University of Tabriz Journal of Modern Psychological Researches 2322-3340 16 61 2021 06 21 Effectiveness of Experiential-Dynamic Emotion Regulation (EDER) and Mindful Self Compassionate (MSC) Eclectic Therapy in people with Introjective Depression Effectiveness of Experiential-Dynamic Emotion Regulation (EDER) and Mindful Self Compassionate (MSC) Eclectic Therapy in people with Introjective Depression 211 228 12547 FA Elham Moosavian Ph.D student, Clinical Psychology, Faculty of Educational Sciences and Psychology, University of Shiraz Changiz Rahimi Ph.D, Psychology, Faculty of Educational Sciences and Psychology, University of Shiraz. Email: crahimi2016@hotmail.com (Corresponding Author) Norroallah Mohammadi Ph.D, Psychology, Faculty of Educational Sciences and Psychology, University of Shiraz Abdolaziz Aflakseir Ph.D, Psychology, Faculty of Educational Sciences and Psychology, University of Shiraz Journal Article 2020 05 04 The aim of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of experiential-dynamic emotion regulation and mindful self-compassionate Eclectic Therapy in reducing core shame, increasing self-compassion and reducing depression severity in patients with introjective depression. This was a single subject study with pretest-posttest design with a 45-day follow-up. The study participants included individuals diagnosed with depression in 2019 at Shiraz University Counseling and Psychotherapy Clinic. The individuals scored above 20 in Beck’s Depression Inventory II and finally, 3 individuals were selected as sample group with purposive sampling method given the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Internalized Shame Scale (ISS), Self-Compassion Scale (SCS) and BDI-2 were used for each individual in the pretest-posttest phase, and finally integrative therapy for 8 sessions of 45 minutes was administered. Data were analyzed using charting and effect size method. The effect size changes in treatment interventions were larger than 0.5. Hence, Experiential-Dynamic Emotion Regulation and Mindful Self-Compassionate Eclectic Therapycan be used as a novel intervention to reduce the severity of introjective depression The aim of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of experiential-dynamic emotion regulation and mindful self-compassionate Eclectic Therapy in reducing core shame, increasing self-compassion and reducing depression severity in patients with introjective depression. This was a single subject study with pretest-posttest design with a 45-day follow-up. The study participants included individuals diagnosed with depression in 2019 at Shiraz University Counseling and Psychotherapy Clinic. The individuals scored above 20 in Beck’s Depression Inventory II and finally, 3 individuals were selected as sample group with purposive sampling method given the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Internalized Shame Scale (ISS), Self-Compassion Scale (SCS) and BDI-2 were used for each individual in the pretest-posttest phase, and finally integrative therapy for 8 sessions of 45 minutes was administered. Data were analyzed using charting and effect size method. The effect size changes in treatment interventions were larger than 0.5. Hence, Experiential-Dynamic Emotion Regulation and Mindful Self-Compassionate Eclectic Therapycan be used as a novel intervention to reduce the severity of introjective depression

https://psychologyj.tabrizu.ac.ir/article_12547_26e84fa131c2ee8055b09ec26108a0f9.pdf