The Association Between Spirituality and Depression in Parents Caring for Children with Developmental Disabilities: Social Support and/or Last Resort

Gallagher, Stephen; Phillips, Anna C.; Helen, Lee; Carroll, Douglas

doi:10.1007/s10943-014-9839-x

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“…While this difference has been found, mothers and fathers were both shown to be actively coping, showing engagement, and using coping strategies (Sullivan, ). This broad literature on coping strategies used by mothers suggests that there may be different types of coping, including internal efforts to manage stress (Woodman & Hauser‐Cram, ), seeking support from outside sources (Findler, Jacoby, & Gabis, ), and turning to religion or spirituality for guidance (Gallagher, Phillips, Lee, & Carroll, ). Although some studies have examined coping strategies in mothers of children with special needs, fewer studies are specific to mothers of children with Down syndrome.…”

Section: Contextual Model Of Family Stressmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hope, Coping, and Relationship Quality in Mothers of Children With Down Syndrome

Cless

Goff

Durtschi

2017

J Marital Family Therapy

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Parenting a child with Down syndrome may pose unique challenges for parents' relationship quality. This study used structural equation modeling with a sample of 351 mothers of children with Down syndrome to test if hope mediated the association between mothers' various coping behaviors and mothers' relationship quality. Hope was defined as a generalized positive state that comes from a personal sense of agency. Results indicated a greater degree of religious coping and internal coping were each significantly associated with more hope, whereas support seeking was not related with more hope. Higher hope was significantly associated with greater relationship quality. Bootstrapped indirect effects from both religious coping and internal coping to hope, and then hope to relationship quality, were identified. Implications for therapists and future research are described.

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Section: Contextual Model Of Family Stressmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hope, Coping, and Relationship Quality in Mothers of Children With Down Syndrome

Cless

Goff

Durtschi

2017

J Marital Family Therapy

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“…Salah satunya penelitian yang dilakukan oleh Gallagher et al (2015) dengan metode kuantitatif dan kualitatif terhadap 32 orang tua dengan anak yang mengalami gangguan perkembangan, penelitian ini menunjukan terdapat hubungan positif antara spiritual dengan tingkat depresi orang tua artinya semakin tinggi tingkat spiritual orang tua semakin rendah tingkat depresinya. Penelitian serupa dilakukan oleh Sugianto (2014) tentang pengaruh konseling spiritual perawat terhadap tingkat kecemasan pada keluarga pasien yang dirawat di ruang ICU RSUD Sleman Yogyakarta dengan metode quasi ekperimen terhadap 20 responden menunjukan hasil bahwa terdapat pengaruh konseling spiritual perawat terhadap tingkat kecemasan pada keluarga pasien.…”

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Kebutuhan Spiritual Keluarga Dengan Anak Penderita Penyakit Kronis

Sujana¹,

Sari²,

Hidayati³

2017

JPKI

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ABSTRAKKeluarga dengan anak penderita penyakit kronis membutuhkan dukungan baik secara moril maupun spiritual. Dukungan akan kebutuhan spiritual tidak jarang dianggap hal yang kurang penting. Keluarga melaporkan belum terpenuhinya kebutuhan spiritual selama menunggu anak di rumah sakit. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui gambaran kebutuhan spiritual manakah yang paling dibutuhkan keluarga dengan anak penderita penyakit kronis di ruang rawat inap anak RS Al Islam Bandung. Penelitian ini menggunakan deskriptif kuantitatif. Jumlah sampel 39 responden dengan teknik purposive sampling dengan kuesioner yang kembangkan dari konsep kebutuhan spiritual keluarga menurut Ruth A. Tanyi dengan nilai uji validitas 0,33-1 dan nilai reliabilitas 0,93. Analisis menggunakan analisis statistic deskriptif yang menghasilkan distribusi frekuensi serta persentase masing-masing dimensi kebutuhan. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa dimensi dengan kebutuhan tertinggi adalah kebutuhan terhadap keyakinan (57,4%), diikuti oleh kebutuhan terhadap kekuatan (57,1%), kebutuhan terhadap family's preference (52,3%), kebutuhan terhadap spiritual anggota keluarga (41%), kebutuhan terhadap makna dan tujuan (39%), dan kebutuhan terhadap hubungan (37,8%). Penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa dimensi kebutuhan terhadap keyakinan merupakan dimensi kebutuhan spiritual keluarga yang dirasa paling utama oleh responden. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian tersebut disarankan agar perawat dapat meningkatkan pelayanan tentang asuhan keperawatan spiritual dengan pengembangan protap dengan memasukan enam dimensi ke dalam protab yang ada, disediakan ruang tunggu yang tenang untuk keluarga dalam beribadah, adanya konseling antara perawat dan keluarga, dan menyediakan bacaan-bacaan tentang kebutuhan spiritual keluarga. Kata kunci : kebutuhan spiritual, keluarga, penyakit kronis anak ABSTRACT Families with children with chronic illness need support both morally and spiritually. Support for spiritual needs is not uncommonly perceived as less important. The family reported not having fulfilled the spiritual needs while waiting for the child in the hospital. The aim of this research is to know the description of spiritual needs which is most needed family with children suffering from chronic illness in the inpatient

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“…Mothers of children with intellectual disabilities (ID) were significantly less happy [8], and parents of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder experienced higher levels of anxiety and stress [9,10] and also more parental stress than parents of children with TD or children with other clinical conditions such as Down syndrome, behavior disorders, ID [11,12]. In general, mothers and fathers raising children with DD report poorer physical health than parents of children with TD [7,13,14]. The limited previous research on FA in parents of children with DD showed that mothers’ anxieties were primarily connected with the child: his or her quality of life in the future, self-reliance, education, relationships with others, possibilities of employment, or financial prospects [15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Parenting and Future Anxiety: The Impact of Having a Child with Developmental Disabilities

Bujnowska

Pérez

García

et al. 2019

IJERPH

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This study examined differences in future anxiety (FA) among mothers and fathers of children with and without developmental disabilities (DD), and it also analyzed differences in FA within the group of parents of children with DD taking into consideration parent-related factors and child-related factors. A group of 167 parents of children with DD were compared to a group of 103 parents of children with typical development. The group with DD included children with autism spectrum disorders, sensory disorders, and intellectual disability. Parents completed the Future Anxiety Scale-FAS1. Mothers of children with DD had a higher general level of FA than fathers of children with and without DD. Mothers of children with DD reported higher anxiety about their future health and the meaning of their future life than fathers of children with DD. For parents of children with DD, those with lower education, male children, and older children reported higher FA. The group at risk of highest general FA are mothers of children with DD, especially those without a professional career. Similarly, parents of teenagers and/or sons with DD are at increased risk of FA.

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The Association Between Spirituality and Depression in Parents Caring for Children with Developmental Disabilities: Social Support and/or Last Resort

Cited by 39 publications

References 56 publications

Hope, Coping, and Relationship Quality in Mothers of Children With Down Syndrome

Hope, Coping, and Relationship Quality in Mothers of Children With Down Syndrome

Kebutuhan Spiritual Keluarga Dengan Anak Penderita Penyakit Kronis

Parenting and Future Anxiety: The Impact of Having a Child with Developmental Disabilities

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