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NCT07470346
The aim of this study is to analyze the influence of music therapy on perceived anxiety and stress, as well as its effect on the recovery process in individuals with Severe Mental Disorder who are admitted to a Regional Medium-Stay Unit. The main questions to be addressed are: Can music therapy produce a significant difference in anxiety levels in people with Severe Mental Disorder? Can music therapy produce a significant effect on perceived stress in people with Severe Mental Disorder? Can music therapy lead to a significant improvement in recovery process indicators in people with Severe Mental Disorder? Can a relationship be objectively established between a reduction in anxiety and perceived stress levels and an increase in recovery process indicators? A total of 15 sessions will be carried out, and each session will last 60 minutes. The participants will select the songs, rhythms, or sounds they want to choose according to the session theme, followed by a dialogue between the participant and the nurse.
NCT07379996
The aim of this study was to analyze the effect of music therapy on hope, quality of life, and social functioning in individuals with Severe Mental Disorder in the community. The main research questions were: Can music therapy increase the level of hope in individuals with Severe Mental Disorder? Can music therapy improve the quality of life of individuals with Severe Mental Disorder? Can music therapy enhance the social functioning of individuals with Severe Mental Disorder? Participants were users of a Community Mental Health Care Team called the Assertive Community Treatment Team. A total of 12 music therapy sessions were conducted, each lasting 45-60 minutes. Participants selected the songs or sounds they wanted to listen to based on the session theme, followed by a dialogue between the participant and the nurse.
NCT06378463
Seven per cent of patients suffering from severe mental illness (SMI) need long-term intensive treatment and support in a clinical setting or sheltered living. These service users often experience problems on multiple domains, such as persistent complaints as a result of medication resistance, physical health problems and self-care, psychosocial and cognitive dysfunctioning. Cognitive remediation (CR) training is a type of training aimed at improving thinking abilities (cognitive functioning) and daily functioning. However, we don't yet know if CR training can also help people with SMI who need supported housing due to their severe cognitive and daily living problems. In this project, we are investigating whether we can improve daily functioning in this group by using a form of CR training that focuses on learning new cognitive skills and how to use these new skills in everyday life. Additionally, we are exploring whether combining CR training with mild brain stimulation (transcranial Direct Current Stimulation) can enhance the effects of CR training.
NCT06945627
This observational study aims to identify the underlying neurobiological and environmental mechanisms that influence vulnerability or resilience to mental illness in the context of infection and their contribution to severe infective outcomes in people with pre-existing mental illness. The main questions it aims to answer are: * How do viral infections influence the development of mental illness? * What neurobiological and environmental factors contribute to influence the development of mental illness following infection? * How do these factors relate to the severity of infectious illness in people with pre-existing mental disorders? Researchers will move from large population databases to well-defined, deeply characterised samples to explore the association between infection and subsequent mental health outcomes, and the biological mechanisms behind these changes. Participants's data has already been collected.
NCT06659211
The effects of psychological treatment, mentalization-based therapy, will be studied among persons with mental disorders seeking help from mental health care services.
NCT04337398
The purpose of this randomized controlled trial is to study the feasibility, adherence and effects of two exercise interventions on body weight, body composition, anthropometric and fasting blood measures, physical fitness, quality of life, and lifestyle habits in patients with severe mental illness.
NCT04314154
The objective of the proposed study is to take a further step in this direction by developing, implementing and monitoring a routine systematic evaluation of clinical process and outcome indicators, patient reported experience (PREMs) and patient reported outcomes (PROMs) to study the quality and continuity of care over time.