Intervención psicológica en mujer concerniente a un trastorno mixto ansioso-depresivo ocasionado por problemas de violencia

Abstract

Abstract: The following clinical case is directed to a therapeutic intervention under the integrative model, with a patient diagnosed with mixed anxiety-depressive disorder, whose symptomatology included depressed mood characterized by persistent sadness, low self esteem and anxious thoughts, same symptoms that worsened because of the physical and psychological abuse she went through for about 6 years with her partner, regarding the evaluation process was used the psychological interview, observation and application of instruments such as Beck's Depression and Anxiety Inventory, Perceived Stress Scale, Rosenberg's Self-Esteem Scale, Mocha Test, Perceived Stress Scale, Rosenberg Self Esteem Scale, Mocha Test, and it is also noted that the intervention was effective since the patient improved her well-being at personal, work and social levels, achieving significant changes such as improvement of her mood, conflict resolution skills, self-perception and self concept, recognition of her abilities and skills to meet the proposed goals or objectives, also improved her social skills with those who are part of her life today as family and friends.