Therapy Flashcards

1
Q

In group therapy patient isn’t comfortable sharing but you want to promote interpersonal sharing what do you do

A

encourage the patient to continue to attend group therapy, but also offer individual sessions for facilitate group involvement

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2
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two or more people in which personal boundaries are unclear

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enmeshment

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3
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enmeshment can occur during

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countertransference where the therapist becomes too emotionally connected to the patient where boundaries become unclear

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4
Q

child is made to take on the role of an adult emotionally, financially, or other responsibilities without support from their parents or other adults

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parentification

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5
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parentification can lead to

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harming child’s development
mental health problems
negative outcomes later in life

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6
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root of parentification

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lack of healthy boundaries, such as unclear, diffuse, or enmeshed boundaries

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7
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scapegoat

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assigned to one member typically a child who becomes target for blame, criticism, negative attention

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8
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signs of the child being the scapegoat 6

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withdrawn
academic struggles
blame and criticism
role reversal
isolation
alienation

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9
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empty nest syndrome s/s

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feelings of loss
sadness
anxiety
grief
irritability
fear

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10
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empathy generally comes before

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compassion

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11
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empathy

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understanding and feeling what another person is feeling by putting yourself fin their shoes ability to recognize and share someone elses emotions

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12
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compassion

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desire to help or alleviate a person’s suffering (acting on feelings)

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13
Q

victim of rape how do you assess?

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ask open ended questions
how are you doing
how are you feeling
how has this been affecting you

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14
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if a patient is anxious what type of questions do you ask

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open ended to help with anxiety symptoms

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15
Q

to promote therapeutic communication you should promote

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silence and listen to patient

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16
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Closed-ended or yes or no questions can be used when 2

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interviewing a child who can not construct a chronological narrative or pt with intellectual or developmental disability

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17
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if you need time-sensitive** info and the patient does not answer your question

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ask yes or no or closed questions

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18
Q

Genetic conditions is one of the greatest risk factors for

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intellectual disability

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19
Q

Cognitive Therapy originated by

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aaron beck

20
Q

what type of therapy is good for client who has negative or distorted thinking

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Cognitive therapy

21
Q

what type of therapy can help support medication adherance

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behavioral therapy by creating structured schedules reminders and addressing non compliance

22
Q

behavior therapy techniques 6

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exposure
relaxation
skills training
problem solving
role playing
modeling

23
Q

CBT tools

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journalling

24
Q

cognitive restructuring and reframing of CBT

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identify cause of negative thoughts and pair with positive thoughts

25
Q

goal of interpersonal therapy

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help people identify and modify interpersonal problems to understand and to manage relationship problems (marital conflict example)

26
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psychodynamic therapy

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focuses on unconscious processes as they are manifested in clients behavior

27
Q

goal of psychodynamic therapy

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self awareness
understanding of the influence of the past on present behavior

28
Q

looks at how the unconscious mind influences thoughts and behaviors

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psychoanalytic therapy

29
Q

carl rogers originated

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humanistic therapy

30
Q

person centered therapy concepts including self directed growth and actualization ** each person has the potential to actualize and find meaning

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humanistic therapy

31
Q

understand patients’ subjective experience and the goals are to live authentically and to focus on th epresent and on personal responsibility

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existential therapy

32
Q

viktor e franlk focuses on helping individuals find meaning in life*, particularly in face of suffering or existential challenges emphasizes search for purpose freedom of will and ability to choose ones response to life’s circumstances

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logotherapy

33
Q

youth with post traumatic stress and mood disorder resulting from sexual abuse as well as physical abuse violence or grief can benefit from

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trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy

34
Q

TF CBT

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addresses mental health needs of people from the destructive effects of early trauma

35
Q

serious antisocial problematic behavior with serious criminal effect by empowering parents with resources and skills to reduce barriers to resources and effectively manage the youth

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multisystemic family therapy

36
Q

Home based model of service that reduces barriers that keep famlies from screening services

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Multisystemic family therapy

37
Q

paradoxical directive/intervention is used with caution (reverse psychology) used in what type of therapy

A

strategic

38
Q

miracle questions

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solution focused therapy-

39
Q

Murray Brown originated _________ goal is to find self differentiation, and decrease triangles, triangulation, increase self differentiation

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family system therapy

40
Q

the lower the level of family adaptation the more likely a ___________ will develop

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triangle

41
Q

clearly defined boundaries and hierarchies, map track and modify the family structure- family will be advised to talk to each other instead of to the therapist

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structural family therapy

42
Q

goal of enactment is to

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identify and modify the family structure

43
Q

team building exercise can help with 4

A

self-esteem
resilience in children
improve relationship
improve social anxiety

44
Q

massage can help decrease stress by

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lowering blood cortisol levels and decrease pain by improving blood circulation

45
Q

husband and wife have appt and only one appt shows up what do you do

A

reschedule appt until BOTH parties can be present at both times

46
Q

Freuds phallic stage age key take away

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3-6 years old it is NORMAL to have child play with their genitalia during this phase

47
Q

boys 9-16 yo it is normal for them to develop

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swelling and tenderness underneath their nipples and will usually disappear in 6 months