The importance of feeling remembered during the Covid-19 crisis – A qualitative study of experiences among patients with personality disorders

IF 0.6 4区 心理学 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Line Indrevoll Stänicke, E. Arnevik, M. Pettersen, Åse-Line Baltzersen, K. Zahl, I. Eikenaes, G. Pedersen, T. Wilberg, E. Kvarstein
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Abstract

Abstract Treatment irregularity may complicate therapy for patients with personality disorders (PD). In Norway, Covid-19 restrictions led to a shutdown of outpatient mental health services from March 12th, 2020. The article aims to investigate how patients with PD experience Covid-19 related changes in their everyday life and treatment. A multi-center survey was performed in June–October 2020 at 12 PD treatment units. Thematic analysis was chosen for data-analysis of the open questions. Data-analysis resulted in two meta-themes: 1) Treatment changes as good enough emergency solutions – continuing personal change and care during the crisis, and 2) An overwhelming experience of unpredictability in everyday life and treatment – a feeling of being lost and lonely. The two meta-themes encompass themes organized to show diverse experiences of changes in social contact, treatment adjustments, and mental health problems. The two meta-themes could be understood along a dimension of “safety – vulnerability” more than separated experiences. The experiences are discussed concerning technological, social, and individual resources and vulnerability. The therapist should explore the patient’s experience of the treatment adjustments several times through the treatment process during a crisis to increase safety and continue treatment.
新冠肺炎危机期间感觉被记住的重要性——人格障碍患者经历的定性研究
治疗不规律可能使人格障碍(PD)患者的治疗复杂化。在挪威,Covid-19限制导致门诊精神卫生服务从2020年3月12日起关闭。本文旨在探讨PD患者在日常生活和治疗中如何经历与Covid-19相关的变化。2020年6月至10月在12个PD治疗单位进行了多中心调查。对开放性问题的数据分析选择主题分析。数据分析产生了两个元主题:1)治疗变化作为足够好的紧急解决方案-在危机期间继续进行个人改变和护理;2)日常生活和治疗中不可预测性的压倒性体验-一种迷失和孤独的感觉。这两个元主题包含的主题组织,以显示不同的经验变化的社会接触,治疗调整和心理健康问题。这两个元主题可以沿着“安全-脆弱”的维度来理解,而不是分开的体验。从技术、社会和个人的资源和脆弱性等方面讨论了这些经验。在危机治疗过程中,治疗师应多次探索患者对治疗调整的经验,以增加安全性并继续治疗。
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Nordic Psychology
Nordic Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-
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