More difficult for women than men will return to day life – a day after a traumatic event that they perceive the world as more dangerous than men. That a new Israeli study shows held after the Second Lebanon War.
Many studies show that women report more symptoms of stress following traumatic events and urged as wars, accidents sexual assaults. Researchers from the Department of Psychology at the Academic College of Tel – Hai asked to check whether there are differences between the sexes in the development of symptoms of stress and why such an event recovery.
In a survey of 870 adults and a similar number of teenagers, were examined gender differences in two areas related to long-term effects of a traumatic event: the level of symptoms of stress (stress) and recovery (back to life a day – a day).
Women and girls reported a higher level of symptoms Stress: 23% of women and 31% of girls reported feeling a high level of fear versus 10% of men and 9% of the boys. 31% of women and 23% of girls reported feeling stress, compared to 18% of men and 13% of the boys. 31% of women and 32% of the girls reported nervousness compared with 27% of men and boys.
The women also reported a lower level of the day back to life – the day: 64% of women reported that their morale is less good than before the event, 30% said morale it This and 6% claimed that he was better before the event. By contrast 56% of men claimed that their morale as well as pre-event, 34% said the same morale and 9% claimed that he was better. Other measures related to the social activity and the degree of optimism, the women showed signs of recovery as good.
More research suggests that women and girls reported more feelings of danger, that is, they perceive the world as more dangerous than the males they catch him. 21% of women feel that their life very much at risk, 25% feel that a moderate degree, 55% feel that a lesser extent, on the other hand 13% of men feel that their lives at risk to a great extent, 21% feel that a moderate degree and 67% feel that if low.
“study, a sense of danger was closely connected with symptoms of stress,” explains Prof. Shaul Kimhi, other authors “I mean, the more the more sense of danger there are more symptoms of stress and less recovery back to life a day – day.
Looking at the world it seems dangerous, will be feeling more pressure will be more difficult to return to normal after a traumatic event
Physical activity can improve the nature and sense of personal well-being, relax and improve mental health. You do not have time for that? Five minutes of outside activity will do the job. A new study shows that even small amounts of green activities are of significant impact on mental health.
more and more evidence gathered that the combination of activities such as walking or cycling along with nature, improves personal welfare and reduces the risk of mental illness. But, until now it was unclear how long the green activity that would be good enough to mind.
In this study, British researchers examined data collected on 1,252 people who participated in ten different studies. The researchers argue that the first time in the scientific literature, they were able to show the ratio of the dose – response of the positive effects of nature on mental health.
The study found significant and very rapid improvements in mood, self-esteem and sense of personal well-being among people who invested in five minutes as a green activity park, a garden in the backyard or going for natural.
They tested various types of outdoor activities, including walking, gardening, traveling on bicycles, fishing and horseback riding, in places such as parks, gardens and paths in the wild. Greatest effect observed within five minutes of activity only. The more time that has been made in the green environment exercise was longer, the positive effect of increased and it was clear, but a lower yield in relation to prolonged time.
The study published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology journal showed that physical and mental health changes were particularly significant in young people suffering from mental. But, people of all ages and social groups made the activity.
all habitats kind to the participants, including parks in urban areas. The largest effect is Achsahahatamlut Green took place in such water also contained a lake or river.
The researchers explain that according to scientific literature, short-term improvements in mental health beneficial long-term health. According to them, if people take care of themselves more through green exercise, the potential benefit of man, society and health services budget, is large. Turns out it does not require too much
The psychologists and single women
single phenomenon of late (over 30) is a phenomenon often known today becomes the oppressive and frustrating. If up to 30 years we have been busy in our career and spend time with friends, prior to the beginning of the third decade of our lives, suddenly we find that almost all of our friends have already found their complementary half, some even set up a family. Of course not all unmarried after the age of 30 have to run to psychologists and look where the problem is, only those who feel they lack intimacy absence fills them in frustration and hurts their satisfaction of life.
when to turn to psychologists?
often immediate surroundings begins to apply pressure to raise questions like “Why are you not married ? When will my grandchildren “? And no, not that the mark to turn to psychologists. But your personal feeling. When loneliness begins to give the same influence on the self-confidence, self leads to questions of “what others do not have? What’s wrong with me? Why can not I find a mate?” Or, alternatively, when it singles out of date now and can develop, but unfortunately No luck in their relationship does not last more than a few weeks makes this conduct a predetermined script because it is unclear Single.
The problem worsens when the environment is trying to help but basically harmless bachelor style with accusations of “You’re too selective,” “When will you learn to compromise?” and “Your requirements are too high, never find anyone like this.” those messages simultaneously stressful feeling bachelor factors which compromise the appearance, and the mental connection.
Many times these failures following accusations the following relationships one by one, to develop a sense of singles despair and begin to believe that maybe for them it’s not really meant to be. It’s time to turn to psychologists.
what psychologists can contribute?
treatment for psychological help can primarily single that are desperate to try to understand his reasons for terrorist chances to develop as a transfer of the opposite message from what they would like to date from security, for example. Another reason could be a wrong interpretation of what was said by the other party due to a deficient model of parents. For example, a person who grew up in the family is very critical, may interpret and respond to every comment as a criticism aggressively.
’s important to remember that while psychologists do not guarantee finding a partner , but many times raising awareness about ourselves, our needs regarding our behavior may help us in building a healthy and stable relationship
Anxiety disorders are a family of mental states includes generalized anxiety in it (made sure), social anxiety, panic attacks, OCD, phobias (such as fear of flying, fear of elevators, fear of both checks and fear of animals) and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These disorders are very common, about 10% to 30% of people suffer at some stage in life anxiety disorder.
Considered the most effective treatments for anxiety disorder are medication Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Cognitive behavioral therapy is a therapy based on changing ineffective patterns of thinking that underlie anxiety, phobia, obsession or trauma. This technique teaches the patient to identify negative thoughts about the past present and future, to examine them and produce other interpretations – riyals Vadptibeime more. Behavioral therapy component includes a gradual and prolonged exposure to things of which the person concerned (according to the hierarchy problem) and the cessation of use at Tentative “adopted to reduce anxiety. When the person remains a difficult situation without escape, he learns that nothing bad happens to him and starts to get used to it not more alarming.
Cognitive behavioral therapy is the treatment investigated and found to be effective for many anxiety disorders. However, studies do not always accurately reflect conditions in the world outside the lab, so it is unclear how valid conclusions about the real treatment. For example, the claim is a condition of participating in studies is less severe than from patients in clinics do not research. Another argument is carefully studies dealing latch a predetermined treatment protocol in the real world and that therapists tend not to remain completely loyal to the protocol were examined. As a result of these factors may be treated in the laboratory more effective treatments others.
Therapy in “Chennai lab” versus psychological treatment “real world”
In recent years, clinicians in the field of psychology researchers conducted numerous studies examining the effectiveness of psychological treatment in the field. While these studies is more difficult to know with certainty that the improvement is only in the patient receiving treatment, but the advantage that they better reflect the reality and thus can incorporate them into the real world.
Recent research, edited by Stuart Okmblas *, collected 56 studies “Ntorlistem” (ie, real clinics conducted) examined the effectiveness of cognitive behavioral treatment for anxiety disorders in adults. All research has been refined analysis relates to cognitive behavioral therapies length at least six meetings, which will not make any use of drugs. 17 of 56 studies were treating panic attacks, social anxiety treatment 11, 11 for OCD, 11 treatment for generalized anxiety disorder and post traumatic therapy 6.
The study compared the state of the subjects before and after treatment. It was found that Cognitive behavioral therapy led to significant improvement in anxiety and depression disorder patients. In six of the studies reviewed was a control group – in a state of anxiety disorders of the participants in the control group improved 22%, anxiety disorder status of the participants who Cognitive behavioral therapy improved by 78%. These studies reinforce the strong research base to lean Cognitive behavioral therapy and show that this treatment is the psychological treatment of anxiety disorders also for real life