Comparison of the effectiveness of short-term solution-oriented psychotherapy and schema therapy on perturbation tolerance and unbearable intolerance in women with mental disorders

The aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness of short-term solution-oriented psychotherapy and schema therapy on tolerance of confusion and indecisive intolerance in women with neurological disorders. This study was a quasi-experimental study (pre-test design, post-test, follow-up with a control group). The statistical population included all patients with dementia in Karaj in the period 2021-2022. The statistical sample consisted of 45 women who were purposefully selected. Then, 15 patients were randomly assigned to the treatment waiting group and 30 patients to the two experimental groups (15 patients in each group). The first group of short-term psychotherapy is a solution based on the difficult model; The second group received a treatment regimen based on Yang et al.'s model in 8 and 10 90-minute sessions, respectively. Data were collected using the Freestone Intolerance Uncertainty Scale (IUS) (1994) and the Simmons and Gahr (2005) Self-Assessment Scale (DTS). Analyzed. The results showed that short-term solution-oriented psychotherapy and schema therapy was effective on turbulence tolerance and uncertainty intolerance in women with mental disorders (P <0.05), but according to the results obtained from the Bonferroni test, there was no difference in the effectiveness of the two in increasing turbulence tolerance. There was no reduction in uncertainty intolerance (p <0.05).