HOW LOGOTHERAPY CAN EMBRACE POST-BARIATRIC PATIENTS: A THERAPEUTIC APPROACH FOR PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION

Authors

  • Mônica Rogalsky Tissen UniEnsino
  • Diego da Silva
  • Jaqueline do Rossio Silva TEA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v10i11.16665

Keywords:

Logotherapy. Bariatric Surgery. Post-bariatric. Quality of life. Therapeutic approach.

Abstract

This paper explores the application of logotherapy in the lives of post-bariatric individuals, focusing on personal transformation and adaptation to a new lifestyle. The justification lies in the growing need for specialized psychological support for patients undergoing bariatric surgery and facing emotional and existential challenges. The objective is to analyze how logotherapy can contribute to the process of adaptation and personal meaning of these individuals. The research adopts a qualitative approach, with a literature review on logotherapy and case studies of therapeutic interventions. The results show that logotherapy facilitates the adaptation of patients, helping them find new meaning and improve their quality of life. It is concluded that logotherapy offers a valuable approach for the psychological support of post-bariatric patients, promoting a significant personal transformation and coping with the emotional challenges associated with the recovery process, while working to prevent weight regain.

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Author Biographies

  • Mônica Rogalsky Tissen, UniEnsino

    Estudante de Psicologia da UniEnsino 10 Período. 

  • Diego da Silva

    Discente do Curso de Psicologia. 

  • Jaqueline do Rossio Silva, TEA

    Pedagoga e Neuropsicopedagogia Clínica e Institucional, Especializada em TEA, ABA, Altas Habilidade, Psicomotricidade em Clínica Institucional, TCC, Avalição Psicológica e Psicodiagnóstico.

Published

2024-11-11

How to Cite

Tissen, M. R., Silva, D. da, & Silva, J. do R. (2024). HOW LOGOTHERAPY CAN EMBRACE POST-BARIATRIC PATIENTS: A THERAPEUTIC APPROACH FOR PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION. Revista Ibero-Americana de Humanidades, Ciências E Educação, 10(11), 2467-2486. https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v10i11.16665

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