime among children and adolescents in Syria. This study attempted to treat the evils of wars, which cause deep wounds and psychological scares because of their horrors. Method: The sample consisted of 41 Syrian children and adolescents, aged 13 to 17 years. Results: 41 Syrian children and adolescents (experimental group) who benefited from TRPPT have the decreasingon Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Sleep Disorders (SD) and remember of War Experiences (WE). The results showed a significant decrease in PTSD in throughout the Therapy (p<0.05) and a significant reduction in SD following the TRPPT protocol (p<0.001), and also less Negative War Experiences (p<0.01). Conclusions: States of mind and psychologic were improved after the TRPPT. Treatment by repeating phrases positive thoughts will be significant among children and adolescents refugees subjected to war or no. Cognitive and positive psychotherapy based on TRPPT have an impact positive on evils of wars, which cause Posttraumatic stress disorder, Sleep Disorders and Negatives War Experiences. There is a dose effect: the higher the level of activity of the CPPT and TRPPT, the lower the psychiatric disorder, and the better of the health.

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“…He described positivity as a general dispositional determinant of subjective state of health and happiness, which operates much like a trait and may account for individual variation and stability in happiness despite environmental change. Alsaleh and Kubitary (2016) referred to positivity as a propensity to assess aspects of life in general as good. How to have constant energy and effective positive energy on body health and create communication tools between people.…”

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Positive Thinking as Training program to Developing environment working in Hospitality Industry

Ali¹

2017

مجلة کلیة السیاحة والفنادق - جامعة مدینة السادات

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This paper aims at investigating management communication strategies to find a new practical method that guarantees respect between our self and teamwork to create a healthy working environment and achieve satisfaction and thus improve the level of performance. The sample was chosen from a group of hotels belonging to a global management. It implements a group of cognitive exercises that focus on the individual self-development and a group of independent hotels that are not interested in that direction. The measurement was measured by a scale of positive thinking as an effective tool and an interview with HR managers and head training department. The sample was 122 workers out of a total of 296 (45%). Findings-There is no training programs that focus on individuals and their mindsets except for the hotel chains, and they come in the second place due to the low cost.Research limitations/implication -This study is considered as a first step to measure the importance of positive thinking among the employees of the hospitality institutions and to increase the satisfaction of the work group and improve the performance to create a healthy work environment for the future.

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New Frontiers in the Treatment of Mentalwar Disorders and Posttraumatic Disorder by Repeating Phrases of Positive Thoughts (TRPPT) of Syrian refugees Populations War Victims: Results of a Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial

Abstract: Introduction: Mental and psychological troubles are a common symptom in war. The prevalence of psywar and phywar difficulties among refugees and people subjected to war is highest in psychotraumatology. International guidelines recommend to treat these difficulties.

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Invisible and Visible Wounds of War-Syrian g Refugees Crisis, Syrian War Crisis, PsyWar Syndrome and their Waste on People's Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors Comparison Before and After the War and with Countries at Peace

Invisible and Visible Wounds of War-Syrian g Refugees Crisis, Syrian War Crisis, PsyWar Syndrome and their Waste on People's Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors Comparison Before and After the War and with Countries at Peace

War Experiences, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Sleep Disorders: Clinical Effectiveness of Treatment by Repeating Phrases of Positive Thoughts (TRPPT) of Mental-War Disorders in Syrian Refugees Children and Adolescents War Victims - A New Therapeutic Trial

Positive Thinking as Training program to Developing environment working in Hospitality Industry

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