Psychological Therapies Flashcards

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Why was CBTp originally used?

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To provide treatment for residual symptoms that persist despite the use of antipsychotic medication , for e.g persistent negative symptoms, to help improve patient’s functioning generally

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What do delusions result from?

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From faulty interpretations of events/ CBTp helps them identify and correct these faulty interpretations

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How many sessions of CBTp do NICE recommend?

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16

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How does CBTp help improve general functioning?

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To establish links between their thoughts, feelings behaviours by monitoring behaviour, then find alternative ways to examining their behaviour

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What does the initial assessment of CBTp involve?

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The patient expressing their thoughts about the experienced and discuss goals of the therapy

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What does engagement involve with CBTp?

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The therapist empathising with the patient’s perspective and their feeling of distress

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Why is cognitive behavioural therapy?

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A combination of cognitive therapy ( a way of changing maladaptive thoughts and beliefs) and behavioural therapy (a way of changing behaviour in response to these thoughts and beliefs)

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