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Therapy Flashcards

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How many Types of Therapy

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3

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Insight vs. Behavioral

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Mental understanding vs. changing behavior

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Directive vs. Nondirective

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Therapist led vs. client led

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Group vs. Indivual

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With other ppl vs. alone

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Stone Age therapy

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Trepanning: bashing a hole in the head to rid the disease

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Middle Ages therapy

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Blamed demon possession and needed to have an exorcism which still exists today but you have to be certified for it

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Early 1800s therapy

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Asylums; basically structure like prisons

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First Mental Health Activists

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Pinel= France
Dix= US
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Late 1800s Therapy

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Freud and psychoanalysis

Talking to patients

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Early 1900s Therapy

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Psychosurgery, lobotomies, electro convulsive

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WWII Therapy

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Group therapy

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Post WWII Therapy

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Drug therapy

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Late 1900s Therapy

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Proactive, how can we prepare for this

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Modern Therapy

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Psychotherapy

Biomedical therapy

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Psychoanalytic Therapy

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Talking/mind but behavior will be involved

Freud

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Goals of Psychoanalysis

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Uncover unconscious thoughts and and and analyze dreams

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Analysis Resistance

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Analyze why you don’t want to talk about something

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Analysis Transference

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Client takes feelings and puts them therapist

Counter transference is the opposite

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Free association

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Psychoanalysis

Nondirective/allowed client to speak whatever they wanted to

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To become a psychoanalytic therapist

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Takes 2 years, you have to be analyzed first

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Humanistic Therapist

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Understanding

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Client Centered Therapy/ Person Centered Therapy

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Carl Rogers, understanding why behind behavior

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Humanistic Therapist Requirements

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Genuine, unconditional positive regard, empathy, active listening, paraphrasing what client said, invite clarification/ ask what the really mean, reflect feeling

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Types of Behavioral Therapy

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Systematic desensitization, vicarious desensitization, aversive conditioning, techniques based on operant conditioning

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Systematic Desensitization

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Joseph Wolpe
Reciprocal inhibition/ cannot be anxious and relaxed
Teaches relaxing techniques, has a hierarchy to work through

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Vicarious Desensitization

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See someone else become desensitized so that helps you overcome it

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Aversive Conditioning

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Pairs a learned dislike with a undesirable habit so that habit can be stopped

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Techniques based on Operant Conditioning

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Focus on consequences, token economy

Shapes behaviors through reinforcement

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Types of Cognitive Therapies

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Ellis Rational-Emotive behavior therapy, Becks Cognitive Therapy, Cognitve Behavioral Therapy

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REBT

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Ellis, confronting irrational thoughts

Activating event>Beliefs>emotional consequence

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CT

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Beck treatment for depression, distorted perceptions, need to change your warped thinking

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CBT

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Changing thoughts and behaviors, mindfulness

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Existential Therapy

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Victor Frankl Logotherapy; meaning in life

Clients need to examine their values and choices

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Gestalt Therapy

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Being complete
Role playing
Immediate experience

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Psychodrama

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Acting/watching others act out your emotions
Jacob Moreno
Best w/family/group

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Other types of therapy

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Equine
Play
Self help groups

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Which therapy works best

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Depends on client and disorder

38
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How do you know which therapies are good

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Credentials

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Alternative Therapies

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EMDR-Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing

Light Exposure Therapy

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Drug Therapies

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Antipsychotic drugs, anti anxiety drugs, antidepressant drugs, psychopharmacology

41
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Victor Frankls book

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Man’s Search for Meaning

Concerns about mortality, freedom, isolation, and meaninglessness

42
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Examples of distorted thinking

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Selective perception= focusing on just bad
Over generealization= applying bad event to all events
All or nothing thinking=see things black and white

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