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La schizophrénie est considérée comme l'un des troubles psychiatriques les plus invalidants. L'une des principales raisons de ce fardeau élevé est qu'une grande partie des patients atteints de schizophrénie ne répondent pas adéquatement aux traitements pharmacologiques de première ligne et continueront de souffrir d’hallucinations auditives. La présence de celles-ci peut avoir un effet dévastateur sur le bien-être émotionnel des patients ainsi que sur leur qualité de vie. Les alternatives non-pharmacologiques (ex., Thérapie cognitivo-comportementale (TCC)) demeurent aussi limitées. Ainsi, pour plusieurs patients, les traitements actuellement recommandés ne sont pas suffisants. À cet égard, le traitement de la schizophrénie peut être perfectionné si, en plus du traitement des symptômes, l'accent thérapeutique est mis sur d’autres sphères importantes pour les patients (ex., améliorer l’estime de soi, réguler les …
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Ten years after 1968, a Hungarian woman arrives in Paris with her two children and goes to live in a commune. She left behind a dictatorship, a country closed on itself, everything is new for her. Artificial paradises, attempts to open the doors of perception, the smell of Indian incenses, Afghan dresses, psychedelic music, former “soixante-huitards” and their stories about the founding of the Vincennes University, women conversing with cats and the moon, esoterism and psychotherapy, the complicated art of leaving together in a commune, the joys of an alternative school, the discovery of the body – with the eyes of an East-European woman searching for her freedom.
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AbstractContext: General practitioners (GP) play a preponderant role in the treatment of patients suffering of schizophrenia. Objectives: Discovering the number of patients with schizophrenia who are treated by GPs ; the needs and attitudes of GPs, their knowledge concerning diagnosis, and the treatment they provide. Methodology: A postal survey was conducted with Quebec GPs who were randomly chosen. Results: A total of 1 003 GPs have participated in the survey. Among them, a small percentage have to treat an early onset schizophrenia and the GPs have expressed their wish to be more informed on the accessibility of specialized services. Results pertaining to questions on diagnoses and knowledge on treatments are inconsistent. The majority of GPs treat the first psychotic episodes with antipsychotic medication. Only a third of GPs surveyed propose maintaining the treatment after a first psychotic episode, in accordance with international recommendations and the recent Canadian guidelines on practices that recommends at least 6 to 12 months of treatment after a partial or complete clinical response. Time given by male GPs to a first contact varies between 10 and 20 minutes, while 80 % of female GPs spend at least 20 minutes. The adverse effects of antipsychotic medication that raise most concern is weight gain before neurological signs. Conclusion: some of this survey's data should be considered by various professional and governmental associations, in order to improve the place of GPs in a health plan destined to treat schizophrenia.
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This is a study on two articles of Tillich, published in 1946, about salvation and health. The first one deals with the eschatological and cosmic character of salvation. Tillich offers a non supranaturalistic interpretation to the eschaton. Moreover, he asserts the cosmic dimension of salvation : the world as such is saved, non only the individual. — In the second article, he distinguishes between physical, psychical and spiritual health and healing. In so doing, he overcomes the Cartesian dichotomy between pure extension (the body) and pure consciousness (the spirit). With such an insistence on the psychical, theology is opened to the realm of the unconscious.
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Keywords: Coaching, efficacité, retombées, facteurs communs, perfectionnement des gestionnaires