Child and adolescent mental health Flashcards

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Diagnosing and treating children

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  • surface behaviours (observe behaviours)
  • ‘sea’ of social influences (family, schools, social media)
  • cognitions (thoughts, feelings, rumination, worries)
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how do we get the information we need?

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  • adults may not want to communicate but children may not be able to communicate: language skills, ability to self-reflect
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Externalising disorders

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  • outward directed behaviours
  • aggression
  • hyperactivity
  • impulsiveness
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internalising disorders

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  • inward looking behaviours
  • being withdrawn
  • being nervous or irritable
  • changes in sleeping or eating
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differences between child and adult anxiety disorders

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  • children tend to be less concerned over there symptoms

- children can tell they feel bad but struggle to label and communicate precise emotions

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what factors could exacerbate risk of depression?

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  • child abuse
  • child neglect
  • trauma
  • abnormal parent-child interaction
  • poverty
  • school absence
  • cyberbullying
  • low self-esteem
  • poor coping skills
  • low social support from friends
  • stress
  • physical illness
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Adverse Childhood Experiences relating to the child

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  • psychological abuse
  • physical abuse
  • sexual abuse
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ACE’s relating to the child’s household

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  • parental separation
  • domestic violence
  • mental illness
  • alcohol abuse
  • substance misuse
  • imprisonment
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protective factors

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  • high self-esteem
  • good education
  • someone from the family being in work
  • development of good oral language skills
  • positive relationships with parents
  • social/community inclusion
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Play therapy

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develops a trusting relationship, aids communication, teach skills and strategies such as coping or problem solving

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CBT

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creates awareness of thinking styles

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behaviour therapy

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e.g., desensitisation to phobias or anxiety inducing situations, selective reinforcement

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mindulness

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creating interoceptive awareness, non-judgemental approach often integrated into cognitive and behavioural programmes

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drug therapy

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can be effective but need caution

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family therapies

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different therapies put different emphasis on the role and function of the family

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