Papers and studies by Dr. Hosseini and colleagues on the Divine-Islamic school of psychology, mental health, prevention and psychotherapy.
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The role of the Divine Instructions on Programming A Healthy LifeMohammad Hossein Bahari Key words: Divine instructions. Healthy Life, Programming, Islam. One can sum up the basic rules of programming to manage a system as follows: 1.To be aware of the whole system, its subsystems and related systems, and to predict different needs of the entire […]
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Concept of Mental Health In The Schools Of PsychologyHamid Nejat And Mahmood Iravani, ph.D. The concept of mental health is an aspect of the general concept of health.The World Health Organization defines health as follows:Health is not only the lack of disease or disability, but also having physical, psychic, and social perfect health.
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Said Pournaghash, Ph.D. Azzahra University The impact of employment (or having a job) on people’s mental health is of great importance. In fact, after fulfilling the most basic biological needs of an individual (e.g., hunger), other needs or desires which can greatly influence one’s mental health, must be fulfilled, one of which is the need
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The concepts and targets of Mental Health?By : Dr. S.A. Hosseini , M.D. Keywords : Mental Health, Prevention (primary, secondary, tertiary), Promotion, Development Mental Health has two basic concepts: 1.Prevention of psychosocial disturbances, with three components (primary, secondary, tertiary). 2.Promotion of mental health and development. Each of the above targets should cover 100% of
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Mental Health in Accordance to Ellis ApproachHamid Nejat (M.A) and Hossein Azad(ph.D) According to Ellis (1973), much uneasiness and derangement in people’s lives is because of irrational and unreal beliefs about themselves and their surrounding world. In other words psychic problems are a result of their false cognitions. In fact, we consider the world according
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S. A. Hosseini, Prof. of psychiatry Mashhad University of Medical Sciences Introducing Divine (Islamic) School of Psychology as the Basis of Morality & Medical EthicsDivine(Islamic) school of psychology means “human psychology as it is”. This approach has been elicited from the definition of scientific approach, by the prophet of Islam(P.B.U.H), which says in a prayer
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A Study on Reading SkillsA.P. Baharloo Reading is one of the most important skill in human life. Perception, and comprehension of meanings, values and approaches of the subjects and the special and overall goals of writers can be understood in symbolic features of writing.
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The Role Of Religion On Mental Health , Psychotherapy And PsychologyS. Khodarahimi And S.G. JafariAssuming the role of cultures on the processes of psychotherapy produced a good background for relationship between religion and psychotherapy. In this approach the role of religion on counseling and psychotherapy has been confirmed.
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Preventive Methods of Attempted Suicides on the Basis of Epidemiological Study And stressful Life Events in 100Attempted Suicide , Clients of a University Poisoning Ward in MashhadS.E. hosseini Preventive methods of attempted suicides on the basis of epidemiological study and stressful life events in 100 attempted suicide clients of a university poisoning ward in Mashhad
A Study on The Prevalence Of Stress And Mental Disorders In Students of Nursing And Midwifery facultyParisa Parsa , M.S. Key words : Epidemiology, Stress, Student, Prevention, Control Stress is the most common problem in human societies today. Because of particular factors including age, physiological and social factors, young people are specifically affected by
