The Change Process of Pathogenic Beliefs in Psychotherapy Effect to Depression: Case study of Mobility Impaired Person and Borderline Personality Disorder

Abstract

This research aimed to study changing process of pathogenic beliefs in psychotherapy effect to depression: case study of mobility impaired person and borderline personality from the transcript of patient in psychotherapy treatment and PBs test, PHQ-9 test. Purposive sampling include one mobility impaired person, depression and borderline personality disorder having psychotherapy treatment at least 20 times in 1.30 hours.

The result was shown that the individual experience lead to the beliefs and create the core issue which is the mental structure growing up from the past experience. The psychotherapy treatment shall be the process to change the beliefs in core issue and to be platform to build the appropriate healthy capability by Accessing to open mind including feelings, beliefs, motivation, values and memory as the first step of Psychotherapy process.  The next is the Healing Response, the unconscious mind/culture shall be revealed and response to the process in the various pattern.  The Experimenting step, the therapist shall have more understanding and knowledge to their adaptation.  The last step is the Inner Healing that is the encourage method to make therapist in confidence and process their good life. The result was shown that patient’s score had a lower rate of depression.