12. Family intervention Flashcards

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What is Functional family therapy (FFT)

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A short term strength based intervention based on risk and protective factors

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What is the goal of FFT

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Help family and youth reduce maladaptive behaviors with adaptive behaviors.

Reduce/eliminate problematic substance use and problem behavior in the family

Improve family functioning

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What are the 5 stages of FFT

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  1. Engagement
  2. Motivation
  3. Relational assessment
  4. Behavior Change
  5. Generalization
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What is the engagement stage

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Maximize the familys expectations of positive change

Risk and protective factors adresses:

  • Negative perceptions about treatment
  • transport
    Therapist availability
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What is the motivation stage

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Create motivation for long term change

Risk and protective factors addressed:

  • Family negativity and blame
  • Hopelessness

Works on interpersonal skills such as validation

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What is the relational assessment

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Identifies relational functions e.g. connection and hierarchy in family

Risk and protectove factors addresseD:
- Individual skills and problem behaviors
- INtra/extrafamilial patterns of behaviors

Goals:
- Identify patterns in problems
- Conceptualizes alternative positive behaviors that serve same function as negative behaviors

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What is behavior change stage

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Facilitates individual and relational change (reduce referral problems)

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What is Generalization Stage

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Maintain and expand change

Risk and prtective factors:
- Access to community resources
-Bonding and social support
- Improve parental attitudes

Goals:

  • Anticipate and plan for future stressors in family
  • New strenghtned relationship and communication
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Effectiveness of FFT

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Effective in treating: Substance use disorder, disruptive behaviour, conduct disorder

Significant long term reductions in rearrests and violent behavior and prevents involvement in criminal system

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Impact of FFT on Family

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Reduces sibling involvement in high risk behavior

POsitive effects on family conflict, communication etc

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What is the goal of Brief Strategic Family Therapy BSFT

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To improve family relations. Therapists in directive and active roles. It is based on studies to inderstand culture and value orientations of the community

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Where is BSFt conducted

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Offered in the home or in clinic for 3 months. Most work is done by asking the family to enact discussions of problems. Focus is on relationships not on behavior change

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What is the effectiveness of BSFT

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Shows promising results, more research needed

Decrease in problem behaviors and weed, improved family functioning

Higher levels of engagement compared to community based treatment

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What is multidimensional family therapy

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Comprehensive outpatient family bases treatment for substance and behavioral problems. Delivered in the home or community

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Goals of multidimensional family therapy

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  • Help develop coping and problem solving skills
  • Help family improve interpersonal functioning
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What is the role of a therapist in multidimensional

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Act as an intensive case manager to help the family recieve needed services

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Components of multidimensional

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  1. Engage youth and family
  2. Behavior focus
  3. Generalize new skills and behavior
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Effectiveness of Multidimensional

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Superior outcomes to other treatments

Substance use greatly reduced

High rates of abstinence

Decreased delinquent behavior

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What is multisystemic therapy

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An alternative to out of home placement/ prison. Combined aspects of cognitive, behavioral and family therapies. Therapists work closely with families to target problems and implement intervention strategies

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Where is multisystemic implemented

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In the youth natural environment ie. home, school, community

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Is multisystemic intensive?

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Yes. 2-4 therapists and a supervisor. Thry have low caseloads and they are available 24/7

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Goals of multi systemic

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  • Improve family function
  • Access family and community resources
  • Engagement to prevent school drop out
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Effectiveness of multisystemic

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Decreased violence and crime.

Families function better

Lower substance use. but NOT sustained

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