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IRCT20210808052113N1 IRCT 2021-09-17 Deputy of Research, University of Isfahan Comparison of therapeutic effectiveness based on the analysis of lived experiences of social stigma with positive psychotherapy method in mental toighness, cognitive flexibility, distress tolerance and feeling of entrapment in patients with multiple sclerosis. Comparison of therapeutic effectiveness based on the analysis of lived experiences of social stigma with positive psychotherapy method in mental toighness, cognitive flexibility, distress tolerance and feeling of entrapment in patients with multiple sclerosis. 2021-01-19 anticipated 45 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/58174 interventional Randomization: Not randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment. N/A Multiple Sclerosis. Intervention 1: The method of intervention is phenomenology of lived experiences in the field of qualitative research. The contents of the treatment session based on the stigmatized life experiences of MS patients to explain and effectiveness of treatment, after the information was done through in-depth interviews with patients and interpretation of data by Colaizzi method, analysis and coding and categorization during data collection and Data collection and analysis continued until theoretical saturation within the scope of the research. Then, the extracted factors were presented and developed to develop a treatment model based on the analysis of lived experiences of stigma. It was held in eight one-and-a-half hour sessions during a week. Intervention 2: Content of Positive Psychotherapy Sessions has been done in eight consecutive sessions. The sessions included recording a positive self-introduction on a page and directing clients in a positive psychotherapy framework, recording each person's ability by themselves, mentioning blessings and repeating tasks which is adapted from Seligman(2006). In the review session, whether writing these three good things or three blessings and emphasizing positive memories and recollections over the past week has had a positive effect or not, using the worksheet related to gratitude, reviewing the relation of treatment of clients with their progress in writing booklets and letters of forgiveness and gratitude and using their capabilities in practice based on their activity plans which began in the second session were examined.Focusing on the topics of hope, faith and optimism, using the art of improving relationships and creating positive social relationships and happiness in life, teaching response style and training to improve relationships and completing questionnaires by participants in eight sessions of one and a half hours per week were done. Intervention 3: Control group: includes 15 people who are in the waiting list group and do not receive therapy at the time of intervention.But at the end of the therapy, for the sake of ethics, the control group can also use positive psychotherapy and lived-experience therapy if needed. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: The group data is related to the main messages of the interview without mentioning the demographic characteristics of the buyers When: Five months after printing To whom: Academic researchers after authentication Conditions: Request to use the data is permitted only for use in cross-cultural studies, multiple sclerosis treatment centers, or meta-combination and meta-analytic studies. Where to obtain: send a request to email address yaghoob.harooni2014@gmail.com How to obtain: Data information will be provided to individuals via email or WhatsApp after evaluating the request. Comments:
public Yaghoob Harooni Jamalooei
Daneshgah blvd.
Isfahan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 8174673441 009831379331 y.harooni@edu.ui.ac.ir University of Isfahan scientific Yaghoob Harooni Jamalooei
Daneshgah blvd.
Isfahan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 8174673441 +98 31 3793 2128 y.harooni@edu.ui.ac.ir ŮŽUniversity of isfahan Iran (Islamic Republic of) Diagnosis of MS by a specialist. Age range between 18 and 55 years. Willingness and signing of written consent. Form of consent to participate in the research project. Not suffering from a severe physical illness, severe neurological disorders, or having symptoms of psychosis. 18 years 55 years Both relapse of illness and inability to continue sessions absence of more than two sessions G35 Multiple sclerosis Behavior Behavior N/A The method of intervention is phenomenology of lived experiences in the field of qualitative research. The contents of the treatment session based on the stigmatized life experiences of MS patients to explain and effectiveness of treatment, after the information was done through in-depth interviews with patients and interpretation of data by Colaizzi method, analysis and coding and categorization during data collection and Data collection and analysis continued until theoretical saturation within the scope of the research. Then, the extracted factors were presented and developed to develop a treatment model based on the analysis of lived experiences of stigma. It was held in eight one-and-a-half hour sessions during a week. Content of Positive Psychotherapy Sessions has been done in eight consecutive sessions. The sessions included recording a positive self-introduction on a page and directing clients in a positive psychotherapy framework, recording each person's ability by themselves, mentioning blessings and repeating tasks which is adapted from Seligman(2006). In the review session, whether writing these three good things or three blessings and emphasizing positive memories and recollections over the past week has had a positive effect or not, using the worksheet related to gratitude, reviewing the relation of treatment of clients with their progress in writing booklets and letters of forgiveness and gratitude and using their capabilities in practice based on their activity plans which began in the second session were examined.Focusing on the topics of hope, faith and optimism, using the art of improving relationships and creating positive social relationships and happiness in life, teaching response style and training to improve relationships and completing questionnaires by participants in eight sessions of one and a half hours per week were done. Control group: includes 15 people who are in the waiting list group and do not receive therapy at the time of intervention.But at the end of the therapy, for the sake of ethics, the control group can also use positive psychotherapy and lived-experience therapy if needed. Mental toughness. Timepoint: Before and after the therapy. Method of measurement: Mental toughness survey. Cognitive flexibility. Timepoint: Before and after the therapy. Method of measurement: Cognitive flexibility survey(CFI). Mental toughness. Timepoint: Before and after the therapy. Method of measurement: Mental toughness survey(MTQ). Distress tolerance. Timepoint: Before and after the therapy. Method of measurement: Distress tolerance survey(DTF). Feeling entrapment. Timepoint: Before and after the therapy. Method of measurement: feeling entrapment survey(Gilbert and Allen). Deputy of Research, University of Isfahan Approved 2021-01-12 University of Isfahan Isfahan university, Daneshgah st Isfahan Isfehan Iran (Islamic Republic of)