CBT

Question 1

6 Approaches to Treatment

Answer 1

1. CBT
2. DBT
3. Narrative Therapy
4. Motivation
5. Mindfulness
6. Somatic Motor

Question 2

CBT

Answer 2

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: Using thoughts and beliefs to determine a client’s problems and relief. If you can change the way you think, you can change the way you feel.

Question 3

CBT Assessment

Answer 3

1. Compile problematic behavior inventory
2. Identify priority problems and the conditions that maintain them.
3. Identify the contingencies existent for the provision of consequences.
4. Observe and record behavioral exchanges
5. Secure commitments from family.
6. Identify behavior targets for change.

Question 4

CBT Intervention

Answer 4

A program for change is implemented. Formulate a contingency contract. (New target behavior, antecedent events, and consequences)

Question 5

Reframing

Answer 5

Altering thoughts feelings and behaviors through use of metaphors, imagery, and narratives. This changes the perception and meaning of events and the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors associated with that event.

Question 6

Antecedent events

Answer 6

conditions that exist immediately before target behavior.

Question 7

Thought replacement

Answer 7

interrupting or removing problematic recurring thoughts

Question 8

Narrative Therapy

Answer 8

Using storytelling to help the individual separate from their problems.

Question 9

Problem Saturated Story

Answer 9

Narratives (stories) clients tell themselves about their lives that are full of negative assumptions, self-defeating ideas, etc.

Question 10

Cognitive Restructuring

Answer 10

The process of challenging and changing irrational thoughts. Socratic questioning is used to ask probing questions

Question 11

Unique Outcomes

Answer 11

Contradicting details in a client’s problem saturated story that can be used to reach the client.