Mental health and spirituality: nursing approach from the recovery of people with suicidal behavior
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mental health, spirituality, nursing care, suicidal behaviorAbstract
Spirituality as a support in the recovery processes when a mental health problem arises, has been recognized not only for its contribution to the well-being of the person who presents the problematic situation, but also for the role it plays in the tranquility of its family nucleus and caregivers. The objective of this text is to recognize nursing interventions (NICs), based on Leamy's CHIME Mental Health Recovery model (Connectness/Connections, Hope/Hope, Identity/Identity, Meaning/Meaning and Empowerment/Empowerment), which can be developed to favor the recovery of people who present suicidal behavior. The descriptors hope, identity, spiritual, transcendence, suicide, self-knowledge and empowerment were used. We found 6 interventions and among them 49 activities that can support the recovery of a person with suicidal behavior. It can be concluded that through the CHIME Recovery Model, actions articulated with the classification of nursing interventions (NIC) can be developed, useful in the therapeutic process of people who have presented suicidal behavior.
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