Résumé:
The Effectiveness of CBT in Changing Non-functional
Thoughts for Youth people whoAttempted Suicide
The currentstudyaims to show the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioraltherapy in changing non-functionalthoughts in young people who have attempted suicide to functionalthoughts and reducetheirdegree of depression.
StudyApproach:
In thisstudy, wefollowed the clinicalapproach, whichisbased on a case study, througha set of guided and semi-directedclinical interviews. Weusedresearchtoolsrepresented in the guided and semi-directedclinical interview, the Young Cognitive SchemesScale, the Beck Depression Test, as well as the cognitive-behavioraltherapy program, on a studysamplethatconsisted of six (06) cases of young people aged 20 to 35 years, dividedbetweenThree males and threefemales, all of themhadfailed suicide attempts.
Results:
Based on whatwasmentionedabove, the results of the studyshowed the following:
1- Young people who have attempted suicide have nonfunctionalthoughts and thiswasrevealed by the Young Cognitive SchemesScale.
2- Non-functionalthoughts in young people who have attempted suicide contribute to the emergence of depression and thiswasconfirmed by the Beck Depression Test.
