Students of occupational therapy treatment of psychological effects of weariness.docVIP

Students of occupational therapy treatment of psychological effects of weariness [Paper Keywords] occupational therapy students psychological weariness [Abstract] Objective To investigate the occupational therapy students weariness treatment of mental disorders. Methods Morita therapy principles, to the 125 patients enrolled in the occupational therapy students weariness. Occupational therapy in two phases, the first phase aimed to break the tired Emotion based learning students and reduce weariness are a variety of negative emotions, mainly for the second phase of recovery weariness of those self-confidence, improve self-esteem level. before and after treatment with the symptom checklist of symptoms and self-esteem scale were assessed, with statistical significance test software. Results occupational therapy students to eliminate the existence of negative emotions weariness, improve self-esteem and restore confidence in ability to have significant effects, and prompts students weariness was more psychological problems, not mental illness. Conclusion job therapy can change the pattern of cognitive weariness of middle school students, eliminate emotional disorders, the treatment of secondary school students weariness with good results. Many secondary school students is a weariness of the most common mental disorders, the most hazardous issue, more and more families, schools, social concern. Weariness is that students lose interest in school life, producing weary indifference held and other psychological state of the poor performance in the operation. weariness is a psychological disorder, usually manifested cognitive biases students weariness, a lack of interest in learning, learning an unpleasant experience. clinically outstanding performance as sensitive, over-concerned about their physical health, fatigue, depression, anxiety, interpersonal tension, hostility, paranoia and other symptoms. weariness of the treatment in the past few students reported that