ppt课件-the powerof activityin rehabilitation（积极性时间表康复）.pptVIP

* Female diagnosed with chronic schizophrenia – Hospitalized over 10 years. Showed usual confused thought patterns and low affect of sever mental pathology. During the two weeks of the ESM study, she reported positive moods twice. In both cases she was taking care of her fingernails. Staff had a professional manicurist teach her the skills of the trade. She eagerly took to the instruction and was soon caring for the nails of the rest of the patients. Her disposition changed so drastically that she was released into the community under supervision. She hung a shingle on the door and within the year was self-sufficient. For this woman caring for nails produced flow. People with depression – Experiences are indistinguishable from those of healthy people as long as they are in company and doing something that requires concentration. But, when alone with nothing to do, their minds become occupied with depressive thoughts and their mood becomes low and negative. Or they become preoccupied with anxious thoughts or something to worry about. QOL improves immensely when there is a least one other person who is willing to listen to our troubles and to support us emotionallly. Experience with family is average; not as good as with friends; not as bad as when alone. Two year study on increasing flow – Those whose frequency of flow increased 2 years later spent more time studying and less in passive leisure. Their levels of concentration, self-esteem, enjoyment, interest, was significantly higher than those whose flow decreased. * * To develop curiosity and interest. Develop a habit of doing whatever needs to be done with concentrated attention, with skill rather than inertia. Even routine tasks (e.g., washing dishes) become more rewarding if we approach them with the care it would take to make a work of art. Direct energy each day from tasks we dislike and passive leisure to something we never did before or don’t do often enough because it seems like too much