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Unit 13- Treatment Flashcards

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psychotherapy

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treatment involving psychological techniques; achieve personal growth

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biomedical therapy

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prescribed medications act on person’s physiology

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eclectic approach

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depending on the client’s problems, various therapy forms

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psychoanalysis

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release repressed feelings to gain self-insight, freud

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resistance

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blocking consciousness from anxiety-laden material

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interpretation

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analyst’s noting to promote insight

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transference

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patient’s transfer to analyst of emotions linked with other relationships, the patient may have reactions toward the therapist that are actually based on feelings toward someone from the past

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psychodynamic therapy

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clients respond to unconscious/childhood, to gain self-insight, less intensive version of psychoanalysis

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insight therapies

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aim to improve psychological functioning; increase person’s awareness

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client-centered therapy

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active listening, empathic/accepting environment, Carl Rogers, humanistic, maslow

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active listening

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empathic listening, listener restates/clarifies

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unconditional positive regard

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caring, accepting, non-judgemental attitude

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behavior therapy

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applies learning principles to eliminate unwanted behavior, skinner and pavlov

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counterconditioning

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classical conditioning to evoke new responses to stimuli that are triggering unwanted behaviors

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exposure therapies

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treat anxieties by exposing people to fears

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systematic desensitization

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associates a pleasant/relaxed state with anxiety stimuli

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virtual reality exposure therapy

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expose people to electronic simulations of greatest fears

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aversive conditioning

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associates unpleasant state with unwanted behavior

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token economy

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people earn a reward for desired behavior

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cognitive therapy

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teaches people new, adaptive ways of thinking, aaron beck and albert ellis

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rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT)

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challenges self-defeating attitudes and assumptions

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cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

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cognitive plus behavior therapy

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group therapy

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therapy with groups rather than individual

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family therapy

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allows therapist to work on family system, individual’s unwanted behavior is influenced/directed at family

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regression toward the mean

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extreme scores to fall back to average; drifting from initial crisis back to an average state.

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meta analysis

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statistically combining results of different research studies

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evidence based practice

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best research integrated with patient

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therapeutic alliance

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bond of trust between client and therapist

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resillience

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personal strength that helps people cope and recover

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psychopharmacology

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study of the effects of drugs on mind/behavior

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antipsychotic drugs

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drugs used to treat schizophrenia and other severe thought disorder

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antianxiety drugs

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control anxiety and agitation

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antidepressant drugs

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treat depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD (SSRI is used widely)

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electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

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electric current sent through brain, for severly depressed patients

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repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS)

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repeated pulses of magnetic energy to brain

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psychosurgery

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removes/destroys brain tissue to change behavior

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lobotomy

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cut nerves connecting frontal lobes to emotion centers in brain

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Sigmund Freud

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psychoanalysis, long-term treatment focus

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Carl Rogers

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client-centered therapy, unconditional positive regard

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Mary Cover Jones

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exposure therapy, reduce phobias in children

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Joseph Wolpe

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systematic desentization

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BF Skinner

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behavior therapy, eliminate responses determined by the way reinforces are given

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Albert Ellis

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cognitive behavioral therapy, REBT, adjusting thinking for emotional/behavioral problems, challenging irrational beliefs and assumptions
- depression is worsened by
irrational beliefs

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Aaron Beck

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cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy for depression, correcting cognitive distortions

-Aaron Beck helped people see how their depression was
worsened by errors in thinking such as catastrophizing,
(interpreting current events as signs of the worst possible outcome).

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Interpersonal therapy

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further extension of psychoanalysis, The focus is less on the past, and more on current feelings and relationships including the interaction with the therapist.

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self-help groups

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led by group members instead of therapist

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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

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In EMDR therapy, the therapist attempts to unlock and reprocess
previous frozen traumatic memories. The therapist waves a
finger or light in front of the eyes of the client, in order to integrate past and present, and left and right hemispheres.

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light exposure therapy

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Research supports the idea that daily exposure to bright
light, especially with a blue tint, is
effective in treating the depressive
symptoms of seasonal affective
disorder [SAD].

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microsurgery

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might work by disrupting problematic neural networks
involved with aggression or obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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medication treatment for bipolar disorder

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lithium

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medication treatment for depression

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prozac

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antianxiety medication

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xanax

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schizophrenia medication

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thorazine

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