Art Therapeutic Techniques to Provide Psychological Assistance

Ivzhenko, Inna; Ganna, Ganna; Demchenko, Iryna; Dzhyhun, Liudmyla; Lytvynenko, Vitalina Anatoliivna; Kacherova, Olha

doi:10.18662/brain/13.4/376

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“…This will allow reaching more customers and patients than by using conventional technologies only. Art therapy is a widely used method among psychologists and psychotherapists in Ukraine (Ivzhenko et al, 2022), as evidenced by the significant participation of specialists in events like the "Art-Practice" festivals and training programmes organised by educational institutions such as "Osnova" ("Osnova" -the international training…n.d.) and the Institute of Developmental Psychology MAXimum (n.d.).…”

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This study presents the anticipation model of implicit attitude. According to this model, implicit attitude is a part of the general nonspecific characteristics of an object or situation fixed in an individual's experience. This experience can be applied to new objects or situations without considering their specificity and become a basis for anticipation of their properties. The validity of such an approach is confirmed by psychosemantical study. The proposed model eliminates the issue of attitude being artificial because it emphasises its functional importance in the cognition process and behaviour. Implicit attitude is considered an aspect of experience that serves as a basis for forming preliminary mental representations of objects. This approach allows for the integration of original and modern conceptions of attitude. The results obtained render a generalised interpretation of such well-known psychological phenomena as the halo effect and the spreading attitude effect

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Artificial Intelligence Painting Interactive Experience Discovers Possibilities for Emotional Healing in the Post-pandemic Era

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Digital applications as tools for psychological adaptation of citizens to changes

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2023

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Due to the military aggression of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, citizens experience acute stress, other mental and emotional burdens, and mental disorders. Digital technologies can serve as a tool to improve mental health and psychological support for citizens, especially for those who have limited access to direct contact with a psychotherapist, by developing applications for psychological adaptation and maintaining mental balance. The purpose of the study is to determine the availability and optimal content of mobile applications for the mental health and psychological balance of Ukrainians. A search and analysis of existing solutions in the category of E-MentalHealth (digital services for mental health) in Ukraine and other countries was conducted. An empirical study of their features was conducted, and a proposal for optimal content for mobile applications as auxiliary tools for working with a psychotherapist specialist or for providing psychological assistance to citizens during martial law was formed. To assess the need for such applications, a survey, “My psychological state in the evacuation”, was conducted among respondents outside the country. The online questionnaire “Ukrainians and digital services” was used to determine the most important features among the list of formed offers for optimal application content. It was attended mainly by young people who remained in the country during the military aggression. The results confirmed the need for mobile applications for mental health and psychological assistance among Ukrainian citizens, including those who stayed in the country during the war and those who were evacuated to other countries. Recommendations are given for mandatory features that can be considered technical requirements for developing or improving a multifunctional application in the category of E-Mental-Health

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Art Therapeutic Techniques to Provide Psychological Assistance

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Artificial Intelligence Painting Interactive Experience Discovers Possibilities for Emotional Healing in the Post-pandemic Era

Digital applications as tools for psychological adaptation of citizens to changes

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