Psychodrama: helping families to adapt to childhood diabetes

Bektaş, Berna

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“…Of course, the effect of psychodrama on these diseases is not a direct one. In fact, the psychological or mental effects of psychodrama will improve the signs and symptoms of these diseases (Bektas 2006). However according to our search in databases, we did not find any study showing the impact of psychodrama on the signs and symptoms of adolescent girls' diseases.…”

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confidence: 73%

“…Some documents reported that psychodrama is effective on improving the physical signs of some diseases. In this regard, Bektas (2006) reported a reduction of glycosylated hemoglobin level in the diabetic children after psychodrama, though this could not be considered a direct result of psychodrama. In this study, the diabetic children might have benefited indirectly through changes in their parents' behavior and better communication within them.…”

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The Effects of Psychodrama on the Health of Adolescent Girls: A Systematic Review

Daemi

Rahimparvar

2018

JCCNC

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Background: During the growth process, young adults are often exposed to and involved in a number of risky behaviors which can have permanent social and health-related consequences. Moreover in clinical practice with adolescents, they frequently miss to comply with a therapeutic program. In this regard, designing proper interventions for adolescent behaviors is necessary. Psychodrama is a kind of non-scripted theater often used as a psychotherapy. The purpose of this review is to determine the effect of psychodrama on the health of adolescent girls. Methods: Resources were searched in the databases of Scopus, Ovid, Science Direct, PubMed, Web of Science, IranMedex, and SID, with keywords of "psychodrama", "adolescence", "teenager", "health", and "girls". Both English and Persian resources without time limitation were reviewed. Results: In total, 1840 relevant studies were found. By respecting inclusion criteria, 8 interventional studies were selected to be included in this review. In these studies, some of the effects of psychodrama, such as improving anxiety, depression, oppositional deviant disorder, hyperactivity, frustration, emotional regulation, aggression, conflict resolution skills, forgiveness, self-esteem, and communication skills were determined. Conclusion: The study results indicate improvement of some topics of mental or social health of the adolescent girls. It is suggested that other topics of mental and social health be investigated and more valid studies be designed on the effects of psychodrama on the mental and social and physical health of adolescent girls.

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The Effects of Psychodrama on the Health of Adolescent Girls: A Systematic Review

Daemi

Rahimparvar

2018

JCCNC

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“…Any study cited in the literature has examined the influence of the psychodrama technique on the harmony of parents with the new role relationship they acquire with the disease. However, Bektas (38) conducted a study that reviewed the effect of psychodrama in the harmonization of families with T1DM.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…With the social atom study repeated in the 20th session, the children were not anymore in the orbit. In a study, Bektas (38) looked at the effect of psychodrama in adapting families to T1DM, the contribution of psychodrama to families' developing positive relationships with their children was also mentioned. This finding is similar to our study.…”

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The Effect of Psychodrama Group Therapy on the Role Skills, Adaptation Process, Quality of Life and Depression Applied to Mothers of Children with Type 1 Diabetes: A Mixed Methods Study

Meral¹,

Yıldırım²

2020

JAREN

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Objective: This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the psychodrama group therapy on the quality of life and depression of mothers whose children have been diagnosed with T1DM, to retrieve a new relationship of mutually interactive roles in the relationship between mothers who have necessarily regressed to physiological roles with children who have been diagnosed with T1DM, and to raise the adaptability of mothers. Method: Group study with mothers with children with type 1 diabetes was consisted of 22 sessions. Fourteen individuals were included in the study: six in the therapy group and eight in the control group. The convergent parallel design, a mixed research method was used in the study. The quantitative data from the research were acquired using a “Personal Information Form”, “Beck Depression Inventory Scale (BDI)”, and “World Health Organization Quality of Life Scale Turkish Version (WHOQOL-BREF-TR)”. The qualitative research data were collected using “Group Records Subjected to a Qualitative Content Analysis” and the “Social Atom Orbit Content” of participants acquired in the group application with Moreno’s social atom orbit. Results: In the study, a statistically significant decrease was found between the BDI of the group members who participated in psychodrama application pre-test post-test scores (p<0.05). It was determined that WHOQOL-BREF-TR scale scores in the therapy group increased in the posttest. In this study, the mother-child relationship was redefined by using psychodrama techniques. The formerly regressed relationship has now been transformed to a relationship of mutual contact. Conclusion: The results of our group study demonstrated that administering the psychodrama technique reduces the levels of depression in mothers with children diagnosed with T1DM, increased their quality of life scores, and was effective in harmonizing with the lives and other roles in life of the mothers.

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Psychodrama: helping families to adapt to childhood diabetes

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The Effects of Psychodrama on the Health of Adolescent Girls: A Systematic Review

The Effects of Psychodrama on the Health of Adolescent Girls: A Systematic Review

The Effect of Psychodrama Group Therapy on the Role Skills, Adaptation Process, Quality of Life and Depression Applied to Mothers of Children with Type 1 Diabetes: A Mixed Methods Study

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