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EEO. 2021; 20(6): 5616-5624


Investigating Efficacy Of Gestalt Theory To Reduce Psychological Disorders

KUMUD SUMANT SINGH, DR. ASHWINI KUMAR RAJ.




Abstract

The mental health of young adults is often at risk due to stress; hence it is essential to discover effective treatment methods to this issue. It is possible that the stress-reduction benefits of gestalt therapy can be realized due to the therapy's emphasis on introspection, individual agency, and the here-and-now. This study will combine and assess empirical data to present a grounded, evidence-based knowledge of the efficacy of Gestalt therapy in treating stress in young adults. A total of 150 young adults, ages 14 to 24, participated in the study. Using the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress (DASS) Scale, we were able to get a read on how each participant was feeling. The average change in participants' sadness, anxiety, and stress levels between pretest and posttest was used to evaluate the results.

Key words: Gestalt therapy, Anxiety, Session, Therapeutic, Reduction.






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