Terapia Integrativa En Paciente Con Trastorno De Depresión Mayor Con Ansiedad

Abstract

Abstract: In this case study, the therapeutic process of a 37-year-old adult patient is described. with symptoms of sadness, guilt, worthlessness, easy crying, lack of motivation, loss of interest, insomnia along with family and relationship problems. A process was used evaluation through clinical interview and application of psychological reagents to identify depressive and anxious symptoms. An intervention plan was developed using an integrative model, taking techniques from Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy and Humanistic Therapy. The diagnosis of Moderate Major Depressive Disorder (F32.1) was reached with anxiety, using the DSM-V. The results of the post-treatment evaluation showed changes significant effects on mood perhaps such as increased motivation, reduced sadness and greater emotional stability. It was concluded that integrative therapy was effective in a clinical case for the reduction of depressive and anxious symptoms, being able to improve the patient's quality of life.