Psychotherapies review document Flashcards
who coined the term “identity crisis”
Erickson
–> in an identity crisis, we feel we must turn one way or another
does trouble at one ericksonian stage ruin you forever
no–> we can develop thru a stage negatively and still go on with our lives
you can go on and through later stages productively or you can not
What is a mnemonic to remember the Ericksonian stages (16 letters)
TMASIGIIIIIIGSED
Teenage Moms Are So Insightful, Granting Industry, Inferiority, Identity, Identity confusion, Intimacy and Isolation and Guaranteeing Stable Employment for Doctors
Trust v Mistrust
Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
Initiative vs Guilt
Industry vs. Inferiority
Identity vs. Identity confusion
Intimacy vs Isolation
Generativity vs Stagnation
Ego integrity vs Despair
who is the identified patient in Milan’s systemic family therapy
the scapegoat for the familys problems
what is the technique involved in Milan’s systemic family therapy
formulate the problem in behavioural terms
paradoxical instruction–> prescribe the symptoms, do even more of the problem they complain of
what is the goal of Minuchin’s structural family therapy
shift member’s relative positions to correct structures within the family
block dysfunctional coalitions and create clear, flexible boundaries
describe the hypothesized etiology of Kohuts covert narcissist
what defense mechanisms are often used by those with borderline PD
splitting
denial
projective identification
primitive devaluation/idealization
omnipotence
what are the 8 assumptions of DBT
what are the core treatment strategies of DBT
problem solving and validation
list indications for IPT
depression
bipolar
bulimia/eating disorder
substance use
social phobia
PTSD
list some of the cognitive distortions addressed in CBT
list contraindications for psychodynamic psychotherapy
psychosis
ASPD
active substance use
direct tx for OCD
primary tx for PTSD
list the interventions used in psychodynamic psychotherapy from most expressive to most supportive
how does psychodynamic psychotherapy differ from short term psychodynamic psychotherapy
short term psychodynamic psychotherapy is time limited, has a therapeutic focus or foci, and has greater activity from the therapist
what is the technique used in Davanloo’s short term dynamic psychotherapy
gentle but relentless confrontation of defenses
criteria for Davanloos short term dynamic psychotherapy
good ego strengths
psychological mindedness
able to tolerate affect
good response to trial transference itnerpretation
high motivation
flexible defenses
lack of projection/splitting/denial
what are the criteria for Sifneos’ short term anxiety provoking therapy
circumscribed chief complaint
one meaningful or give and take relationship during early childhood
ability to interact flexibly with an evaluator and to express feelings appropriately
above average psychological sophistication
a specific psychodynamic formulation
in which short term psychodynamic psychotherapies are termination dates set in advance
Malan brief focal psychotherapy
Mann time limited psychotherapy
are there any absolute contraindications for Mann’s brief focal psychotherapy
no
*some contraindications are serious suicide attempts, chronic alcohol abuse, incapacitating chronic obsessive sx, incapacitating chronic phobic symptoms and gross destructive and self destructive acitng out
what excludes people from mann’s time limited psychotherapy
cannot have MDD, psychosis, BPD
what are the stages of change in motivational interviewing
what defense mechanisms are associated with cluster A personality disorders
projection
schizoid fantasy
denial
what defense mechanisms are associated with cluster B personality disorders
splitting
dissociation
denial
acting out
projective identification
what defense mechanisms are associated with cluster C personality disorders
isolation of affect
passive aggression
hypochondriasis
undoing
common defense mechanisms in:
phobias
displacement
projection
avoidance
common defense mechanisms in:
hysteria
denial
projection
identification
common defense mechanisms in:
paranoia
splitting
projection
common defense mechanisms in:
depression
turning onto the self
common defense mechanisms in:
eating disorders and conversion
regression
common defense mechanisms in:
