Therapeutic Interventions of Psychological Disorders (10) Flashcards
Treatment: Definition of Terms
Specific or unique information
Idiographic Data
Treatment: Definition of Terms
Generalization or commonalities with other context
Nomothetic
Treatment: Definition of Terms
Also known as therapy, procedure designed to change abnormal behavior to a more normal behavior
Consists of client, therapies, and series of contact between them
Treatment
Psychodynamic
What technique involves the therapist instructing the patient to say whatever comes to mind, regardless of its importance?
Free Association
Psychodynamic
What term describes when a patient projects feelings about important people in their life onto the therapist?
Transference
Psychodynamic
What is the term for a patient’s unconscious refusal to fully participate in therapy?
Resistance
Psychodynamic
What method in psychodynamic therapy is used to uncover unconscious desires through the analysis of sleep content?
Dream Interpretation
Psychodynamic
What is the consciously remembered part of a dream called?
Manifest Content
Psychodynamic
What is the hidden meaning of a dream referred to as?
Latent Content
Psychodynamic
What is the process called when repressed feelings are brought to the surface and expressed, often resulting in emotional relief and insight?
Catharsis
Psychodynamic
What process involves repeated examination of the same issues over many sessions to bring about deeper understanding and change?
Working Through
Psychodynamic
What type of psychodynamic therapy focuses on one specific problem or issue and explores only the dynamics related to that issue?
Short-Term Psychodynamic Therapy
Psychodynamic
What modern psychodynamic approach involves the therapist sharing their own feelings and experiences to build a more equal therapeutic relationship?
Relational Psychoanalytic Therapy
Psychodynamic
What therapeutic technique uses hypnosis to help a patient recall forgotten memories or engage in other therapeutic tasks?
Hypnotherapy
Psychodynamic
What approach helps children express their conflicts and feelings indirectly through drawing, storytelling, and play?
Play Therapy
Humanistic
Which therapeutic approach involves clinicians helping clients through acceptance, empathy, and genuineness, and was developed by Carl Rogers?
Client-Centered Therapy
Humanistic
What type of therapy involves a group of people with similar issues meeting together to work on their problems with a therapist?
Group Therapy
Humanistic
What type of therapy helps individuals by providing emotional support through shared experiences but without a professional therapist leading the group?
Support Group
Humanistic
What type of program offers therapeutic benefits at home, often through self-guided exercises and support?
Home-Based Self-Help Programs
Humanistic
What type of therapy focuses on teaching individuals better ways to interact socially?
Social Skills Training
Humanistic
What therapeutic approach involves meeting with all family members together to help them make therapeutic changes?
Family Therapy
Humanistic
What model of family therapy does not place blame on either the parents or the child for the disease?
Maudsley Model
Humanistic
What is the therapy method where victims of traumatic events are encouraged to talk about their feelings and reactions to the trauma?
Psychological Debriefing
Humanistic
What treatment for depression is based on the belief that improving interpersonal relationships can lead to recovery?
Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)