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International Journal of Emergency Mental Health and Human Resilience | ISSN: 1522-4821 | Volume 20
November 26-27, 2018 | Los Angeles, USA
Psychiatry, Mental Health Nursing and Healthcare
World Summit on
Applied Psychology, Psychiatry and Mental Health
International Conference on
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Mathematical proof of the therapeutic effect of relaxation
Fouad Ktiri
Institute of Nursing Professions and Health Techniques, Morocco
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n this paper, we present amathematical proof of the positive effects of relaxation therapy. We mathematically demonstrate that
relaxation, practiced during a period of time, could relieve stress and even make us feel joyful. Based on our tri-transactional
theory of stress, our demonstration uses the Ktiri-stress equation (S=PSS+ST) and the positive-negative stimuli notions. Our
evidence of the positive effect of relaxation is based on the psychological fact that this therapy generates positive and reduces
negative stimuli numbers. This phenomenon, meaning that a person practicing it will be able over time to be exposed to more
positive and less negative stimuli, is mathematically expressed by using increasing and decreasing mathematical functions
(x=at+b). This demonstration is applied to an example of a stress situation in which a person, supposed so much stressed, is
much less exposed to positive stimuli which could fight his stress and much more to negative stimuli. From this demonstration,
which was possible by using mathematical notions, we deduced and developed mathematically two concepts. This latter, we
called crisis and critical stress periods, correspond to intervals of time at the end of which the value of a person stress state
starts to be reduced and to become neutral respectively.
Biography
Fouad Ktiri is a clinical psychologist, a psychology teacher, a researcher and a yoga coach. His experiences in clinical psychology and yoga-relaxation allowed
him to publish, in 2015, a paper book entitled "Stress-How to prevent and fight it-New psychological, spiritual, body and cognitive techniques". From 2009, he
has animated conferences and participated in many radio psychological programs. His experiences as a physics and computer graduate helped him to combine
psychology and mathematics, which allowed him to elaborate a new stress numerical model and published it on 2016. Now, he is continuing to do researches in
psychology and write articles weekly in Moroccan newspapers.
f_ktiri@yahoo.comFouad Ktiri, Int J Emerg Ment Health, Volume 20
DOI: 10.4172/1522-4821-C5-023