'n Selfontwikkelingsprogram vir 'n groep eerstejaar obese damesstudente
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North-West University (South-Africa)
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In the field of nursing and more specifically
psychiatric nursing, mental health, primary health
care and the optimalization of human potentia l a r e
playing a greater role lately. In the practice
of health services it presently found that t he
approach is more reactive than action orientated.
The purpose of this study is not only to pr event
mental disease, but also to promote mental health,
through the optimalization of human growth potential.
Psychological factors play a vital part in the
etiology of obesity and the growth psychotherapy
approach shows the highest prognostic value as
method of therapy. The small group experience,
with its stress on self-development is regarded
as a highly effective technique for the facilitation of self-insight and the elimination of destructive, neurotic behaviour patterns.
For the purpose of this study, a self-development
programme was compiled in accordance with the requirements specified in the literature, and applied to a group of obese female students. The
experimental design comprised a pre, post and
after three months evaluation with physical and
psychological measuring-instruments on an experimental and control group.
The self-development programme led to the following
changes in behaviour : increased self-regard and
capacity for intimate contact and spontaneity,
increased self-confidence and self-worthiness, a
decrease in nervousness and better general social
adaptation. This self-development programme led
to no significant mass increase or decrease.
From these results , recommendations were formulated. The primary recommendation is that in any
mass reducing program special attention must be
given to the physical and psychological characteristics of the person.
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MA (Psigiatriese Verpleegkunde), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus
