Psychological Therapies Flashcards

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what is CBT

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cognitive behaviour therapy
-makes sense of and challenges irrational cognitions and behaviours
-usually takes 5-20 sessions

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what is normalisation

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acknowledges that an individuals experience is rational or normal
aims to remove any shame from the patient

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what is reality testing

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patient and therapist both examine the likelihood that their beliefs are true

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AO3 CBT limitations

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-requires engagement and self awareness
-can take long periods of time, likely to drop out
-serious cases could also invite medication, not a stand alone treatment

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AO3 CBT evidence for effectiveness

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-Jauhar (2014) reviewed 34 CBT studies and found clear evince for small but significant effects in symptoms
-pontillo (2016) reductions in auditory hallucinations
-NICE (2019) recommends CBT for all patients with schizophrenia

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AO3 range of techniques and symptoms

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vary widely within different cases
-thomas (2015) different CBT techniques for different combinations of symptoms
-hard to say how effective CBT will be for an individual

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what is family therapy

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involves families and the identified patient views as the problem
aims to improve quality of communication and interaction with family

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Pharaoh et al (2010)

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try to improve functioning of a family
-reduced negative emotions- reduces risk of relapse due to stress
-improves family’s ability to help- encourages family to asses beliefs and behaviour towards identified patient

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AO3 evidence of effectiveness

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Mcfarlane (2016) family therapy was one of the most consistently effective treatments for schizophrenia
-> relapse reduced by 50/60%
NICE recommends family therapy to all schizophrenics

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Burbach (2018) model of practice to working with families dealing with schizophrenia

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1) sharing information and providing basic support
2) identifying what the family can offer
3) mutual understanding creating a safe space
4) identifying unhelpful patterns of interaction
5) skills training e.g stress management
6) planning for future relapse
7) maintaining new patterns of interaction

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AO3 benefits the whole family

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lobban and barrowclough (2016) these effects are important because families provide the bulk of care for those with schizophrenia
-strengthened functioning= lessens negative impacts of schizophrenia and strengthens support

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