Psychoeducation

Question 1

Luck et al 2011

Answer 1

Printed self-help

Question 2

Marks et al 2007

Answer 2

Online CBT

Question 3

Houghton & Saxon 2007

Answer 3

individual CBT

Question 4

Aims of anxiety psychoeducation 3

Answer 4

1. Education
2. Promote motivation
3. realistic expectations

Question 5

What is psychoeducation

Answer 5

Papworth 2013: any information or materials that are designed to provide the client with knowledge about their condition, including:
Descriptions of the problem
 - diagnostic categories
 - common symptoms
 - case examples

It should enable the client to understand/know that the diagnosis/treatment is relevant to them

Question 6

What prevents clients with anxiety coming forward?

Answer 6

The nature of anxiety means they feel others may judge or that they themselves think something more sinister is going on for example: intrusive thoughts vs voices
People with anxiety, because of the nature, also think they are the only ones- no one understands

Question 7

Christina et al 2000

Answer 7

Delays in treatment are resultant of professionals not recognising the problems

Question 8

Goldberg & Huxley 1992

Answer 8

Delays in patients with anxiety seeking help:

• time to recognise need
• tricky referral pathway
• waiting lists

Question 9

Prochaska & DiClemente 1983

Answer 9

TTM
Precontemplation
contemplation
preparation
action
relapse

think how this relates to motivation and expectations of the session