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Gabriela Dima

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Solastalgia's mourning and the slowly evolving effect of asbestos pollution: A qualitative study in Italy

2019

In Italy, the problem of asbestos pollution is increasing in severity. In fact, in recent years, the number of people affected by asbestos-related illnesses has been growing because of the fibre's slowly evolving effects and its progressive pollution in the environment adjacent to the places where it is processed. Even though the physical consequences of asbestos are now quite clear, few studies have examined the psychological consequences of this kind of disaster. Since it is difficult to perceive its pathogenicity in daily life, this study was conducted in the affected areas of north-eastern Italy, using the qualitative research in psychology with 51 persons who experienced asbestos-relat…

0301 basic medicineCoping (psychology)Place attachment lossmedia_common.quotation_subjectPlace attachmentAngerArticleElisabeth Kubler-Ross modelAttribution processes03 medical and health sciencesAsbestos pollution; Attribution processes; Disaster; Elisabeth Kubler-Ross model; Mourning; Place attachment loss; Psychology; Solastalgia0302 clinical medicineDenialPsychologyNarrativelcsh:Social sciences (General)lcsh:Science (General)media_commonMultidisciplinary030104 developmental biologyFeelingDisasterSolastalgialcsh:H1-99PsychologyAttributionMourningSocial psychology030217 neurology & neurosurgeryAsbestos pollutionlcsh:Q1-390Qualitative researchHeliyon
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“When You Thought That There Is No One and Nothing”: The Value of Psychodrama in Working With Abused Women

2018

This paper discusses how psychodrama methods and techniques can empower abused women and stimulate changes in their victim role. Through an in-depth exploration, we sought to gain an insider’s perspective of the experiences of change and perceived outcomes for abused women, which could contribute to optimizing gender violence intervention. Theoretically, the study is grounded in the female co-responsibility and trans-generational transmission of women’s victim role from mother to daughter. A mixed methods experimental design employing an explanatory sequential approach to data collection was implemented. A total sample of 33 abused women (15 in the experimental group, and 18 in the control …

Typology050103 clinical psychologyPsychology (all)victim rolemedia_common.quotation_subjectlcsh:BF1-990Developmental psychologyIntervention (counseling)Abused women; Change process; Interpretative phenomenological analysis; Psychodrama; Victim role; Psychology (all)Psychology0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesabused womenEmpowermentGeneral PsychologyOriginal Researchmedia_commonInterpretative phenomenological analysis05 social sciencesinterpretative phenomenological analysisPsychodramachange processlcsh:PsychologyAction (philosophy)050903 gender studiesDomestic violencePsychological resilience0509 other social sciencesPsychologypsychodramaFrontiers in Psychology
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