Dynamics of psychopharmaceutical use and relationship with psychoanalytic psychotherapy in the mental health interface: an integrative review
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https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.v29.9432Keywords:
psychotropic drugs, psychoanalysis therapy, drug misuse, mental health, signs and symptomsAbstract
Introduction: Drug use has been discussed by various authorities and health professionals, and a change in attitude. Among them, psychoanalysts and psychotherapists recognize the importance that the theme has been having in recent decades, considering the rational use of psychotropic drugs as supporting psychoanalytic treatment. Objective: To analyze the use of psychotropic drugs and their relationship with psychoanalytic psychotherapy in the interface of mental health. Methods: This is an integrative review of the MEDLINE Database based on a statement of preferred reports for systematic methods and meta-analyzes (PRISMA) through the descriptors: Psychotropic Drugs and Psychoanalysis Drug Therapy and Drug Misuse and Drug Use and Signs and Symptoms, filtering the results by title and summary specificity and only studies available in their full version and conducted in humans were detected. Results: 42 articles were selected for final analysis. The object of article analysis was submitted to the analyst who treats his patients and conducts clinical trials with drug interaction, as well as therapeutic transfer complement as a clinical resource for treatment of psychoanalytic sessions. In addition, the results of this drug interaction were evidenced as supporting factors in the clinical treatment of clients exposed to the clinical session. Final considerations: The use of psychoactive drugs and psychoanalytic psychotherapy Shows as an association capable of proving interaction and integration of the personality aspects and the psychological structure of the individual. It is a clinical condition that can be stimulated in the mental health treatment of individuals suffering from mental / emotional distress.
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