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Evaluación de la espiritualidad en pacientes con duelo utilizando la terapia de aceptación y compromiso en la clínica de duelo por suicidio del Centro Universitario de Ciencias de la Salud de la Universidad de Guadalajara

Introduction: Attachment refers to the significant bond we establish with a person, when this is broken, what we call a significant loss occurs, followed by a grieving process: natural pain reaction to the detachment of something or someone who had a It was worth it During this, spirituality appears as a central strategy to overcome painful experiences, but it can also be affected by the meanings attributed to it. Acceptance and commitment therapy has been used in different psychological disorders that involve experiential avoidance, including grief. Objectives:The central objective of the study is to evaluate the complicated spiritual duel. Material and methods: The Inventory of Complicated Spiritual Grief (ICSG) was applied in patients with grief, before and after being treated with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in the grief clinic of the University Center of Health Sciences. Results and Conclusions: Acceptance Therapy and commitment has proven to be useful in facilitating the elaboration of grief, as well as in restoring spirituality since it is resignified and gives meaning to painful experiences.