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psychological therapies Flashcards

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common mental health disorders

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affective/anxiety disorders
substance misuse disorders
disorders of reaction to psychological stress

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affective/anxiety disorders

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major depressive disorder (MDD)
generalised anxiety disorder (GAD)
panic disorder and phobic anxiety disorders
obsessive-compulsive disorder

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substance misuse disorders

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alcohol
tobacco
opioids/benzos/stimulants

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disorders of reactions to stress

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post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

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cognitive behavioural therapy

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how our thoughts relate to our feelings and behaviour

particularly good for depression, anxiety, phobias, OCD, PTSD

focus on here and now

problem focussed, goal orientated

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CBT: how our thoughts affect feelings and behviour

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event

thoughts - feelings (emotional and physical) - behaviour - thoughts

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how long does a course of CBT usuallly last

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12 weeks

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CBT: therapist helps client

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identify thoughts, feelings and behaviours which are unhelpful

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CBT: assessing whether thoughts are unrealistic/unhelpful

thinking errors

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automatic negative thoughts
unrealistic beliefs
cognitive distortions
catastrophizing 
black and white/all or nothing 
perfectionism
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CBT: homework

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client engages with homework which challenges the unrealistic or unhelpful thoughts (thinking errors)

graded exposure
response prevention

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what is behavioural activation good for

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depression

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behavioural activation

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focus on avoided activities: guide for activity scheduling

focus on what predicts and maintains an unhelpful response by various reinforcers

client taught to analyse unintended consequences of their way of responding

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behavioural activation - avoidance in depression: social withdrawal

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not answering telephone

avoiding friends

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behavioural activation - avoidance in depression: non-social avoidance

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not taking on challenging tasks
sitting around house
spending excessive time in bed

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behavioural activation - avoidance in depression: cognitive avoidance

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not thinking about relationship problems
not making decisions about future
not taking opportunities
not being serious about work/studies

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behavioural activation - avoidance in depression: avoidance by distraction

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watching rubbish on TV
playing computer games
gambling
comfort-eating

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behavioural activation - avoidance in depression: emotional avoidance

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use of alcohol + other substances

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behavioural activation therapeutic relationship

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collaborative/empathic/non-judgemental

structured agenda - review progress

small changes - build to long term goals

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interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT)

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treatment for depression/anxiety

time limited 12-16wks

focused on the present

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IPT: depression often follows a disturbing change in or contingent with significant IP event

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  • complicated bereavement
  • a dispute
  • role transition
  • an interpersonal deficit (difficulty relating to others)
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IPT in practice

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sick role given
construct an ‘interpersonal map’
focus on areas maintaining depressive symptoms

goals

  • reduce depression symptoms
  • improve interpersonal functioning
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IPT strengths

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  • A grade evidence for treating depression
  • no formal homework - may be preferable
  • client can continue to practice skills beyond the sessions ending
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IPT limitations

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requires degree of ability to reflect - may be difficult for some

where poor social networks - limited interpersonal support

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motivational interviewing (MI)

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promotes behaviour change in a wide range of healthcare settings

more effective than advice giving

used when behaviour change is being considered, when patient may be unmotivated or ambivalent to change

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principles of MI

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express empathy: understand person’s predicament

avoid argument: if challenging patient’s position they may become defensive

support self-efficacy: patient sets agenda, generates what they might consider changing

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what is MI good for

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addictions

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stages of change

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pre-contemplation 
contemplation 
planning 
action 
maintenance
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stages of change: pre-contemplation

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do not realise they have a problem
denial

we’re here if you need us

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stages of change: contemplation

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think they may have a problem and want to change

can give info, pros and cons

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stages of change: planning

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real chance/option for change

can help motivate and guide them and develop into action

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stages of change: action

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actually doing something to change behaviour, coping strategies and preventing relapse

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stages of change: maintenance

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strategies to maintain change and help if step-backwards

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