Propiedades psicométricas del Profile of Mood States (POMS) en personas con demencia y su aplicación en la evaluación de los efectos de la danza creativa terapéutica

Andres-Teran, A L De; Pérez-Sáez, Enrique; Cernuda-Lago, Amador; Sanchez-Vazquez, R

doi:10.33588/rn.6805.2018266

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“…After the therapeutic creative dance sessions, the patients' stress, depression and confusion decreased, the vitality factor increased significantly. Thus, it was concluded that therapeutic creative dance can provide emotional benefits to dementia patients [73]. In another study, it was found that individuals reached a higher range of motion and knee torque values, and therefore, the risk of falling of individuals decreased with the low-impact dance program performed with 26 middle-aged and old individuals [74].…”

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Art Therapy with the Extent of Health Promotion

MOLLAOĞLU¹,

Mollaoğlu²,

Yanmış³

2022

Health Promotion

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Health and art disciplines have worked in cooperation for the development of health from past to present. Today’s understanding of health requires the integration of concepts, such as creative thinking, intuitive and aesthetic knowledge, spiritual awareness, integration, and maturation, which are extremely important in the development of health. The examination of the process of making and creating art and the development of aesthetic sensations that occur at the end of this process play an important role in both the development of health, the growth and maturation of the individual, and the recovery and repair of illness. Art activities not only support holistic health but also act as a source of motivation for well-being. The inclusion of art in health care services has positive effects on society from the more broad perspective of health professionals, patients, and their families. In this review, the relationship between art and health, which is as old as human history, is discussed in line with the literature review, and the dimension of art in improving health is examined. In addition, in line with the studies carried out, the effects of art therapy on individuals with health problems and art therapy methods are discussed.

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Section: Dance Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%

Art Therapy with the Extent of Health Promotion

MOLLAOĞLU¹,

Mollaoğlu²,

Yanmış³

2022

Health Promotion

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“…Behavioral surveys and cognitive testing batteries were given biweekly at WK0 (baseline), WK2, WK4, and WK6. Shortened Profile of Mood States (POMS) and Dynamic Visual Analog Mood Scale (D-VAMS) surveys were administered on a computer and used to quantify the following surrogates of mood and behavior: anger, anxiety, depression, fatigue, happiness, restfulness, and vigor (Wyrwich and Yu, 2011;Barrows and Thomas, 2018;de Andrés Terán et al, 2019).…”

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The effects of a 6-week controlled, hypocaloric ketogenic diet, with and without exogenous ketone salts, on cognitive performance and mood states in overweight and obese adults

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BackgroundKetogenic diets are a commonly used weight loss method, but little is known how variations in sodium content and ketones influence cognition and mood during the early keto-adaptation period.ObjectivesTo investigate the effects of an exogenous ketone salt (KS) as part of a hypocaloric KD on mood and cognitive outcomes in overweight and obese adults. A secondary objective was to evaluate changes in biochemical markers associated with inflammatory and cognitive responses.Materials and methodsAdults who were overweight or obese participated in a 6-week controlled-feeding intervention comparing hypocaloric diets (∼75% of energy expenditure). KD groups received twice daily ketone salt (KD + KS; n = 12) or a flavor-matched placebo, free of minerals (KD + PL; n = 13). A separate group of age and BMI matched adults were later assigned to an isoenergetic low-fat diet (LFD; n = 12) as comparison to KD. Mood was assessed by shortened Profile of Mood States and Visual Analog Mood Scale surveys. Cognitive function was determined by the Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics mental test battery.ResultsBoth KD groups achieved nutritional ketosis. Fasting serum glucose decreased in both KD groups, whereas glucose was unaffected in the LFD. Insulin decreased at week 2 and remained lower in all groups. At week 2, depression scores in the KD + PL group were higher compared to KD + KS. Performance in the math processing and go/no-go cognitive tests were lower for KD + PL and LFD participants, respectively, compared to KD + KS. Serum leptin levels decreased for all groups throughout the study but were higher for KD + KS group at week 6. Serum TNF-α steadily increased for LFD participants, reaching significance at week 6.ConclusionDuring a short-term hypocaloric diet, no indication of a consistent decline in mood or cognitive function were seen in participants following either KD, despite KD + PL being relatively low in sodium. WK2 scores of “anger” and “depression” were higher in the LFD and KD + PL groups, suggesting that KS may attenuate negative mood parameters during the early intervention stages.

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La actividad artística como regulador de los procesos de ansiedad y agresividad en niños

Peláez

Lago

2020

RPE

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Existen investigaciones y publicaciones que indican que la danza es una buena herramienta para ayudar a los niños a regular sus niveles de estrés y a reducir su nivel de ansiedad. Objetivo: El objetivo de esta investigación, es el de evaluar comparativamente el efecto de la práctica regular de danza en el control del estrés y la disminución de la ansiedad en niños. Materiales y método: Estudio de corte experimental de tipo longitudinal, con muestra no probabilística intencional de 146 niños, 50 niños del grupo experimental que asistieron al programa de danza, 50 niños que practicaban actividad física regular y 46 niños sedentarios. Se aplicaron los cuestionarios CAS, STAIC y el Inventario de Estrés Cotidiano Infantil (IECI). Resultados: El grupo de danza tuvo el mayor descenso en niveles de estrés y ansiedad. El grupo con ejercicio físico deportivo mostró una tendencia marcada a permanecer constante. En el grupo control de niños sedentarios, sin ningún tratamiento, se halló una notable inclinación hacia el aumento de los niveles de estrés. Los resultados confirman que el estrés puede disminuir con la práctica regular de danza. El ejercicio físico deportivo también reduce, pero sin la misma estabilidad en los resultados ya que, en algunos casos individuales, aumenta los niveles de ansiedad y estrés.

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Propiedades psicométricas del Profile of Mood States (POMS) en personas con demencia y su aplicación en la evaluación de los efectos de la danza creativa terapéutica

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Art Therapy with the Extent of Health Promotion

Art Therapy with the Extent of Health Promotion

The effects of a 6-week controlled, hypocaloric ketogenic diet, with and without exogenous ketone salts, on cognitive performance and mood states in overweight and obese adults

La actividad artística como regulador de los procesos de ansiedad y agresividad en niños

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