Prieš srovę: psichikos sveikata ir vertybės šiuolaikiniame pasaulyje
LTJūratės Sučylaitės knygoje analizuojama šiuolaikinio pasaulio vertybių įtaka žmogaus psichikos sveikatai, ieškant atsakymų mokslinių straipsnių įžvalgose, interpretuojant mokslinių tyrimų duomenis, gilinantis į fenomenologinius individualių psichikos būsenų ir atskirų gyvenimų aprašymus, poezijos terapijos valandų medžiagą, sociokultūrinės aplinkos procesus ir vertybes. Sprendžiama problema, kaip šiuolaikiniame pasaulyje kurti aplinką, padedančią saugoti vidinį žmogaus vientisumą, savęs paties suvokimą ir savivertę, skatinančią žmogų būti atsakingam už savo ir kitų psichikos sveikatą; su kokiomis vertybėmis susijęs psichikos sveikatai palankios aplinkos kūrimas. Ši mokslinė monografija skirta ne tik edukologams, sociologams, visuomenės sveikatos specialistams, bet ir visuomenei [knygos.lt].
ENThe book analyzes the influence of modern world values on human mental health, seeks answers in the insights of academic articles, interprets research data, delves into phenomenological descriptions of individual mental states and individual lives, dives into the material of poetry therapy lessons and sociocultural environment processes. The book tries to solve the problem how the modern world is creating an environment that helps to preserve one's inner integrity, self-awareness and self-esteem, promoting a person's responsibility for one's own and other people's mental health; creating values that promote a mental health-friendly environment. Ethical principles. Respecting the privacy of each person, the book does not mention the specific names of the people whose destinies I reveal or whose insights I share. Those who I interacted with even wanted me to tell other people about their difficulties, but their interests are not harmed in this book. The deliberate choice was not a strict, academic writing style, but a freer style of an essay, providing opportunities to popularize academic knowledge and to make the publication more attractive to the reader. It is innovative that practical mental health issues take a broad look at the contemporary context of social culture and the role of elective values is analyzed. The book covers the ethical concern for human life and the interdisciplinary approach at the crossroads of public health, human ecology, psychiatry, humanities and cultural educology. Contents. The book consists of six chapters: 1. Human being in the global world. The problem of ethical concern. 2. Feelings, spiritual fascination and language. 3. Smart environment: reading, reflection and communication. 4. Lack of positivity, deadlock and search for identity. 5. Alienation: Everyone blows their own bubble. 6. Occupational burnout and psychosomatic disorders.The book presents philosophical approaches to human life in the modern world; anthropocentrism, posthumanism, transhumanism. It analyzes the problem of language vitality, imagery, scientific evidence explaining that the ability to speak visually is associated with a lower risk of depression. The book also studies the influence of reading from digital devices and books on the mind, the links between mental health and feeling nature, shows how the media works, first of all highlighting negative information, going more deeply into the problems of alignment, teachers' burnout; it discusses how to protect one's mind from disruption and and how to stay sensitive when interacting with people who are in deep crises of existence, seeking the answer to whether a physician needs to feel isolated from patients in order to preserve his/ her health. The book quotes philosophers, psychologists, researchers of psychosomatic medicine, and phenomenological descriptions of the author's personal experience are presented.
