8/30 A Brief History of Clinical Psychology Flashcards
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roots of therapy
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moral treatment, compassionate care and supportive environment for the severely ill
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late 1800’s
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- APA was formed, which promoted the foundations of psychology
- Lightner, Witmer was deemed the ‘father of clinical psychology and opened his first clinic at UPenn (mostly for kids)
- but there was no solution for the mind
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early 1900’s (Freud)
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Freud in the US
- he gave a lecture about psychoanalysis at Clark University (an alternative to the medical model) – talk therapy
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1930’s (emergence of psychoanalysis)
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psychoanalytic training institutes and clinics began to open (but only to the psychiatrists at first)
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behavior therapy
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- decreased the dominance of psychoanalysis
- humanistic approach: client-centered therapy, especially post WW2
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how did the expansions of behavioral therapy impact doctors
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turf war w psychiatry bc previously dominated psychotherapy
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WW2 transformed the field
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- academic and applied sides came together
- psychiatric dosabilites from the war increased the value of psychology
- this led to money for VA and NIH to claim psychological clinicians
- APA developed training standards and clinical internship programs
- DSM was published by APA
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1960’s
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- therapies became more widely available
- research to show therapy “works”
- movement to move patients from hospitals into outpatient treatment
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1970’s
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- more psychologists in practice setting and private practice
- emergencey of health psychology
- more evidence-based treatment which led to more academic vs. practitioner divide
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late 1970’s
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- 1st meta analysis documenting the benefits of psychotherapy
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1980’s
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- DBT (Dialectical behavior therapy) was introduced by Marsha Linehan
- more money for mental health services and attention to cultural competence for psychologists
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1990’s
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- APA lists valid treatments
- managed mental health care more and viewed as having a negative impact
- more focus on how to make people thrive
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2000’s and beyond
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- fewer psychiatrists practicing psychotherapy
- therapy becomes more integrated with an interdisciplinary model
- mental illness becomes the leading cause of disability
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clinical psychology today
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- more demand for therapists post covid