P0146 - Phenomenon of loneliness in structure of apathy abulia syndrome

Abstract

Phenomenon of loneliness is one of the clinical and psychological mechanisms causing development of apathy abulia syndrome.

Objectives:

1. 1. To identify a phenomenon of loneliness, levels of depression and anxiety of patients with deep psychopathological disorders.

2. 2. To allocate the role of the phenomenon of loneliness as the differentiation factor of therapy of patients with deep psychopathological disorders.

3. 3. To study and create differential models of therapy of patients with deep psychopathological disorders.

Material and Methods:

74 patients were surveyed at the Republican centre of mental health in Bishkek city in the age of from 16 till 60 years with deep psychopathological disorders .

1. • Modified UCLA scale for the evaluation of the level of the loneliness,

2. • Standardized Zung depression scale

3. • Standardized Spilberger-Hanin anxiety scale

Results:

Patients with organic psychopathological disorders (F06.2) 32 people had less level of loneliness (37.8 (P<0.01)) in comparison with patients suffered from, schizophrenia (paranoic with apathy abulia syndrome) (57,3 (P<0.01)). While the intensity of hypothimic affect of patients with deep psychopathological disorders was higher (46,2 (Р<0.01)), then one of patients with schizophrenia. Anxious level was middle and there wasn't found any verified differences.

Conclusions:

1. • Phenomenon of loneliness is one of the clinical and psychological mechanisms causing development of apathy abulia syndrome of patients with deep psychopathological disorders

2. • Phenomenon of loneliness is one of components of differential therapy of patients with deep psychopathological disorders.