職業 を 通し て 意味 を 見いだす ― 若い 人 の 霊性 に 関する 質 的 な 研究
Deborah Elgin Budash1, Alexandra Garza1, Kaitlyn Hartsky1
1The University of Scranton, PA, USA.
OTJR : occupation, participation and health
|September 3, 2025
まとめ
職業セラピストは 精神的な定義を理解し 精神的な職業の多様性を認識することで 新人成人をより良くサポートできます これは 患者の幸福感と 治療への関与を高めます
科学分野:
- 職業療法
- 心理学
- 社会学
背景:
- 精神と職業は 総合的な健康に不可欠ですが 職業セラピストはあまり取り上げていません
- 成長する成人 (18歳から25歳) は,精神的な信念や慣行を含む個人のアイデンティティを探求する発達段階にあります.
研究 の 目的:
- 精神性や精神的な職業について 成長する大人の視点を探求する
- 職業療法士 (OTP) がクライアントとスピリチュアリティについて話す自信を高めること.
- 精神的な職業を労働療法に統合することに関する実践を伝える.
主な方法:
- 35人の新興成人 (18~25歳) を対象とした定性研究.
- 精神性や精神的な職業についての見解を探るための半構造面接
- インタビューの内容分析とオープン・コーディング
主要な成果:
- 霊的性は個々人に定義され,しばしば自分自身と他者とのつながりを含みます.
- 成長 し て いる 大人 たち は 霊性 に 関する 自分 の 意味 を 積極的に 発見 し て い ます.
- 霊的 な 理由 で 選ば れ て いる の は あり ませ ん が,日常 の 多く の 活動 は 霊的 な もの と みなさ れ て い ます.
結論:
- 職業セラピストは 精神性の様々な意味と 幅広い精神的な職業を 認識する必要があります
- これらのニュアンスを理解することで 患者の精神的ニーズと 全体の幸福を より効果的にサポートできます
- 精神的な職業を統合することで 治療の成果とクライアントの関わりを高めることができます
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