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- Summit Day 3: Improving Healthy Modes
MAY 28-30, 2020 / WORLDWIDE
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Day 3: Improving Healthy Modes: Empirical Findings
3.00 - 3.15 pm
Central European Time
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Abstract: Background: What prevents us from being Healthy? Early maladaptive schemas (EMSs) have been connected to higher psychopathology levels and lower life satisfaction. Moreover, dysfunctional parenting is related to children’s happiness. However, research on how EMSs and dysfunctional parenting styles contribute to the development of such unhappiness, and specifically which factors may be mediating these relations, is scarce. This study aimed at assessing whether meta-emotional variables, such as depressive rumination and self-compassion, mediate the relation between EMS, Parenting styles and Healthy modes (i.e. the Healthy Adult and the Happy Child). Methods: Data were collected from a subclinical sample. The mediating role of self-compassion and depressive rumination was investigated through a series of multiple mediations, using Hayes’ procedure (PROCESS) for parallel mediation. Results: Self-compassion had a unique role in mediating positively the relation between EMS Healthy Adult and Happy Child Modes. Importantly, both self-compassion and depressive rumination play a mediating role in decreasing and increasing (respectively) the aversive effect of EMS and dysfunctional parenting on the vulnerable child mode, which is the ultimate target of any ST intervention. Conclusions: The results support the mediating role of meta-emotional variables such as self-compassion and depressive rumination in explaining the relation between Schemas and Modes. About the Presenters: Olga Ines Luppino: Psychologist, CBT psychotherapist, Pd. D. in Humanistic Sciences, forensic psychologist, trainer and supervisor in Schema Therapy (International Society of Schema Therapy, ISST). Teacher and trainer at School of Cognitive Psychotherapy (SPC) and Cognitive Psychological Association (APC) in Roma – Italy. Author of book chapters and scientific publications. Alessandra Mancini: Psychologist, CBT Psychotherapist, Ph.D. in social and cognitive neuroscience. Trainer and Supervisor in Schema Therapy (International Society of Schema Therapy, ISST). Since 2013 working in a private praxis in Italian and English in Berlin, Germany and collaborating with the School of Cognitive Psychotherapy (SPC) and Cognitive Psychological Association (APC) in Rome-Italy.
WHAT TO EXPECT BOLD KEYNOTES Be inspired by the most brilliant minds in psychotherapy, on and off the stage. You'll hear directly from the voices shaping our world in Schema Therapy--from individual, couples, group, children and adolescents, forensics, and many more. "Amazing selection of topics and excellent presenters" IMMERSIVE TRACKS Immersive Tracks give you insider access to some of the most dynamic presenters, and buzzed-about approaches in Schema Therapy. "Loaded with brilliant creative people who are making a difference in the world of psychotherapy" A BUSTLING CONFERENCE HUB What happens when more than a thousand psychotherapists gather in one place? The energy is impossible to contain. At the conference hub, expect one-of-a-kind experiences, dynamic discussions, and powerful networking. "Never attended anything like it before" PARTIES, NETWORKING, AND MORE Join new friends from the worlds of psychotherapy, with leadership and creativity as we connect during parties, cocktail moments, surprise appearances, and so much more. |
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