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Legitimization of dance-movement therapy as a part of psychosocial education of younger school-age children
PAJTLOVÁ, Caroline
The aim of the bachelor research is to verify the effectiveness of selected relaxation methods on the psychosocial environment in children of younger school age and based on these findings to further discuss the legitimacy of selected relaxation methods in the dance-movement course for children of younger school age. The theoretical part presents findings from developmental psychology in the field of mental and emotional development of children. Furthermore, the theoretical part maps the current knowledge about dance-movement education and defines individual selected relaxation methods, which were implemented in a research survey with children of younger school age. The empirical part presents the results of my research using a quantitative two-phase questionnaire survey and the technique of qualitative participatory observation of children of younger school age in three areas of interest: dance, movement and gymnastics.
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The Physiotherapy of Patients with Vertebrogenic Difficulties in the Cervical Vertebrae Area and the Role of Psychosomatic Medicine
Hrbková, Lucie ; Konopáčová, Eva (advisor) ; Cmuntová, Kateřina (referee)
BACHEROL THESIS ABSTRACT Author's first name and surname: Lucie Hrbková Bacherol thesis supervizor: Ing. Eva Konopáčová Oponent: Title of bacherol thesis: The Physiotherapy of Patients with Vertebrogenic Difficulties in the Cervical Vertebrae Area and the Role of Psychosomatic Medicine Abstract: The theme of the bachelor's work is Physiotherapy for Patients with Vertebrogenous Problems of the Cervical Spine and the Role of Psychosomatics. The work consists of theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical part of my bachelor's work is devoted to psychosomatics and its relationship with vertebrogenous painful syndrome, particularly in the cervical spine. It describes a therapeutic approach to back pain and the links of psyche with back pain for patients where no structural or functional difficulties source were found. The other parts of my work deal with etiology and pathogenesis of vertebrogenous disease. They summarize anatomical description of the spine with a focus on cervical spine. There are the possibilities of physiotherapy intervention for psychosomatic patients. The practical part contains a case report of a patient who suffers from vertebrogenous problems in the cervical spine. The next part is a methodology work including the objective and the basic work assumption, literature search, the...
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Qualitative research on methods used for stress-release of anxious children practiced by kindergarten teachers.
FOJTÍKOVÁ, Kristýna
The main aim of my research was to find out and describe the methods which are used to calm down and relax anxious children in kindergartens.In the theoretical part I described elementary psychological topics which are a base for understandingproblems of origins, symptoms and consequences of preschool children's anxiety. This part includes description of educational parental approaches and their possible impact on the rise and development of the child's anxiety. At the end of this part there's a brief excursus concerning the meaning of fairy-tales, especially from the psycho-analytical point of view. In the methodological part I tried to explain the used methods of my research: grounded theory , involved observation, half-structured interview and the ways of its cosiny. In the research part I developed the analysis of interviews in the concerned chapters. The main meaning lies in description of the methods and approaches used by teachers to achieve positive change in feelings of an anxious child. I extend my findings with a brief characteristics and impact of specific methods which are used by teachers to calm down and relax children in kindergartens. In conclusion I summarized the key facts. These facts cocern both general and specific methods which can help an anxious child cope with his anxiety and support his personal development.
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