Marital and family therapy

Ahluwalia, Hargun; Anand, Tanya; Suman, L. N.

doi:10.4103/psychiatry.indianjpsychiatry_19_18

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“…Relaxation techniques can help patients manage their feelings on their own. Marital therapy can help patients and their spouses deal with complex emotions and challenges, as well as any related issues that may have contributed to the incident [19][20][21]. It is generally advised to combine supportive psychotherapy with antidepressant supplements or pharmacotherapy [21].…”

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Psychiatric Approach in Phantom Erection Postpenectomy Patient

Arizona

Yulianti

Fithriyah

2023

Case Reports in Psychiatry

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Introduction. Phantom limb pain is a pain sensation experienced in the area of the missing body part. The pain generally appears in the first few days after surgery. PLP could occur in teeth, tongue, breast, eyes, rectum, bladder, testicles, and penis. Phantom pain in the penis is not only felt as pain but sometimes as an erection or urination, even after the removal of the penis. Clinical Case. A 35-year-old man was referred to the psychiatrist due to phantom erection after undergoing reimplantation of the penis by the urologist. A few days before the referral, he was admitted to the emergency department after a penile amputation that his wife performed. During the recovery phase after the penile reimplantation procedure, the patient worried about his penis’ outcome and became depressed. The patient was in severe anxiety and moderate-to-severe depression status. Treatment. The patient was given nonpsychopharmacology such as supportive psychotherapy, family psychoeducation, relaxation and marital therapy, and psychopharmacology, such as amitriptyline 12.5 Mg PO two times a day and clobazam 10 Mg PO each day for 3 months. One and a half months later, his anxiety and depression were better. Conclusion. A psychiatric approach was needed in an amputated limb patient with psychopathologic symptoms. Nonpsychopharmacotherapy and psychopharmacotherapy were needed if the patient had symptoms. Further studies with a large number will be necessary to validate the psychiatric approach in amputated limb patients with psychopathologic symptoms cases.

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Psychiatric Approach in Phantom Erection Postpenectomy Patient

Arizona

Yulianti

Fithriyah

2023

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Strategic and Milan Systemic Theories: Approaches and Applications

Stauffer,

Ambrose,

Robbins

2021

Foundations of Couples, Marriage, and Family Counseling 2nd Edition

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Travmatik Yaşantıların Bağımlılık Tedavi Sürecine Etkisi

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2022

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Objective: Substance addiction is one of the primary public health problems. The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of traumatic experiences of patients who were addicted and their families on addiction treatment process. Method:The sample of the study was composed of patients registered in the surveillance system of a District Health Directorate Addiction Unit and individuals and their families treated in the addiction clinic of a private hospital. Socio-Demographic Information Form, Traumatic Experiences List and Addiction Profile Index were applied to the participants. Results:Of the 82 people participated in the study, 52.4% were those living in the community, 47.6% were hospital sample. Participants were between the ages of 17 and 55 (median age is 28), 93% of them are male. 66.2% of individuals reported that they experienced a traumatic event before substance abuse, 86.2% during addiction and 33.8% during treatment. 85.7% of individuals with trauma experience reported that they did not receive any support for their traumatic experiences at any time during the treatment process, Only 14.3% received psychological support. A significant relationship was found between the quality of the relationship with family members the traumatic event exposure before addiction, and the traumatic experiences of caregiver during treatment and compliance with treatment. Conclusion:The findings of the study show that the frequency of traumatic experiences was high in substance-addicted individuals and their families, drug addiction treatments should be sensitive to trauma and the importance of developing family-supported psychosocial interventions.

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Marital and family therapy

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Psychiatric Approach in Phantom Erection Postpenectomy Patient

Psychiatric Approach in Phantom Erection Postpenectomy Patient

Strategic and Milan Systemic Theories: Approaches and Applications

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