Terapia de teatro moderna: un nuevo enfoque basado en la experiencia de Hamid Kianian para aumentar la autoestima de las personas con discapacidades físicas y motoras
Resumen
Teniendo en cuenta que la discapacidad física y motora afecta no solo la salud física sino también la salud mental, es de suma importancia prestar atención a promover la autoestima; por lo tanto, Hamid Kianian, con un nuevo enfoque integrado con el teatro ideó "Terapia de teatro". Para evaluar el rendimiento de este método, se utilizó la prueba de autoestima de Rosenberg en una población aleatoria de personas con discapacidades físicas y motoras en el Instituto de Rehabilitación de Baran en dos intervalos de tiempo diferentes; el primero fue al momento de ingresar al instituto antes de Theatre Therapy y el segundo después de eso. Finalmente, las estadísticas indican que la autoestima en estos individuos ha cambiado mucho con un alto crecimiento más allá de la imaginación.
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