2001
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-44462001000600019
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Relação família-paciente no transtorno obsessivo-compulsivo

Abstract: IntroduçãoEmbora muitos estudos têm avaliado e proposto a inclusão de familiares no tratamento de pessoas com comportamentos obsessivo-compulsivos, 1-5 poucos analisam os processos de interação familiar como responsáveis pelo desenvolvimento e pela gravidade de tais comportamentos.O objetivo deste artigo é analisar relações familiares como mantenedoras e produtoras do transtorno obsessivocompulsivo (TOC).A análise apresentada baseia-se no estudo de Calvocoressi et al, 6 que, partindo da suposição de que a inve… Show more

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“…These feelings of insecurity could lead to intermittent and inconsistent reactions by family members, sometimes participating in the rituals, sometimes not, or even opposing them, which tends to aggravate or perpetuate the symptoms, worsening everyone's suffering and quality of life. 39 Interestingly, in the present study, insecurity feelings were more likely to occur among female caregivers, those who were either parents or children of the patient (and not spouses), caregivers who were not currently working and those who presented a worse evaluation of their own health status. The caregiver's age was not significantly associated with any factor, similarly to studies involving caregivers of patients with dementia.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 41%
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“…These feelings of insecurity could lead to intermittent and inconsistent reactions by family members, sometimes participating in the rituals, sometimes not, or even opposing them, which tends to aggravate or perpetuate the symptoms, worsening everyone's suffering and quality of life. 39 Interestingly, in the present study, insecurity feelings were more likely to occur among female caregivers, those who were either parents or children of the patient (and not spouses), caregivers who were not currently working and those who presented a worse evaluation of their own health status. The caregiver's age was not significantly associated with any factor, similarly to studies involving caregivers of patients with dementia.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 41%
“…Furthermore, since the relatives notice the patient's anxiety and suffering caused by the OCD symptoms, they feel insecure (another dimension that was obtained in this study) in not knowing how to act, and whether they should or should not set limits regarding the patient's safety‐seeking behaviors. These feelings of insecurity could lead to intermittent and inconsistent reactions by family members, sometimes participating in the rituals, sometimes not, or even opposing them, which tends to aggravate or perpetuate the symptoms, worsening everyone's suffering and quality of life 39 . Interestingly, in the present study, insecurity feelings were more likely to occur among female caregivers, those who were either parents or children of the patient (and not spouses), caregivers who were not currently working and those who presented a worse evaluation of their own health status.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shame, stigma, and guilt are common feelings among caregivers, but a lack of research regarding family and marital problems involving obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) exists, [12,13] particularly in developing countries like Brazil. [14] Few systematic studies exist regarding the consequences of caring for OCD sufferers, such as impact, stress, disability, burden, hope, and coping. [12,[15][16][17][18][19][20] It is known that, due to the clinical features of this condition, relatives are often involved in the patient's core symptoms, which can alter the entire daily routine and dominate family life, [21] with an adverse effect on the relatives' quality of life.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Todos os produtos da reforma psiquiátrica, como as comunidades terapêuticas, Hospitais Dia, psicofármacos e as discussões provenientes deste debate, fomentaram o surgimento do trabalho do at (SILVA, 2005). Segundo Estellita-Lins et al (2009), a experiência do acompanhamento terapêutico no Brasil, e talvez na Argentina, pode ser considerada um caminho particular quanto aos resultados, pois embora se origine de um campo teórico comum, todas as iniciativas que tomaram impulso na segunda metade do século XX foram de suporte e intervenção comunitária (com psicóticos ou não). A discussão sobre o Acompanhamento Terapêutico não deve estar desvinculada de uma revisão sobre a Psicologia, sobretudo a psicologia clínica.…”
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