ABSTRACT
Background: The main objective of the present study was to evaluate the effectiveness of matrics therapy on emotion regulation in patients with dependency to metamphetamine
Materials and methods: This research was administrated on the basis of semi-exprimental studies with pretest- posttest with control group design. The sample of the study was consisted of 24 patients dependent to metamphetamine which were selected with simple random sampling and were randomly assigned in experimental and control groups [experimental group n=12 and control group n=12]. Data were gathered by emotion regulation questionnaire [Gross and John, 2003]
Results: Analysis of covariance showed that matrics therapy was effective in increasing emotion regulation of patients [P<0.05]
Conclusion: Based on the analysis performed, we can conclude that the treatment by matrics therapy can increase emotion regulation
ABSTRACT
The objective if this study was to evaluate efficacy of solution-centered therapy on resiliency and sense of coherence among patients with multiple sclerosis [MS]. In this quasi-experimental study, 16 patients with MS were randomly selected. Data gathering tools include sense of coherence questionnaire revised Flensborg and Connor- Davidson Resiliency Scale. Patients completed questionnaires before the intervention and after the treatment with solution of the circuit. Treatment consists of five sessions of seventy- five- minute. Paired t-test results showed that scores of resiliency and sense of coherence were significantly different between pre - and post test. Based on our findings, we can conclude that treatment solutions on resiliency and sense of coherence can be effective in patients with multiple sclerosis