Psychological Management of a Victim of Dysthymic Schyzophrenia at 33 Years of Age; Experience at the Jason Sendwe Provincial Reference General Hospital

Victim of long-term emotional distress and a past tainted by several family problems, stopped his studies very early, living in a modest family, this 33-year-old developed schizophrenic dysthymic disorder is brought to the General Hospital Provincial Reference Jason Sendwe for support. The clinical method, the descriptive method and the psychosocial survey method, supported by several techniques, including the clinical interview, the clinical observation questionnaire, were used to diagnose and treat the various disorders that our patient showed, The cognitive approach associated with group therapy as well as psycho-education and combined with their particular techniques were certainly the best suited to help our patient get out of this situation.