therapy and treatment Flashcards

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what is trephining

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a hole was made in the skull to release spirits from the body. this often lead to death

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what are asylums

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the first instiutions created for the specfic prupose of housing people with psychological disorders

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who argued for humane treatment for the metally ill

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phillippe pinel

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when were anti psychotics introduced

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1954

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what was the mental retardation facilities and community mental health centers contruction act of 1975

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it provided federal support and funding for community mental health centers

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what is deinstitutionalization

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the closing of large asylums,by providing for people to stay in their communities and be treated locally

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what are the sources for psychological treatment

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community menetal health centers, private or community practiioners school counselors, school psychologists, or

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what is psychodynamic therapy

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talk therapy based on the belief that the unconscious and childhood conflicts impact behavior

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what is play therapy

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psychoanalytical tehreapy wherin interaction with toys is used instead of talk; used in child therapy

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what is behavior therapy

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principles of learning applied to change desireable behaviors

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what is cognitive therapy

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awareness of cognitive process helps patients leiminate thoiught patterns that lead to distress

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what is cognitive behavioral therapiy

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work to change cognitive distortions and self-defeating behaviors

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what is humanistic therapy

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increase self-awareess and dacceptance through focus on conscious sthought

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what is free associairon

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patient relaxes and then says whatever comes to mind at the moement

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what is dream analysis

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therapist interprets the underlying menaing of dreams

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what is psychoanalysis

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first form of pyschotherapy developed by freud in the eaerly 20th century

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what is transferance

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patient transfers all postive or negative emotions associted with their other relationships to the psychoanalyists

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what is psychodynamic therapy

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talk therapy based on the belief that the unconscious and childhood conflicts impact behavior

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what is behavvior therapy

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principles of learning are applied to change undeirable behaviors based on the belief that dysfunctional behaviors can be changed by teaching clients more contructive behaviors

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what is aversive conditioining

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uses an unpleasant stimulus to stop an undesirble behavior

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what is counterconditiong

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client learns a new response to a stimulus that has previoulsy elicited an undersirable behavior. it includes aversive conditioning and exposure therapy

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what is exposure hterapy

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seeks to change the rewsponse to a conditioned stimulus

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what is systematic desensitization

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type of exposure therapy wherein a calm and pleasnt state is gradually associated with increasing levels of anxiety-inducing stimuli

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what is token economy

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individuals are reinfodrced for desired behaviors with tokens, thatn can be exchange for items or priveledges

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what is cognitive therapy

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based on the idea that how think determines how you feel and act-cogntive therapy focuses on how thoughts lead to feelings of distresss

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what is rational-emotive therapy (RET)

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one of the first cognitive-behavioral therapy founded by albert ellis

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what was cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

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works to change distortions and self-defeating bheaviors. combintion of cognitive thearpy and behavior therpaies

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what is humanistiv therpay

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focuses on helping people achieve their potential developed by carl rogers

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what is active listening

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therapist acknowledges, restates, and clarifies what the client expresses

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unconditioned postive regard

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therpist does not judge clients and simply accepts them for who they are

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genuineess, empathy, and acceptance towards clients

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rogers felt that therapists should demonstrate these because it helps the client become more accepting of themselves

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what are psychotropic medications

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medications used to treat psychological disorders

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what are antipsychotics

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treat positive psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, and paranoia by blocking dopamine

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what are atypical antipsycotics

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treat the negaitve symptoms of schizophrenia such as withdrawl and apathy, by targeting both dopamine and serotonin receptors

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anti-depressants

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alter levels of serotonin and norepinephrine

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what are anti anxiety agents

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depress central nervous system activation

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what are mood stabilizers

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treat episodes of mania as well as depresssion for bi polar disorder

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what are stimulants

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improve ability to focus on a task and maintain attention (ADHD)

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waht is electroconculsive therapy

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induces seizures to help alleviate severe depression

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what is transcranial megnetic stimulation

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magnetiv fields stimulate nerve cells to improve depression syimtpm

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what is systems approach

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family is viewed as an organized system and each individyal is a contributing memeber who creaetes and maintains processess withing the sysstem

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