دور المقابلة التحفيزية في التخفيف من الاكتئاب و الحصر و التخطيط للتغيير عند النساء الحوامل المصابات بمرض السكري : (دراسة حالة)‎

الملخص EN

The present study aims to show the role of the motivational interviewing as a short and initial intervention in alleviating the symptoms of depression and anxiety in two cases of pregnant women with diabetes.

This study was conducted with a case study approach at the University Hospital of Beni Messous maternity and gynecology service and relied on the motivational interviewing of Rollnick and Miller.

The results show that the motivational interviewing is important as a primary intervention in improving symptoms of depression and anxiety and adherence to self-care behaviors.

The study also showed that compared to traditional methods, the patients' resistance to treatment can turn into effective implication, whatever the relationship with the patient is based on cooperation, respect for his values and motives, support for self-efficacy and encourage her to be independent, and even deal with him as an expert responsible for her health instead of dealing with her as a passive recipient for informations.

This study concluded on the importance of integrating the motivational interviewing as a primary intervention along with cognitive-behavioral therapy, as well as the necessity of training caregivers in motivating patients to enhance their adherence to medical instructions and avoid resistance to change.