ピクサーの"Inside Out"は ダイアレクティック行動療法による 大人の介入です
Katie Brazaitis1, Adriana C Stetson1
1Mountain View Mental Health, Tucson.
American journal of psychotherapy
|August 27, 2025
まとめ
"Inside Out"のような映画を用いた ダイアレクティック行動療法 (DBT) によるケアは 精神疾患を持つ成人のための 価値あるアプローチです この方法は 感情的な受け入れと 治療の有効性を強調しています
科学分野:
- 心理学
- 心理療法
- 精神 疾患 の 治療
背景:
- ダイアレクティックな行動療法 (DBT) は重度の精神疾患に有効ですが,管理されたケアでは実施するのが難しいです.
- DBTのコンポーネントを利用したDBT情報介護は,様々な臨床的ニーズに対するよりアクセシブルなアプローチです.
- シネマセラピーは フィルムをセラピーに統合し, カタルシス,検証,学習のための サイコダイナミックと社会認知の原理を活用します
研究 の 目的:
- "Inside Out"という映画を ダイアレクティック行動療法 (DBT) に基づいた成人向け介入として活用するためのガイドラインを 提供すること.
- "Inside Out"が DBTの主要な原則を 治療の文脈でどのように説明できるかを強調します
- 心理療法における 感情的受容と評価の強化における フィルムの応用について調べる
主な方法:
- この記事では,DBTに基づく治療ツールとして"Inside Out"を使用することを提案しています.
- 心理的な概念を表現するために映画の物語とキャラクターに焦点を当てています.
- 映画のテーマに関する議論を促すためのガイドラインが提供されています.
主要な成果:
- "Inside Out"は 感情を変える前に 受け入れることの重要性を 効果的に描写しています
- この映画は 心理的社会的な発達と癒しにおける 検証の重要な役割を強調しています
- フィルムを使うことで 患者の関わりと 治療の原理の理解が向上します
結論:
- "インサイド・アウト"は,DBTに詳しい介護を提供するための実用的でアクセシブルなリソースです.
- シネマセラピー 特に"Inside Out"では 感情の調節と検証を 支援できます
- このアプローチは,症状の重度が異なる患者と,ケアを提供する臨床医の両方にとって有益です.
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