Modern psychoimmunology and psychological support of persons with immune violations

Immune disorders - it is from the causes of disability and examples of psychosomatic disorders. A psychosomatic disorder is a clinically defined group of symptoms or behavioral symptoms that in most cases cause suffering and impede personal functioning. Overvoltage and stress provoke, intensify and prevent recovery in the case of immune diseases. Psychology of immune disorders is an area of knowledge, which combines the experience of immunology and psychosomatic medicine with the experience of psychology and psychotherapy: the psychological status of people with immune and autoimmune disorders, has a number of peculiarities. A person needs experience and achievements, but they are not an end in themselves. A person needs contact with other people, however, he is only able to be himself when contact and departure are harmonious. A person needs to throw out all unnecessary, superfluous desires from his life. In the course of the theoretical analysis of the psychological aspects of immune disorders, scientists, practitioners and theorists have identified numerous variants of violations in the development of the personality in the sphere of organization and development of interpersonal relations, as well as self-realization of the individual in professional and intimate personal relationships. Neurotic and psychological disorders - the consequences of a violation of awareness, protection, strengthening of the «contact borders» of a person, are supplemented by immune disorders. The trauma of the relationship and the «blows of fate» act as the leading factors of the diseases of this group. Inability and unwillingness to accept and experience suffering, lack of support, impossibility of dialogue with oneself, people and the world translates the protective reaction of the body, the psyche to stress into a complex of psychophysiological disorders, identified subsequently as an immune disease. However, not all psychological reactions in immune disorders are negative: there is a reorientation from liveliness and self-denial to lifeassertiveness and self-assertion.