Unit 5 Therapy Flashcards
Therapeutic Orientation
the way a therapist does therapy and what theory it’s based on
Is therapy effective?
yes
What accounts for most change in therapy?
Extra-therapeutic factors, therapeutic alliance (relationship), therapeutic orientation, placebo/hope
What are the APA ethical codes?
Beneficence and Non-Maleficence
- Protect rights and welfare. Do good and do no harm
Fidelity and Responsibility
- moral responsibility to uphold high ethical standards
Integrity
- never attempt to deceive or misrepresent
Justice
- be fair and treat people with respect
Respect for rights and Dignity
- privacy and confidentiality
Insight based therapies
psycho-dynamic: develop self-insight
- understanding important relationships and events (like childhood experiences and therapist-client relationships
humanistic: person-centered therapy
- active listening, attitudes of empathy, genuineness, unconditional positive regard
Cognitive based therapy
cognitive-behavioral therapy
Dodo Bird Verdict
empirical work: most empirically validated therapies work about equally well
- The more specific the problem the better the outcomes
- some forms of therapy are better with some kinds of problems
What three things are common to all psychotherapies
generate hope, provide a new perspective, form a therapeutic alliance
Unconditional positive regard
non-judgemental respect