Transcultural Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
61(2), P. 229 - 245
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
Hazaras
are
a
newly
emerging
community
in
Australia
and
limited
research
has
explored
their
mental
health.
The
first
aim
of
this
study
was
to
explore
levels
psychological
distress
subjective
well-being
reported
by
Australia,
whether
scores
on
psychosocial
variables
(self-compassion,
self-coldness,
acculturation,
resilience,
spirituality),
domains
differed
sociodemographic
groups.
second
had
two
parts:
(a)
examine
bivariate
relationships
between
the
variables,
well-being;
(b)
predictor
independently
contributed
when
controlling
for
characteristics.
Seventy-two
(58
men
14
women),
with
mean
age
28.82
years
(
SD
=
8.84)
average
length
time
residing
10.17
4.11),
completed
an
online
survey.
There
were
differences
relation
key
interest;
example,
participants
who
did
not
have
family
members
lower
global
life
satisfaction.
Moderate
negative
found
self-compassion
self-coldness
well-being.
Self-coldness,
self-compassion,
resilience
acculturation
uniquely
variables.
Although
migration
programmes
that
provide
permanent
residency
allow
join
refugees
limited,
they
appear
important.
Many
difficulties
facing
ongoing,
external
beyond
control
(e.g.
visa
status);
however,
there
is
possibility
can
play
role
as
protective
factor.
Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32, P. 100754 - 100754
Published: March 15, 2024
Compassion
Focused
Therapy
(CFT)
targets
underlying
shame
and
self-criticism
to
shift
one's
style
of
self-relating
capacity
engage
with
a
soothing-affiliate
mode.
CFT
has
strong
evidence-base
been
adapted
for
diverse
presenting
problems
populations.
can
serve
as
stand-alone
treatment
approach,
or
an
effective
addition
other
evidence-based
approaches.
This
theoretical
article
proposes
that
is
complementary
synergetic
match
Process-Based
(PBT).
outlines
the
compatibility
two
approaches
before
applied
case
study
illustrate
formulation
using
PBT
framework.
An
illustrative
plan
also
proposed
Extended
Evolutionarily
Meta-Model
(EEMM).
Directions
further
research
understand
exact
mechanisms
action
its
potential
effects
on
are
proposed.
Psycho-Oncology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(1), P. 25 - 33
Published: March 25, 2022
Abstract
Objectives
The
protective
role
of
self‐compassion
in
cancer
patients'
psychological
outcomes
has
been
confirmed.
However,
using
a
composite
score
self‐compassion,
previous
research
could
not
clarify
how
distinct
components
may
mutually
interact.
This
study,
person‐centred
approach,
aimed
to
identify
profiles
patients
and
examined
the
associations
with
sociodemographic
medical
variables
outcomes.
Methods
cross‐sectional
study
included
289
heterogeneous
types
recruited
from
two
hospitals
Xi'an,
China.
Latent
profile
analysis
was
used
self‐compassion.
Bolck‐Croon‐Hagenaars
approach
examine
these
related
characteristics
Results
Five
were
identified:
‘average
self‐compassion’
(54%),
‘high
(19.4%),
‘low
low
self‐coldness’
(11.4%),
high
(8%),
(7.2%).
Patients
tended
be
older
report
no
recurrence,
those
female.
reported
fewest
depressive
anxiety
symptoms
while
most
symptoms.
Conclusions
revealed
five
patients,
which
had
different
Future
longitudinal
should
investigate
causality
between
Australian Psychologist,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
57(4), P. 249 - 257
Published: June 29, 2022
Objective
Resilience
and
self-compassion
are
related,
yet
distinct,
constructs
that
have
each
been
separately
associated
with
psychological
wellbeing.
This
study
aimed
to
examine
the
relative
contribution
of
these
wellbeing
simultaneously
by
investigating
whether
greater
levels
resilience
were
improved
as
represented
optimism,
life
satisfaction,
positive
affect,
lower
negative
affect
distress.Method
Participants
(N
=
168)
in
this
online
cross-sectional
first
completed
a
demographic
survey.
Following
this,
participants
measures
resilience,
self-compassion,
distress.Results
Multiple
linear
regression
analyses
indicated
both
held
moderate-to-strong
association
optimism
depressive
symptoms.
Only
was
anxiety,
stress,
all
effect.
affect.
Here,
effect
observed.Conclusions
Results
suggested
contribute
different
ways.
indicates
targeted
interventions
at
increasing
may
improvements
components
Transcultural Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
61(2), P. 229 - 245
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
Hazaras
are
a
newly
emerging
community
in
Australia
and
limited
research
has
explored
their
mental
health.
The
first
aim
of
this
study
was
to
explore
levels
psychological
distress
subjective
well-being
reported
by
Australia,
whether
scores
on
psychosocial
variables
(self-compassion,
self-coldness,
acculturation,
resilience,
spirituality),
domains
differed
sociodemographic
groups.
second
had
two
parts:
(a)
examine
bivariate
relationships
between
the
variables,
well-being;
(b)
predictor
independently
contributed
when
controlling
for
characteristics.
Seventy-two
(58
men
14
women),
with
mean
age
28.82
years
(
SD
=
8.84)
average
length
time
residing
10.17
4.11),
completed
an
online
survey.
There
were
differences
relation
key
interest;
example,
participants
who
did
not
have
family
members
lower
global
life
satisfaction.
Moderate
negative
found
self-compassion
self-coldness
well-being.
Self-coldness,
self-compassion,
resilience
acculturation
uniquely
variables.
Although
migration
programmes
that
provide
permanent
residency
allow
join
refugees
limited,
they
appear
important.
Many
difficulties
facing
ongoing,
external
beyond
control
(e.g.
visa
status);
however,
there
is
possibility
can
play
role
as
protective
factor.
