Journal of International Psychiatry

Objective To investigate the impact of cognitive intervention on self-resilience of post-traumaticstress disorder（PTSD）patients. （PTSD）patients. PTSD）patients. ）patients. patients. Methods 120 cases of patients with post-traumatic stress disorder who diagnosedby 17 screening questionnaire（PCL-C）weredividedintoobservationgroup（ （PCL-C）weredividedintoobservationgroup（ PCL-C）weredividedintoobservationgroup（ ）weredividedintoobservationgroup（ were divided into observation group（n =60）andcontrol group（ ）andcontrol group（ and control group（n =60）.The ）.The .Thecontrol group were treated with conventional drugs and observation group were treated with cognitive intervention on thebasis of conventional drugs. The scores of PCL-C，ER89andStrategyof Copingof twogroupsbeforeandafterthein- ，ER89andStrategyof Copingof twogroupsbeforeandafterthein- ER89 and Strategy of Coping of two groups before and after the in-tervention were compared. Results The PCL-C score of observation group was significantly lower than that in the controlgroup，whileER89scoreof observationgroupwassignificantlyhigherthanthat inthecontrol group’s（ ，whileER89scoreof observationgroupwassignificantlyhigherthanthat inthecontrol group’s（ while ER89 score of observation group was significantly higher than that in the control group’s（P <0.05）.The ）.The .Thescores of 4 factors of Coping Strategy（palliation，escape，fate，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- （palliation，escape，fate，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- palliation，escape，fate，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- ，escape，fate，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- escape，fate，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- ，fate，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- fate，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- ，relyingonself）intheobservationgroupweresig- relying on self）intheobservationgroupweresig- ）intheobservationgroupweresig- in the observation group were sig-nificantly lower than that in the control group，whilethescoresof other4factorsof CopingStrategy（optimistic，face， ，whilethescoresof other4factorsof CopingStrategy（optimistic，face， while the scores of other 4 factors of Coping Strategy（optimistic，face， （optimistic，face， optimistic，face， ，face， face，seek support，emotional catharsis）intheobservationgroupweresignificantlyhigherthanthat inthecontrol group ，emotional catharsis）intheobservationgroupweresignificantlyhigherthanthat inthecontrol group emotional catharsis）intheobservationgroupweresignificantlyhigherthanthat inthecontrol group ）intheobservationgroupweresignificantlyhigherthanthat inthecontrol group in the observation group were significantly higher than that in the control group（P <0.05）. ）. Conclusion Cognitive intervention can effectively improve the PTSD patient’s self-resilience，sothat ，sothat so thatpatients will respond to disease in a positive way，whichwillhelptoimprovetheclinicalsymptomsandpatients quality ，whichwillhelptoimprovetheclinicalsymptomsandpatients quality which will help to improve the clinical symptoms and patients qualityof life

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