Family consulting as a method of social rehabilitation of patients with ophthalmopathology
R.A. SUVOROVA, A.R. SHARIPOV
All-Russia Eye and Plastic Surgery Centre of the Russian Health Ministry, 67/1 Zorge Str., Ufa, Russian Federation, 450075
Suvorova R.A. — researcher, Head of the Laboratory of clinical psychology and psychophysiological correction of vision, leading clinical psychologist, e-mail: regina.suvorova@mail.ru
Sharipov A.R. — Cand. Biol. Sc., Head of the Research Department of the Centre for electrophysiology and psychophysics of the visual system, e-mail: allopsy58@gmail.com
The article is devoted to psychological consulting as social rehabilitation method for ophthalmological patients. Damaged visual function of a child may influence the character of his/her parents. The parents’ attitude to the disabled child is the way to health or disease. That is why it is very important to teach parents about how to behave with a child. Family consulting is a method allowing parents to obtain qualified psychological assistance in order to create correcting family environment.
Key words: family, correcting family environment, disability, psychological consulting, ophthalmopathology.
(For citation: Suvorova R.A., Sharipov A.R. Family consulting as a method of social rehabilitation of patients with ophthalmopathology. Practical Medicine. 2018)
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