Transpersonal Psychology Approach in Cases Anxiety: Literature Review and Annotated Bibliography

A review of 29 recent studies finds that transpersonal psychology approaches to anxiety disorders are generally successful across qualitative, quantitative, and R&D contexts. Islamic approaches dominate the transpersonal methods studied. However, digital delivery of such an approach via an application failed to treat anxiety cases, posing a challenge in an era of digitalization. The review covers literature from the last five years, weighing pros and cons with available scientific evidence.

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Abstract

This study aims to conduct a review of the discussion on transpersonal psychology approaches to anxiety disorders in the last five years to answer the pros and cons with the scientific evidence that has been available in the last five years. This research uses literature review and annotated bibliography methods related to the topic raised in the last five years, in this case there are 29 literatures selected after screening and consideration. In this study, the main points of the 29 literatures found that the transpersonal psychology approach in cases of anxiety is on average successful in both qualitative, quantitative and R&D contexts. In addition, transpersonal approaches in cases of anxiety are dominated by Islamic approaches. However, it becomes another challenge for us when it is faced with digitalization, where in one case the approach was applied through an application and in fact it still failed to treat anxiety cases.