Exploring Emotional Regulation in the Bhutanese Community
This qualitative project aims to explore how members of the Bhutanese community perceive and regulate their emotions. Specifically, it investigates the meaning attributed to emotions, culturally preferred regulation strategies, and the role of religion in emotional wellbeing.
The study involves counsellors together with younger and older Bhutanese monks, providing insight into cultural beliefs and intergenerational perspectives on emotional regulation.
Research Team
- Prof. Igor J. Pietkiewicz — Principal Investigator
- Damian Przybycień
- Lech Popiołek
- Tshering Dolkar (RENEW, Bhutan)
PARTNER
This project is conducted in cooperation with Ignatianum University in Kraków and the Research Centre for Trauma and Dissociation.