The Effect of Training of Stress Management on life Quality and Mental Control of Mothers with Autism off Spring
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN MEDICAL SCIENCES - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue 7
Abstract
Autism disorder is one of the inclusive growth disorders determined by the stable deterioration of social interactions,relationship delay or distortion and limited-stereotype relational pattern. Due to the high rate of problems among autism children, families and mainly mothers suffer from high psychological stresses. Psychological health of parents can affect from disability of child and usually the pressure on mother is higher than fathers. Some fathers consider the psychological pressures on mothers more dangerous than the child’s disability itself and introduce it as a threat for whole family. Present research is conducted to investigate the stress management education influence on quality of life and control of thoughts among mothers whose children suffer from autism. The study conducted in Bandar Abbas and the semi-experimental test method is used as pre-test post-test between control and intervention groups. The statistical society consisted of 30 mothers whose children suffer from autism and in0available sampling method is used to select the participants. Participants were randomly assigned to two control and experimental groups. Subjects were tested in two pre-test and post-test by to psychological tools named as quality of life scale and Wels and Davis thought control scale. The intervention of stress management is conducted in 10 sessions for 2 hours on experimental group. The control group did not receive any intervention and data were analyzed by SPSS22 in 0.01 significance level. The results of multi variant covariance test indicated that the stress management influence on quality of life is significant (SF=160.36, P=0.01) but the stress management on thoughts control is not significant (SF=19.45, P=0.01). In aspect of physical health (SF=1.45, P=0.01), psychological health SF=7.21, P=0.01), life environment SF=7.18, p=0.01), the stress management was significant. The stress management influence on social relations was not significant (SF=0.77, P=0.38).
Authors and Affiliations
Jaleh Moridi1* , Mahin Askari2
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP582310
- DOI -
- Views 144
- Downloads 0
Study of Reproductive profile in Hypothyroid females
Aims and objectives: Hypothyroidism is a common endocrinal disorder affecting mainly the females of reproductive group. It affects all the aspects of reproductive functions in females including infertility, abortions, st...
Schwannoma of Tongue- A Rare Entity
Schwannomas are uncommon neoplasms derived from Schwann cells. These solitary benign tumours are encapsulated, slow-growing. These neoplasm’s are most common in the head and neck region, tongue is the most common locatio...
A Review on Ureaplasma urealyticum
Ureaplasma urealyticum and other ureaplasma species are bacteria that are typically sexually transmitted. Ureaplasma is one of the most common infections in sexually-active men and women. Ureaplasma belongs to the family...
EEG changes during acute alternate nostril breathing exercise in healthy adult male
Background and objectives: There are very few studies investigating the acute effects of alternate nostril breathing (ANB) on EEG. We aimed to investigate the changes in EEG before, during and immediately after alternate...
A single case study of treating Pityriasis rosea (Karappan pitham) with Siddha medicine
The Siddha system of medicine is mainly practiced in southern part of India. It is one of the earliest traditional medicine systems in the world which treats not only the body but also the mind and soul. Pityriasis rosea...