Study On The Effect Of Psychosomatic Therapy From The Perspective Of Spiritual Social Work

Around a series of currently social problems of hospice care,mental illness and other problems,this study analyzes the phenomenon of vagueness and desalination of the sense of belonging caused by the prevalence of individualism,and recognizes the importance of spirituality and the necessity of its development,so as to carry out relevant literature and social investigation.In domestic,the spiritual perspective lacks relevant practice research,and some scholars begin to pay attention to the effect and significance of spiritual perspective in social work.However,the treatment of the Mongolian psychotherapy center is still rare.Therefore,the author in this study combs and discusses the related concepts and the development of spirituality,the theory and research literature of spiritual social work and other aspects.In the spiritual level,this paper focuses on that the psychosomatic interaction therapy has already begun to implement and is paid attention.It is a psychological treatment,and an adjunctive treatment as well.It can not only treat the physical and mental illness,but also make people carry forward the truth and beauty as well,which is dominated in the treatment of the spiritual development and the potential motivation.It is consistent with the modern scientific philosophy pursued by modern society.The innovation of this research lies in the study of the effect of psychosomatic interaction therapy and the scientific and humanistic value behind it,with the perspective of spiritual social work.The emphasis of this study is to provide a new perspective and research field so as to obtain the necessity for the development of the spiritual perspective and the effect for professional practice in social work.For nowadays,people often lack awareness about physical and mental illness and related services of individual psychological level.Therefore,as a new perspective on the exploration and analysis,this study combs the relevant theories and provides a reference model and a way of thinking for related research fields.