HOMOEOPATHIC MANAGEMENT OF ADOLESCENTS HAVING ALCOHOLIC FATHERS BYUNDERSTANDING THEIR ADAPTIVE MECHANISMS
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https://doi.org/10.59939/3048-6270.2024.v2.i4.1Keywords:
Adolescents, Alcoholic Father, Stressors, Adaptive Mechanisms, Homeopathic Management, Ancillary Mode of TreatmentAbstract
The aim of this study was to understand the adaptive mechanisms of adolescents having alcoholic fathers and determining role of these adaptive mechanisms in Homoeopathic management. A prospective observational study was conducted on 30 adolescents of both sexes having alcoholic father. Self- made checklist was applied for evaluating stressors at physical, mental and intellectual level. Stressors observed amongst these adolescents were Anxiety about abusiveness of father in 5(17%), anxiety of conflicts amongst parents in 5(17%), abusiveness of father towards mother in 4(13%), no stressor in 4(13%), neglected feeling in 3(10%), embarrassment in 2(7%), and divorce in 1(3%). Most of the adolescents did not show any physical disturbances because of alcoholic fathers. Decreased concentration in studies in 12(40%), loss of interest in studies 2(7%), no affect in 16(53%) Positive adaptation was observed in 15(50%) adolescents & only 2(7%) had negative adaptation. Suppression in 12(40%), escapism along with suppression in 6(20%), escapism in 3(10%), rationalization in 3(10%), sublimation in 2(7%), acting out, Displacement, Repression and Suppression in each 1(3%). Homoeopathy similimum indicated was Calcarea group 10(35%), Natrum group 7(23%), Silicea 5(17%), Lycopodium 2(7%), Causticum, Dulcamara, Magnesium, Medorrhinum, Merc Sol & Phosphorus each 1(3%) .
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