Nonpharmacological treatment Flashcards

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psychoanalytic therapy

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freud

promotes change by development of greater insight and awareness of maladaptive defenses

attends to past development and psychodynamic factors which shape present behaviors

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cognitive therapy

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Beck

external events do not cause anxiety or maladaptive responses

its the expectations, perceptions and interpretations of events that cause anxiety

allows client to view reality more clearly through examination of their central distorted cognitions

goal is to change irrational beliefs, faulty conceptions, and negative cognitive distortions

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behavioral therapy

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Lazarus

focus on changing maladaptive behaviors by participating in active behavioral techniques like exposure, relaxation, problem solving, role playing

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Dialectical behavioral therapy

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Linehan

common for people with borderline personality disorders

focus on emotional regulation, tolerance for distress, self mgmt skills, interpersonal effectiveness, mindfulness

emphasis on treating therapy interfering behaviors

goals:
decrease SI, therapy interfering behaviors, emo reactivity, self invalidation, crisis generating behaviors, passivity

increase realistic decision making, accurate communication of emotions and competencies

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existential therapy

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frankl

reflection on life and self confrontation is encouraged

emphasizes accepting freedom and making responsible choices.

states that basic dimension of humans includes finding meaning and purpose in life (why am i here and what is my purpose)

goals are to live authentically an to focus on the present and on personal responsibility.

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humanistic therapy

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carol rogers

AKA person centered therapy

concepts like self directed growth, self actualization

people are born with the capacity to direct themselves toward self actualization

each person has the potential to actualize and find meaning

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interpersonal therapy

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Klerman and Weissman

focus on interpersonal issues that are creating distress

time limited, active, focused on present and interpersonal distress

developed to tx aspects of depression and is effective for adults and adolescents

has been applied to tx interpersonal distress related to other disorders including bipolar, SUD, and eating disorders

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EMDR

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Shapiro

a form of behavior and exposure therapy

involved bilateral stimulation (eyes back and forth, alternating tapping on hand or knee or sound in ears

most common for PTSD

goal to achieve adaptive resolution

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EMDR phases

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desensitization phase

installation phase

body scan

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EMDR desensitization

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visualize trauma, verbalize neg thoughts/maladaptive beliefs, remain attentive to physical sensations.

This is for a limited time while client eye movements and they are told to block out neg thoughts, to breathe deeply, then verbalize thoughts, feelings, imagining.

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EMDR installation phase

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client installs and increases the strength of the positive thought that they declared as a replacement of the original negative thought

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EMDR body scan

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visualizes trauma along with the positive thought and then scans their body mentally to identify any tension

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Yalom’s 10 factors that differentiate group therapy from individual therapy

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instillation of hope

universality

altruism

increased development of social skills

imitative behaviors

interpersonal learning

group cohesiveness

catharsis

existential factors

corrective refocusing

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group therapy phases

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pregroup

forming

storming

norming

performing

adjourning

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reminiscence therapy

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progressive return of memories of past experiences

used with older adults

search for meaning and strive for resolution of past conflicts

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experiential therapy

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Viginia Satir

behavior determine by personal experience not by external reality

focus on authenticity, freedom of choice, human validation

goal to develop authentic nurturing communication and self worth

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strategic therapy

A

jay Haley

sx viewed as metaphors and reflect problems in the hierarchical structures within family.

techniques include straightforward directives, paradoxical directives, reframing belief systems

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solutions focused therapy

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deShazer and Ohanlon and Berg

focus to rework for the present situation solutions that have worked previously

goal of effective resolution of problems through cognitive problem solving and use of personal resources and strengths

techniques like miracle question, exception finding question, scaling question