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A Study On The Structure Of Family Resilience Of Patients With Schizophrenia

Posted on:2020-10-24Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y Z HuangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2434330572979672Subject:Sociology
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In modern society,schizophrenia brings great challenges to modern family relations.This paper introduces the concept of "family resilience".Based on the theory of family recovery,the structure of family recovery is analyzed.This paper discusses how to construct the family resilience of the mentally ill family and reconstruct the flexible relationship of the family.This paper discusses how to adopt the method of literature,semi-structured interview and participation observation in this paper.Selected some registered schizophrenia patients in 45 communities of H city.And family members to conduct two-month surveys and interviews.First of all,this paper focuses on the defects of family resilience structure in patients with schizophrenia.Such as conflicts between family members,The escape of guardians,The "sense of shame" that still exists in family members,Heavy economic pressure,A gradual loss of confidence in rehabilitation,Accumulated hatred and ange,A fragile social support network;severe social discrimination,etc.Secondly,the family potential of schizophrenic patients was explored through three aspects:belief system,organizational model and communication process.Finally,the family resilience of patients with schizophrenia is also constructed through the three dimensions of belief system,organizational model and communication process.This study found that the key factor to promote the construction of family resilience in patients with schizophrenia is the direct care of the family,at the same time,it can not be separated from the support of the society.Only the two work together to construct a family resilience structure consistent with different schizophrenia patients,and to help patients with treatment and future rehabilitation.
Keywords/Search Tags:Mental illness, Family Resilience, belief, communication, construct
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