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| Dua e Qanoot |
Dua E Qunoot, is a
mind-altering therapy for patients with mood disorders. The name is derived
from the Arabic phrase "daqi ul jummah", which translates to 'causing
of joy'.
Dua E Qunoot, as this
therapy is sometimes referred to, targets all the disorders that affect the
emotions of patients. This includes depression, anxiety, panic and trauma. The
therapy works by forcing the patient to identify the root cause of his/her negative
emotions.
The treatment can be
quite effective in many cases, especially when combined with other therapies.
Unfortunately, many patients are not able to stay for the treatment duration
that is required. This could be due to their busy lifestyle, lack of time or
other psychological reasons. Hence, it is very important to find out ways to
make sure that the patient is always available for the therapy sessions.
When looking for a
qualified therapist, the best place to start is by asking for referrals. Ask
your friends and family members for referrals if they have had a recent
experience with a qualified psychotherapist. It would also be best to look up
the work experience and certifications of the therapist before you hire them.
There are two major
types of Dua
E Qunoot therapies that a patient can get from a therapist. Firstly,
there is deep relaxation therapy. The patient is asked to concentrate on their
breathing, and they do so to achieve a feeling of relaxation and calmness. They
may also be asked to focus on a picture or object that helps them relax.
Secondly, there is
focused imagery therapy, which involves a simple exercise that the patient does
in order to achieve the desired effects. He/she is asked to imagine an object
or person, and this helps to focus their attention on their negative emotions.
Both of these
therapies have been shown to be very effective in a lot of cases, but in order
to get the best results, it is very important to have a previous experience of
working with psychotherapists. Not all therapists are qualified in this field,
and that is why it is important to know how the therapist's work. Some of the
symptoms that patients are asked to deal with during the therapy include:
depression, irritability, fear, embarrassment, guilt, low self-esteem, loss of
sexual interest and social withdrawal.
The patient should
remain completely involved in the therapy and should follow the therapist's
instructions. If the patient feels that he/she is not interested in the
therapy, then he/she should give up the treatment and seek for a different
therapist. Never trust your emotions to anyone else, because emotions can cause
many problems in the future.
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