For One it is a Self-Isolation, But for Another it is a ‘Beloved Mother’: Research and thoughts of an existential therapist during the quarantine period in France
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65828/tzr0fs59Keywords:
Self-isolation, dimensions of being: physical, social, personal, spiritual, quarantine, FranceAbstract
How does a person perceive forced self-isolation in general and himself in this situation in particular? The target audience was predominantly Russian-speaking residents of France. The conducted study allowed us to see more carefully the ways of living the conditions of forced self-isolation, to discover the general and individual characteristics of changes in various spheres of being of the survey participants. The results of the study may be used for a deeper study of the phenomenon of self-isolation. They can also become the part of a large-scale scientific work in the field of theory and practice of existential psychology.
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