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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/spiritual-issues-psychosis-and-bipolar/
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**课程总结：思觉失调与双相障碍治疗中的灵性议题** 本课程探讨了思觉失调（精神病性发作）和双相障碍（躁狂/双相情感障碍）的治疗过程中常常被忽视的灵性层面。课程指出，即使在严重的痛苦和混乱中，精神崩溃也可能包含“突破”的面向，并且存在深层治愈的尝试。许多人因为害怕“浪漫化”病态状态而回避讨论这些议题，但这反而可能导致情况“恶化”，并损害治疗的有效性。 研究表明，在美国，约25%-39%的思觉失调症患者和15%-22%的双相情感障碍患者存在被精神健康专业人士称为“宗教妄想”的信念。然而，当这些经历和信念被简单地归结为疾病而价值被剥夺时，患者往往会采取两种不良反应：要么固守己见，要么试图压抑这些被视为“病态”的观点。研究表明，这两种反应均不利于康复。 课程强调，如果现实和我们的大脑是简单的，那么简单化的心理健康方法本应更有效。本课程面向那些愿意考虑更复杂可能性的学习者，探讨辨别危险/有害精神状态与具有灵性意义/助益状态之间的界限，以及理解精神危机如何与这些深层人生问题交织。 无论学习者自身是否具有灵性，课程将帮助认识到人类存在中普遍存在的灵性议题，以及心理情感危机常伴随着这些议题的困惑。通过增进这种意识，学习者将能掌握支持他人从痛苦和困惑转向深层治愈与整合的方法，而非强加主流文化观点。 本课程预计耗时6小时。
Mental breakdown, in the form of "bipolar" or "psychotic" episodes, may often be experienced as having aspects of "breakthrough." Even amidst severe distress and disruption, attempts at deep healing may be detected. Many avoid discussing this for fear of "romanticizing" disturbed states, but such reluctance can lead to "awfulizing" experiences instead and can impair engagement in treatment and reduce its effectiveness.Research suggests that in the US, approximately 25-39% of people diagnosed with schizophrenia and 15-22% of those diagnosed with mania/bipolar disorder have beliefs that mental health professionals call "religious delusions." But when people are told that their experiences and beliefs have no value and are simply due to an illness, they tend to either fight back and defend their perspectives in a rigid way, or they shift to attempting complete suppression of what they now see as their "sick" perspectives and experience. Unfortunately, neither of these two reactions have been found likely to lead to lead to recovery.If reality, and our brains, were simple, then simplistic approaches to mental health would probably succeed more frequently.This course is designed for people who are open to considering more complex possibilities. What if it's often not possible to clearly distinguish dangerous and unhelpful states of mind from states that may be spiritually significant and helpful, or part of an attempt to heal from past traumas? Is there a way to approach these questions in a less black and white way, helping people to find their own answers, and/or ways of living with questions that don't seem to have answers? Might that work better than trying to impose dominant cultural viewpoints and ways of being organized, which themselves may be flawed?Whatever your spiritual perspective may be, or even if you see yourself as definitely non-spiritual, you can learn to acknowledge that there are deep questions about human existence that are often seen as spiritual, and to recognize the ways mental and emotional crisis often involves confusion around these questions. Then, with that awareness in mind, you can learn how to support people to possibly find their own way to shift from distress and confusion to deep healing and integration.The course will take 6 hours to complete.
