Arhitectura intervenției psihologice în unitățile de terapie intensivă
The architecture of psychological intervention in intensive care units

Summary/Abstract: Article proposes an analysis of the psychological assistance protocol in critical conditions, mainly aiming at the prevention of post-intensive care syndrome (PICS). In an environment dominated by technology and depersonalization, the patient becomes vulnerable to memory fragmentation and the installation of maladaptive cognitive survival schemes. The study explores the effectiveness of re-anchoring methods in reality, such as the patient’s logbook (ICU Diary) and crisis intervention focused on the re-signification of noxious stimuli. The results suggest that the early integration of the psychologist into the multidisciplinary team of intensive care units acts as a major protective factor against post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), contributing to the reduction of anxiety, the consolidation of narrative memory and the improvement of the post-hospitalization psychological recovery process.

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