Chapter 12 - Treatment Flashcards

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3 treatment people

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Social worker
-2 year masters, case management/life skills

psychiatrists
-Have an MD, can prescribe, can also do therapy

psychologists
-Grad school/5 year PhD trained in therapy/assessment

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psychodynamic theory

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psychodynamic theory

Insight orientated therapy

Interested in having people having insight in their unconscious

Goal is therapeutic insight and working through conflicts

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psychodynamic theory

Techniques

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Techniques

Free association

Interpreting resistance

Dream analysis

Transference
The patient plays out unresolved conflicts with others in therapeutic situation

Counter transference
Therapist acts toward client

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Who wrote the book on cbt

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History

Aaron and Judith beck

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CBT

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Cbt
An evidence based talk therapy

Administered in groups or individually

Gold standard for many mental disorders

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Model

3 Parts

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Model

Thoughts behaviors feelings

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CBT

3 Phases

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Assessment, psychoeducation

Active treatment

Relapse prevention and ending treatment

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3 kindsof activity

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3 kinds of activity
Pleasure

Mastery

Value based

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Cognitive restructuring

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Cognitive restructuring

Identify destructive thoughts and restructure them.

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Cognitive distortions

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Cognitive distortions

All or nothing thinking
Emotional reasoning
Making “should statements”
Upwards comparisons

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Components of therapy

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Components of therapy

  • Good therapeutic relationship
  • Listing of behaviors of thoughts to be changed
  • Therapists as a “teacher”
  • Continuous monitoring and evaluation of treatment and problem behaviors
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12
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Exposure

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Exposure
-Presenting them with fear and preventing them from escaping
Imaginal
Thinking about/imagining the thing you're afraid of.
In vivo
Actual real life presentation
Elimination of avoidance
Habituation
Anxiety will go down slowly
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Systematic desensitization

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Systematic desensitization

  • Develop fear hierarchy
  • Expose it in small steps
  • Teach relaxation response
  • Paired fear with relaxation
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Aversion therapy

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Aversion therapy

Pairing behavior you want to get rid of with something aversive

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15
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Therapy session based on classical conditioning (3 things)

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Exposure
Systematic desensitization
Aversion therapy

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16
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Therapy session Based on operant conditioning (3 things)

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Positive/negative/punishment reinforcement

Time out

Token economy

Social skills training

17
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Time out

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Time out

Removed from situation so you can’t be reinforced for behavior

18
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Token economy

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Token economy

Giving rewards if they meet target behaviors

19
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Social skills training

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Social skills training
People with dificult social functioning

  • Describe skill
  • Model skill
  • Role playing
  • positive and corrective feedback
  • Home practice