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                 COGNITIVE THERAPY AND LOGOTHERAPY ON DEPRESSION OF PATIENTS 
                                          WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS 
                                                       Sutinah Sutinah1* 
                                                 1STIKES Harapan Ibu, Jambi 
                                                 Email*: Ns.titin@yahoo.com 
                Abstract  
                Introduction: Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a severe health disorder that causes physical problems and psychosocial 
                effects. Depression and anxiety are the most common psychosocial problems experienced by people with DM. The 
                purpose of this study was to determine the impact of cognitive therapy and logotherapy on and anxiety in patients 
                with Type 2 diabetes. Methods: A quasi-experimental design has been conducted for the study at a hospital in 
                Jambi Province. The total sample of 90 respondents with a consecutive sampling method. The independent 
                variables are cognitive therapy and logotherapy, while the dependent variables are depression and anxiety. Data 
                were analyzed by paired sample t-test and ANOVA. Results: The results showed that cognitive therapy and 
                logotherapy  could  reduce  depression  more  than  giving  cognitive  therapy  alone  with  a  p-value  of  0.0005. 
                Conclusions:  Cognitive  therapy  and  logotherapy  can  be  standard  therapy  in  dealing  with  patients  with 
                psychosocial problems. 
                Keywords: Cognitive Therapy; Logotherapy; Psychosocial; Depression; Diabetes Mellitus 
                INTRODUCTION                                                Diabetic  patients  have  episodes  of 
                        Psychosocial problems that are often        anxiety that around 50% to 76% of depressed 
                experienced by clients  of diabetes  mellitus       patients experience anxiety (Alladin, 2009). 
                (DM) are depression. Seventy-nine percent           When  the  body's  anxiety  reduces  and 
                of   people    with   diabetes    experience        increases  glycogenolysis  to free  glucose to 
                depression. Some patients become agitated,          support  the  heart,  muscles  and  central 
                anxious, and hyperactive. Others can become         nervous system (Varcarolis, E.M. and Halter, 
                withdrawn  and  no  longer  active.  Most           2010).  So  in  DM  clients  who  experience 
                chronic  diseases  that  weaken  the  body  are     anxiety, clients easily forget about diet and 
                often  accompanied  by  depression,  many           treatment  programs.  Therefore,  to  prevent 
                depressive incidents are found in people who        physical  hazards  that  can  be  caused  by 
                experience  physical  disorders  and  chronic       depression     and     anxiety     problems 
                physical illnesses such as DM disease caused        encountered  by  DM  clients,  in  addition  to 
                by the medical conditions they experience.          pharmacological  therapy,  DM  clients  must 
                Medical  conditions  that  can  cause  anxiety      also  receive   psychotherapy.    Individual 
                such   as    hypoglycemia     in   endocrine        psychotherapy that can be given to patients 
                dysfunction.    Depression  can  worsen  the        with   depression   and  anxiety  includes 
                physical  health  condition  of  DM  clients        cognitive    therapy     and    logotherapy 
                (Varcarolis, E.M. and Halter, 2010).  Patients      (Livermore,  N.,  Sharpe,  L.,  &  McKenzie, 
                tend to experience stress and depression in         2008).  
                the face of management of DM; the feeling of                 Cognitive  therapy  can  also  help 
                anxiety and depression makes DM patients            individuals cope with anxiety responses due 
                do not obey the dietary rules recommended           to the distortion of negative thoughts (Rupke, 
                by  health  workers.  Thus  it  is  clear  that     S.J., Blecke, D., & Renfrow, 2006).    Depressive 
                depression  conditions  in  DM  clients  can        condition decreased more significantly in the 
                interfere with treatment management in DM           group of chronic kidney failure patients who 
                clients (Isabella, Sitorus, & Afiyanti, 2008).      received cognitive therapy compared to the 
                                                                    group of chronic kidney failure patients who 
                                                                    did not get cognitive therapy  (Hollon, S.D., 
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                 Jurnal INJEC Vol. 5 No. 1 June 2020: 69-75 
                  
                 Kendall,  2009).    The  purpose  of  cognitive         age  range  20-65  years;  3)  experiencing 
                 therapy  is  to  monitor  negative  automatic           depression and/or anxiety; 4) Can read and 
                 thoughts, find out the relationship between             write;  5)  communicative,  cooperative,  the 
                 thoughts,  feelings,  and  behavior,  change            client  does  not  experience  a  decrease  in 
                 wrong reasoning into logical reasoning and              awareness during the study; 6) willing to be a 
                 help patients identify and change false beliefs         respondent. A total sample of 90 respondents 
                 as  negative internal experiences of patients           (29  people  for  the  cognitive  therapy  and 
                 (Varcarolis, E.M. and Halter, 2010).                    logotherapy         intervention        groups 
                         Logotherapy         can      overcome           (intervention   1),   31    people    for   the 
                 depression  in  adolescents  (Schulenberg,  S.          intervention  group  with  cognitive  therapy 
                 E.,  Hutzell,  R.  R.,  Nassif,  C.,  &  Rogina,        (intervention 2), and 30 people for the control 
                 2008).  A  decrease  in  the  condition  of             group). The sampling technique used in this 
                 depression in the elderly, which was more               study  is  non-probability  sampling  with  the 
                 significant  in  the  group  who  were  given           consecutive sampling method.  
                 logotherapy  and  family  psychoeducation                       The     demographic        instruments 
                 than the group that was only given family               consisted  of  age,  sex,  education,  marital 
                 psychoeducation (Chang, 2002). In addition,             status, occupation, income, and duration of 
                 research conducted by Kyrios, M., Mouding,              DM. This study uses the Hospital Anxiety 
                 R., & Nedelkovic  (2011)  about the effect of           And  Depression  Scale  (HADS)  instrument 
                 group  logotherapy  on  anxiety  in  post-              (Steger,  2009) to measure the condition of 
                 earthquake  populations  found  a  more                 depression and anxiety. Test instruments in 
                 significant decrease in anxiety in the group            this  study  used  Pearson  product-moment 
                 that  was  given  logotherapy  (Kyrios,  M.,            correlation test with Cronbach's alpha value 
                 Mouding, R., & Nedelkovic, 2011). Based on              of 0.763. The questionnaire consisted of 14 
                 the  description  above,  research  related  to         questions  with  a  Likert  scale  (0  -  3). 
                 cognitive     therapy      and     logotherapy          Unfavorable questions: 3 = never, 2 = rarely, 
                 interventions  needs  to  be  done  in  patients        1  =  sometimes,  and  0  =  often.  Favorable 
                 with  diabetes  mellitus  who  experience               statements with a scale value of 3 = often, 2 
                 anxiety.  The  purpose  of  this  study  was  to        = Sometimes, 1 = rarely, and 0 = never. The 
                 determine  the  effectiveness  of  cognitive            total HADS Questionnaire Score is 0-21 (≥11 
                 therapy    and  logotherapy  on  reducing               depression or anxiety, 8-10: risk, ≤ 7: healthy 
                 depression in patients with diabetes mellitus.          or not depressed or anxiety) 
                                                                                 The study was conducted after being 
                 METHODS                                                 declared  ethical  and  complying  with  the 
                         This study uses a quasi-experimental            research  code  of  ethics.  The  research  phase 
                 design  with  a  nonequivalent  control  group          consisted of the pre-test stage, with respondents 
                 design.  The  study  was  conducted  from               filling  out  questionnaires  to  determine  the 
                 February  to  July  2017  for  six  weeks.  The         condition    of   depression     and    anxiety 
                 location  of  the  study  was  in  the  Internal        experienced by DM clients. The intervention 
                 Medicine  Section  of  a  Hospital  in  Jambi           phase  consists  of  intervention  group  1 
                 Province, Indonesia.                                    (cognitive therapy and individual logotherapy). 
                         The  target  population  in  this  study        Researchers  provide  cognitive  therapy  then 
                 were all 106 types, 2 DM clients. The sample            proceed     with    individual    logotherapy. 
                 in  this  study  were  DM  clients  who  were           Therapeutic  activities  carried  out  every  day. 
                 hospitalized   with  inclusion  criteria  as            Cognitive therapy consists of 5 sessions with 
                 follows:  1)  clients  who  were  undergoing            five meetings, while logotherapy consists of 4 
                 hospitalization diagnosed with type 2 DM; 2)            sessions with 4x meetings. Each session is done 
                                                                         for 30 minutes. Intervention group 2 (cognitive 
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                 Cognitive Therapy and Logotherapy on Depression … (Sutinah) 
                  
                 therapy).  Therapeutic  activities  carried  out                  The  analysis  was  performed  using 
                 every  day.  Cognitive  therapy  consists  of  5         paired sample t-tests and ANOVA. This study 
                 sessions with each session for 30 minutes. The           has  passed  the  ethical  test  from  the  Health 
                 control group was not given therapy but given            Research Ethics Commission of the University 
                 a booklet that contained stress management to            of Jambi with number 95 / UN18.4 / LT / 2017 
                 deal with depression and anxiety. In the post-           on April 3, 2017. This study has followed the 
                 test  stage,  questionnaires were given back to          research code of ethics. 
                 evaluate changes in depression and anxiety in 
                 the three groups.                                        RESULTS 
                                              Table 1.  Characteristics of respondents (n=90) 
                          Characteristic            Intervention 1    Intervention 2  Control (30)      Total      p-value 
                                                        (n=29)            (n=31) 
                                                       n      %        n        %      n         %      n    % 
                 Gender                                                                                            
                     Male                              8     27.6      17      54.8    16      53.3   41     45.6   0.061 
                     Female                           21     72.4      14      45.2    14      46.7   49     54.4   
                 Occupation                                                                                        
                     Worked                           18     62.1      23      74.2    22      73.3   63     70.0   0.525 
                     No worked                        11     37.9      8       25.8     8      26.7   27     30.0   
                 Income                                                                                            
                     Under MWR                        15     51.7      13      41.9    12      40.0   40     44.4   0.625 
                     Above MWR                        14     48.3      18      58.1    18      60.0   50     55.6   
                 Education                                                                                         
                     Elementary and junior high       17     58.6      10      32.3    10      33.3  37      41.1   0.066 
                     school 
                     Senior high school and           12     41.4      21      67.7    20      66.7  53      58.9   
                     university 
                 Marital Status                                                                                    
                 Married                              16     55.2      23      74.2    22      73.3   61     67.8   0.210 
                 Unmarried                            13     44.8      8       25.8     8      26.7   29     32.2   
                 MWR: Minimum Wage Rate 
                    Table 2. Cognitive intervention therapy and logotherapy for depression and anxiety in type 2 
                                                           DM patients (n = 90) 
                    Variables       n         Pre            Post         p*       Delta     Min ± Max  Mean ± SD  p** 
                                          (Mean ± SD)  (Mean ± SD) 
                    Depression                                                                                           
                    Treatment 1     29    14.55 ± 2.25    3.00 ± 2.25    0.005  11.55 ± 1.18     0-8     3.00 ± 1.79 
                    Treatment 2     31    13.81 ± 2.33    3.87 ± 2.28    0.005  9.94 ± 1.32      1-8     3.87 ± 2.28  0.005 
                    Control         30    13.67 ± 1.99    9.93 ± 1.17    0.005  3.73 ± 1.14     8-12     1.17 ± 0.21 
                    Anxiety                                                                                              
                    Treatment 1     29    17.31 ± 1.39    5.45 ± 1.55    0.005  11.86 ± 1.18     2-8     5.45 ± 1.55 
                    Treatment 2     31     16.6 ± 2.00    7.13 ± 1.88    0.005     8.94 ±       3-11     7.13 ± 1.88 0.005 
                                                                                    1.75 
                    Control         30    15.83 ± 1.64   11.37 ± 2.56    0.005   4.47 ± 1.33    7-15     11.37 ± 1.56 
                    Treatment 1: Cognitive therapy and logotherapy 
                    Treatment 2: Cognitive therapy  
                    p* Paired t-test (normal p-value 0.05) 
                    p** ANOVA (p-value 0.05) 
                    
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                        DM client characteristics in the form        after  intervention  in  the  group  receiving 
                of gender, education, employment, income,            cognitive therapy and logotherapy was 11.86, 
                and  marital  status  of  DM  clients  were          from  17.31  (anxiety)  to  5.45  (non-case 
                analyzed  using  frequency  distribution  and        anxiety),  in  the  group  that  only  received 
                equality  analysis  between  the  three  groups      cognitive therapy at 8.94, from 16.6 (anxiety 
                using  the  chi  square  test,  showing  49          ) to 7.13 (non-case anxiety) and in the group 
                respondents (54.4%) were female, 63 people           that  did  not  receive  therapy  by  4.47,  from 
                (  70.0%)  work  with  50  people  (55.6%)           15.38 (anxiety) to 11.37 (anxiety). 
                earning above the minimum wage, 52 people 
                (57.8%) have high education, and 61 people           DISCUSSIONS  
                (67.8%)  are  married.  At  alpha  0.05  sex,                The results showed that 79% of DM 
                occupation, income, education, and marital           clients  who  were  hospitalized  experienced 
                status   between    groups    who  received          depression  and  anxiety.  This  is  consistent 
                cognitive  therapy  and  logotherapy,  groups        with the explanation of Varcarolis, E.M. and 
                that  only  received  cognitive  therapy,  and       Halter  (2019)    that  DM  can  cause 
                groups  that  did  not  get  therapy  were           psychological  changes  such  as  changes  in 
                equivalent, see table 1.                             mental processes, behavior, and neurological 
                        Changes in the depression condition          functions  that  cause  clients  to  be  quiet, 
                of   DM  clients  before  and  after  the            anxious, withdrawn, and no longer active in 
                intervention given to the group who received         social  relationships  (Varcarolis,  E.M.  and 
                cognitive therapy and logotherapy, the group         Halter, 2010).  DM is a chronic disease that 
                that only received cognitive therapy, and the        weakens  the  body,  which  can  cause 
                group that did not get therapy were analyzed         depression    and    anxiety    in   sufferers 
                using paired t-test with α 0.05. It appears that     (Suddarth, 2010). 
                at α 0.05 there was a change in significant                  Many factors can cause DM clients to 
                depressive  conditions  in  the  three  groups       experience  depression  and  anxiety,  among 
                before  and  after  the  intervention,  where        others,  it  can  be  caused  by  biochemical 
                depression  conditions  for  DM  clients  after      changes in the body of DM sufferers and the 
                the  intervention  in  the  group  that  received    therapy  that  the  client  goes  through. 
                cognitive  and  logotherapy  from  a  score  of      Biochemical  changes  that  occur  in  people 
                14.55  (depressive  condition)  to  3.00  (non-      with DM are the same as those that occur in 
                case  depression),  in  the  group  that  only       depression,  namely  the  increase  in  the 
                received  cognitive  therapy  from  the  score       hormone  cortisol  and  disorders  of  the 
                13.81    (depression)   to   3.87   (non-case        metabolism        of     epinephrine      and 
                depression), and in the group that did not get       norepinephrine.       Increased       cortisol, 
                therapy from a score of 13.67 (depression) to        epinephrine,  and  norepinephrine  hormones 
                9.93 (risk of depression) (p <0.05).                 are triggered due to an increase in glucose 
                        Changes  in  the  condition  of  DM          levels  in  the  blood  so  that  DM  clients 
                client anxiety before and after intervention in      experience  mood  disorders,  as  seen  in 
                the group that received cognitive therapy and        symptoms  of  depression  and  anxiety. 
                logotherapy,  the  group  that  only  received       Therapy  that  must  be  done  routinely  also 
                cognitive therapy, and the group that did not        causes boredom and pressure on the client, 
                get therapy using paired t-test analysis with        which causes the client to feel different from 
                alpha 0.05, showed that in alpha 0.05 there          others  and  ultimately  cause  symptoms  of 
                was  a  significant  change  in  conditions          depression and anxiety. Signs and symptoms 
                anxiety before and after intervention in all         of DM can also cause depression and anxiety. 
                three  groups.  The  average  change  in  the        DM  clients  will  tend  to  experience  three 
                condition of DM client anxiety before and 
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