Chapter 16: Treatment of Disorders Flashcards

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What are some barriers as to why people do not seek treatment?

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  • Cost, financial but also finding transportation, and daycare etc.
  • People might not know what treatment options there are
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Psychological Treatment

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With clinician

environment is used to shape persons brain and behaviour

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Biological Treatment

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Brain is treated with drugs, surgery or other direct intervention

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Psychological and Biological Treatment can…

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Be combined to treat an individual.

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Interaction between clinician and someone suffering from a psychological problem

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Psychotherapy

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Eclectic Psychotherapy

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Therapy form that depends on client and problem, and draws tehniques from different forms of therapy

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Psychoanalysis

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Goal is for the client to understand the unconcious in a process called developing insight

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This therapy encourages individuals to use understandings of childhood events to develop insights to their problems

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Psychodynamic Psychotherapies

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Discovering the unconcious

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Insight

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Reluctance to cooperate with treatment for fear of confronting unpleasant unconcious material

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Resistance

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Event that occurs in psychoanalysis when the clinicial begins to assume major significance in the clients life

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Transference

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Humanistic and Existential Therapies

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Assuming that human nature is generally positive and psychological problems stem from feelings of loneliness and alienation

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Person-Client centered therapy

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Assumes that all individuals have a tendency towards growth

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Helping the client become more aware of his/hers thoughts, behaviours and experiences and taking responsibility for them

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Gestalt Therapy

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John B Watson founded…

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Behaviour Therapy

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Behaviour Therapy

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Assumes that disordered behaviour is learned and needs to be changed to constructive behaviours

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Involves giving clients tokens for desired behaviour which can later be traded for rewards

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Token Economy

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Cognitive Therapy

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Helping a client identify and correct any distorted thinking about themselves or others

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Therapeutic Approach that teaches clients to question automatic beliefs and assumptions that lead to negative thinking

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Cognitive Restructuring

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Exposure Therapy

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Involves confronting a emotion-arousing stimulus directly and repeatedly

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Mindfulness Meditation

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Teaches individual to be fully present in each moment , and to be aware of thoughts and feelings and to detect symptoms before they become a problem

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Cognitive Therapy

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problem-focused, action orientated

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Self Help and Support Groups

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Involves discussion or internet chat groups that focus on a particular disorder or experiences with others struggling with the same (example, AA)

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Drug treatment targets specific ____ in the brain

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Neurotransmitters that are believed to cause mental disorders

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Psychopharmacology
Study of drug effects on psychological states and symptoms
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Medications that are used to treat schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders
Antipsychotic drugs
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Conventional anti-psychotics
Work by blocking dopamine receptors, good for positive symptoms
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These psychotic drugs stop seretonin and dopamine receptors work well for negative or positive symptoms
Atypical antipsychotics
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Antianxiety Medications
drugs that help reduce anxiety symptoms
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Antidepressants
``` class of drugs that help lift a persons mood include (MAOI,SSRI, SNRI) ```
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Used to treat bipolar disorders, prescribed to suppress mood swings between mania and depression (lithium)
Mood stabilizers
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Alternative medications include:
herbal medicines, megavitamins,homeopathic remedies
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Repeated exposure to bright light
Used for people having seasonal depressive disorder
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Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
Treatment that involves a mild seizure by delivering an electric shock to the brain, used to treat depressive or manic disorders
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Treatment involving placing a powerful magnet over a persons scalp which alters neuronal activity in the brain
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
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Psychosurgery
Surgical distruction of specific brain areas | used to treat specific ocd disorders as a last resort
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Deep Brain Stimulation
Combines use of psychosurgery and electrical currentd
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Tendency of symptoms to return to their mean or average level
Natural Improvement
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Inert substance or placebo effect that has been applied with the expectation that a healing response will be produced
Placebo Effects
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Reconstructive Memory
When the clients motivation to get well causes errors in memory for the original symptoms