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Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy to Psychiatric Resident of Udayana University: Sanglah General Hospital, Denpasar
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I PUTU DHARMA KRISNA AJI, COKORDA BAGUS JAYA LESMANA, NI KETUT SRI DINIARI, LUH NYOMAN ALIT ARYANI, GUSTI AYU INDAH ARDANI, NI KETUT PUTRI ARIANI, ANAK AYU SRI WAHYUNI, LELY SETYAWATI, IDA AJU KUSUMA WARDANI
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Countertransference often occurs to therapist when doing therapeutic relationship and could have negative impact on therapeutic process if it cannot be recognized and put to good use by the therapist, especially by Psychiatric Resident of Udayana University as prospective psychiatrist who is in the learning phase will experience countertransference a lot. Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy that work with emphasis on a thorough and detailed awareness of the present moment was given to psychiatric resident of Udayana University for eight weeks because of the way it works. The experience of resident in undergoing therapy, the response to the relationship with countertransference, and the response to patients after undergoing therapy then examined. The study was conducted with a qualitative method with structured question at the end of session every week. The result were analyzed with the grounded theory method to saw participant’s experiences. From 42 resident, there were six participant who accepted to become participant. In second week’s session, four resident no longer continued therapy because it was hampered by daily activities. There were two participants who managed to follow the therapy to completion. Two participants were considered to be sufficient to represent the student because they had different cultural backgrounds. There were three participant’s experience in conducting therapy which include: “Not yet able to assess changes in countertransference in the initial phase because it has not been able to understand mindfulness for oneself”, “The ability to do therapy depends on the amount of exercise done”, and “Therapy is not based on the number of practice carried out but rather on changes in self in each therapy session”. There were obtained the effect of therapy on participant self-growth which includes two general categories, which include: “calmed and balanced because it can be being on present” and “More self-aware”. The effect of therapy on participant interaction with patient is found in two general categories, which include: “Recognizing and controlling participant’s self-response to patients” and “Understanding patients better”. Data validity checking is done by using data triangulation which confirms the analysis of the results to the participants and one student who have worked in a team with participants. Theory triangulation also used to looking at the results analysis.
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Mindfulness, Countertransference, Psychiatric Resident.
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https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2020.12.04.490
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