Resiliência e Psicologia Transpessoal: fortalecimento de valores, ações e espiritualidade

Simão, Manoel José Pereira; Saldanha, Vera

doi:10.15343/0104-78092012362291302

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“…This data is ratified by the Andrade et al study [35] evolving cancer survivals, where the most proportion of high resilience was on the individuals who haven't participated in religious practices. In despite of the data from this research don't refer relation to the religiosity adaptation capacity, field researchers consider that the religious engagement, understood as social support and coping strategies, provide comfort, well-being, a optimistic future vision, adjustments and internal resources to adversities overcoming, helping at the maintenance and to minimize the health aggravations and competing to the psychological resilience increasing [36] .…”

Section: Associations To the Resiliencementioning

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The Resilience And Its Relation To The People Who Acquired Physical Deficiency Socio Demographic Economical Profile

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Objective: to investigate the association between the socio demographic and economical factors to the resilience of people who acquired physical deficiency. Methodology: it is about a descriptive and exploratory design with the quantitative approach, developed in the Foundation Center for Integrated Support for patients with Disabilities in João Pessoa/PB, with 69 physical deficient people. Results:The found resilience average among the population was of 138.26. In the socio demographic and economical characteristics considered, only the gender and schooling showed statistical inferences on the participants' resilience, where the condition to being men and have a satisfactory schooling level favored the adaptive capacity development.

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The Resilience And Its Relation To The People Who Acquired Physical Deficiency Socio Demographic Economical Profile

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“…PB's indication treats better standard-treatment processes, with proposal in which the session extends beyond the therapeutic setting with tools that the patient takes to his everyday life (Hegenberg, 2010). In this sense, the Transpersonal Integrative Approach (TIA) presents methodological principles oriented by a theory and practice that offer enough subsidiesfor a psychotherapeutic process in Transpersonal Brief Therapy (TBP) (Saldanha, 2008;Simão, 2010;Simão & Saldanha, 2012).…”

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“…In TIA, the therapist does not interpret the content, he/she is a facilitator who accompanies, welcome and stimulate the experiential (Reason Emotion Intuition and Sensation -REIS) and evolutionary axes through technical procedures so that the patient access the content purport in his consciousness in order to promote his development, awareness of nature and the extension of his conflicts, capacities and potentialities. The therapist assists the patient to localize, map and situate his difficulties and propitiates resilience and adaptation (Saldanha, 2008;Simão & Saldanha, 2012).…”

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Influence of transpersonal brief psychotherapy on depression and anxiety in patients with Crohn's disease

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2023

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Introduction: Crohn’s disease is a chronic illness with continuous and longstanding treatment, being these patients more vulnerable to develop psychological disorders. Objectives: Evaluating the effects of Transpersonal Brief Psychotherapy over anxiety and depression on patients with Crohn’s disease. Method: The sample was composed by 11 Crohn’s disease patients of both sexes and mean age of 40 years old. It was used the clinical method and the procedure consisted of treatment with Transpersonal Brief Psychotherapy based on the theoretical reference of the Transpersonal Integrative Approach with data collection before and after the psychotherapy. The following instruments were used: Sociodemographic Questionnaire, Beck Anxiety Inventory, Beck Depression Inventory and the Crohn’s Disease Activity Index. In order to evaluate the results, it was applied descriptive analysis and the statistical methodology with Wilcoxon test. Results: The procedure turned out to be effective to all instruments (p<0.05) and the most significant result was to depression (-76.8%), followed by anxiety (-62%) and the disease activity (-35%). Conclusion: The Transpersonal Brief Psychotherapy has brought meaningful benefits to patients with Crohn’s disease, reducing the levels of anxiety, depression and the severity of Crohn’s disease and, consequently, it has improved their life quality.

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“…Resilience is a person's ability to adapt to the situations which he/she has to face and with which he/she has to deal in order to achieve an internal and external harmony (Simão and Saldanha, 2012). The same authors contend that this person, throughout his/her life cycle, may have to face stressful situations that can have negative repercussions in his/her life affecting both his/her physical or mental health.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Lifelong experiences can vary according to the person's age, to time, to his/her educational and sociocultural level (Simão & Saldanha, 2012). http://dx.doi.org/10.15405/epsbs.2018.11.9 Corresponding Author: Conceição Martins Selection and peer-review under…”

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Resilience In Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review Of The Literature

Martins¹

2018

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Any oncological disease puts people in a situation in which they have to deal with deep pain and the way in which they will be able to respond to this situation will affect their life. Hence, the important question to ask is if oncological diseases put people in a situation of suffering. Does the way they respond to this situation have any influence on their condition of life? The objective of our study was to verify how cancer patients' level of resilience can affect the situation they find themselves in and the way they will accept treatments which contribute to the development of resilience by promoting a greater use of the patients' protective factors. The patients' efforts to resist the disease process and the physical and emotional turmoil that their condition causes allows us to confirm the presence or the absence of this inner strength and to find ways to increase the patients' resilience, a positive state of mind that will help them face their condition. The findings suggest that resilience increases as time goes by and in response to the prescribed treatments. This is significantly associated with a lower sense of hopelessness and higher levels of supportive and social perception. Patients experiencing experiential and attitudinal values during the treatment process can find a meaning in the fact that they have fallen ill and will tend to better accept the way their own lives had been turned upside down, a perspective that will help favour resilience. The ability to overcome adverse situations gives new meaning to life and resilience. A more spiritual way of life and a higher resilience level help the patients to adapt more easily to the oncological treatments they will have to go through.

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Resiliência e Psicologia Transpessoal: fortalecimento de valores, ações e espiritualidade

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

The Resilience And Its Relation To The People Who Acquired Physical Deficiency Socio Demographic Economical Profile

The Resilience And Its Relation To The People Who Acquired Physical Deficiency Socio Demographic Economical Profile

Influence of transpersonal brief psychotherapy on depression and anxiety in patients with Crohn's disease

Resilience In Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review Of The Literature

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