Propuesta de intervención cognitiva conductual enfocada en la ansiedad experimentada por los internos pertenecientes al centro de rehabilitación especializado en adicciones "Un nuevo amanecer".

Abstract

The use of psychoactive substances is not something that only occurs at present, but rather it is a habit that has been occurring previously. Once the subject is immersed in the consumption and dependence of the drugs, they must enter a rehabilitation center, where they will carry out their rehabilitation treatment and achieve optimal recovery. However, the stay inside the rehabilitation center is not always pleasant in its entirety. Being deprived of going out or seeing family members triggers discomfort and anxiety, also living with other people with whom bonds are not created and there are usually disagreements, finally adapting to a daily routine that not everyone accepts since it is very different from their lifestyle that when they were outside. Many times, the anxiety experienced does not allow the inpatient to focus on their recovery treatment, as their attention is diverted to the discomfort they feel and thus their rehabilitation is hampered. The problem will be approached from the cognitive behavioral current, carrying out group therapy and interventions from Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy, working on automatic thoughts that can be transformed into irrational beliefs and deposit anguish and anxiety in the subject. Through cognitive restructuring, turn irrational beliefs into rational beliefs that function as more adaptable alternative ways to address a future problem and thus continue with your recovery treatment without distractions and obstacles, making your experience in the rehabilitation center more bearable.