Psychiatrie et ambiance

Chaperot, Christophe; Altobelli, Adrien

doi:10.1016/j.evopsy.2013.07.009

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“…Moreover, it seems to us that this narrativity of the everyday invites us to consider the social and institutional context, which forms the daily world of the patient and the therapist as an integral part of psychotherapy. The exploration of a specific dimension of everydayness in psychotherapy can thus be situated in line with the consideration of the atmosphere of an institution, as analyzed by Oury and Tosquelles in institutional psychotherapy [42]. In contemporary research, this can lead to a deeper understanding of the links between phenomenology and social psychiatry [43], as well as with other approaches such as Soteria therapy [44].…”

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Exploration of Everydayness in Schizophrenia: A Phenomenological Approach

Troubé

2020

Psychopathology

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This article explores everydayness as a specific form of experience of the world and its alterations in schizophrenia. In the field of phenomenological psychopathology, the transformations of subjective experience in schizophrenia have been the subject of a great deal of work, but the relationship between these alterations of subjective experience and the experience of the everyday remains largely unexplored. A phenomenological point of view leads us to explore everydayness as a constitutive framework of experience, one that may be impeded in schizophrenia. The question of the everyday allows us to bridge the gap between the descriptions of subjective experience proposed by phenomenological psychopathology and what is at stake in therapeutic treatment. It seems to us that the work of constructing an individual narrative of the everyday may be a useful psychotherapeutic approach for helping patients rebuild the framework of everydayness.

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Exploration of Everydayness in Schizophrenia: A Phenomenological Approach

Troubé

2020

Psychopathology

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“…The latter serves as a measurement tool in psychiatry, carried out by the clinician, not as a self-administered questionnaire. An interval of one month between the two examination times was chosen to have the same climatic conditions at both times (to avoid the bias of climatic and seasonal effects) [9].…”

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The Impact of Ramadan Fasting on Sleep and Treatment Compliance in Psychiatric Patients: A Survey Study.

Ben Mbarek,

Amamou,

Ben Haouala

et al. 2024

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Background: During Ramadan, fasting is a duty for all healthy adult Muslims. During this month, there is a major and abrupt break in chrono-biological rhythms, sleep duration and timing, and the activity/rest cycle. Aims: This study aims to explore the impact of the month of Ramadan, with its various biological, behavioral, and social repercussions, on mental health in Tunisian psychiatric patients who may or may not be fasting. Objective: To determine the impact of the month of Ramadan on sleep and treatment compliance in psychiatric patients. Methods: This was a survey study of all patients under follow-up at the Monastir psychiatric outpatient department for mental disorders, with two measurements during and after the month of Ramadan in 2019 (i.e., from May 05 to June 04, 2019, the number of hours of fasting in Tunisia was between 15h 43 min and 16 h 36 min). The data was analyzed in 2020. Results: After studying 107 survey responses twice, during and after Ramadan, this study shows that sleep quality was significantly impaired during Ramadan for both fasters and non-fasters. There was also a significant difference between Ramadan and post-Ramadan in terms of treatment compliance; hence, adherence to treatment in the study population depended on the Ramadan effect and not the Fasting effect. Conclusion: This study showed that sleep quality assessed by the ISI insomnia scale was significantly impaired during the month of Ramadan for both fasting and non-fasting subjects. Also, adherence to treatment in the study population depended on the Ramadan effect and not the fasting effect.

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“…Dès la première séance de l'atelier thérapeutique dans lequel nous avons rencontré Léonard, son désir d'indépendance s'est dessiné comme un leitmotiv dans son discours. Ceci peut s'entendre naturellement comme le désir du sujet addicté de s'affranchir de son assujettissement au toxique, de cet esclavage aliénant suggéré par l'étymologie du terme « addiction » 6 . Les propos de Léonard ont, à maintes reprises, confirmé cette quête de liberté.…”

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“…C. Chaperot([5], p. 93-210), C. Chaperot et A. Altobelli ([6], p. 541-555) recourent au terme « sous-jacence » (employé par J. Oury au sens de la charge inconsciente du désir) pour souligner la dimension inconsciente de l'ambiance institutionnelle.…”

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Evzonas

2016

L'Évolution Psychiatrique

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Psychiatrie et ambiance

Cited by 16 publications

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Exploration of Everydayness in Schizophrenia: A Phenomenological Approach

Exploration of Everydayness in Schizophrenia: A Phenomenological Approach

The Impact of Ramadan Fasting on Sleep and Treatment Compliance in Psychiatric Patients: A Survey Study.

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