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APA's 6 guidelines of multicultural education

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1. You may hold detrimental attitudes and beliefs
2. recognize the importance of multicultural understanding
3. Employ multiculturalism and diversity in teaching
4. Recognize the importance of ethical culturally centered research
5. Apply culturally appropriate skills in clinical practices
6. Use org change processes to support culutrally competent org change.

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Learning D.O. intervention steps

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1. Intellectual and academic eval
2. Refer for medical, neurological, hearing and vision
3. Refer for special education services
4. refer for educational therapy
5. treat associated d.o.

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ADHD interventions

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1. Self Instruction therapy, 2. parent training,
3. contingency contracting
4. Help parents design a daily routine
5. design home environment to optimize functioning
6. teach effective study and test taking strategies
7. Individual therapy
8. Encourage activities to facilitate positive peer group activities
9. insure coordination among the various systems

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ODD Goals

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1. recognize innapropriateness
2. provide coping skills training
3. develop alternative behaviors
4. eliminate illegal cruel behavior
5. demonstrate appropriate behavior
6. decrease behavior increase self esteeem
7. mobilize surrounding support system

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ODD interventions for children, meaning..what are the names of the therapies?

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Parent training for children with oppositional behavior, which is a combination of behavior mod and family therapy

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Elimination Disorder Goals

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1. decrease punitive reactions
2. decrease shame
3. evaluate for comorbidity and other stressors
4. eliminate enuresis/encompresis
5. resolve underlying conflicts

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Elimination Disorder Interventions

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1. Behavior mod for enuresis or encompresis

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Dementia Goals

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1. clarify nature of deficits
2. provide family and patient with coping strategies
3. Manage other psychiatric do
4. help pt to attain highest level of autonomy

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Dementia interventions

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1. Support for pt and family
2. consistent environment
3. provide family and pt with coping strategies
4. help identify with additional support is needed
5. med management

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Alcohol Abuse/dependence interventions

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1. Community Reinforcement approach
2. Cue Exposure treatment
3. Project CALM

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Cocaine Abuse and Dependence Interventions

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Behavior Therapy and CBT relapse prevention

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tranquilizer abuse and dependence

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CBT

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nictoine tx

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CBT

Front 14

schizophrenia goals

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- stabilize the pt on meds
-establish a plan for psychosocial rehabilitation
- get family support

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Schizophrenia interventions

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1. Family intervention
2. Social Skills Training
3. Supported Employment
4. Relapse Prevention

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BiPolar I and II goals

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1. Stabilization
2. increase awareness
3. manage episodes through medication and therapy
4. increase awareness of consequences
5. improve impulse control
6. deal with psychosocial problems
7. Maximize functioning

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What are treatments for OCD, meaning what are the names of the exact therapies

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1. Exposure and Response Prevention
2. Cognitive Therapy
3. Thought stopping or aversion therapy
4. relaxation skills

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Panic D.o interventions

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1. CBT
2. Applied Relaxation

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Agoraphobia interventions

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1. Exposure with guided mastery
2. systematic desensitization

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specific phobia interventions

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1. Exposure with guided mastery
2. CBT
3. systematic densensitization

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PTSD interventions

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1. Stress Innoculation Training
2. EMDR
3. Cognitive Processing Therapy

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Pain Disorders goals

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1. teach coping skills
2. increase non-somatic focused activities
3. decrease somatic focus and sick role behavior
4. decrease somatic sxs
5. maximize functioning

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Pain Disorder interventions. What is the name of the therapies

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1. Stress Innoculation Training
2. behavior therapy for headaches
3. CBT
4. thermal feedback

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Somatoform d.o. goals

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1. identify psychological conflicts
2. discuss feelings
3. teach coping skills
4. increase non somatic focused activities
5. decrease sick behavior

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Somatoform interventions
What kinds of therapies and/or skills

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1. educate about mind body connection
2. teach relaxation skills
3. increase non somatic focused activities
4. hypnosis to deal with symptoms
5. family therapy
6. individual psychotherapy

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Dissociative d.o.goals

What things do you want to increase or decrease and what other steps need to occur?

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1. coping strategies
2. identify trauma that may have led to dissociation
3. decrease frequency and severity of episodes
4. establish reintegration
5. process and resolve traumas

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Dissociate d.o. intervention

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1. identify amd alter personalities and learn their stories
2. identify triggers for the dissociate state
3. coping strategies
4. process underlying trauma
5. Utilize hypnosis to uncover forgotten information
6. medication management

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Sexual Disorders interventions

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1. masters and johnson's sex therapy for female orgasmic dysfunction
2. zimmer's combined sex and martial therapy
3. Hulbert's combined treatment approach for female hypoactive sexual desire

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Eating Disorder goals

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- pt recognizes inappropriateness of weight goal
- explore attitudes and beliefs
- restore normal eating patterns
- restore normal body weight
- restore realistic body appraisal
- deal with underlying feelings of shame
- assess for comorbidity

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Eating D.O. interventions

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- CBT for bullimia
- Interpersonal therapy for binge eating
- CBT for binge eating
- hypnosis for obesity

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Sleep Disorder goals

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-clarify whether it is due to another condition
-improve ability to fall asleep
-improve sleep quality

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Sleep Disorder interventions

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1. sleep hygiene
2. relaxation techniques
3. restructuring cognitions about sleep and to deal with worry

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impulse control disorders goals

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1. increase ability to connect impulsive behavior to emotional and other life difficulties
2. teach coping skills
3. decrease impulsive behavior

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Impulse control disorders - interventions

What types of therapies are efficacious?

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- self monitoring
- relapse prevention strategies
- plan to deal with triggers
- individual psychotherapy
- coping skills training
- flooding with response prevention
- medication

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paranoid personality d.o.

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increase trust, improve reality testing

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schizoid personality d.o.

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increase awareness and experience of various emotions, exhibit interest in social relationships

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schizotypal personality d.o.

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1. increase comfort in social relationships,
2. diminish magical thinking and odd beliefs,
3. display fewer marked oddities in appearance and behavior.

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antisocial personality d.o.

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1. increase empathy for others,
2. increase respect for others,
3. improve the ability to forsee consequences of actions

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Histrionic personality d.o.

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1. modulating affect,
2. decrease attention seeking bheavior

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avoidant personality d.o.

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1. decrease social discomfort

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Meichenbaum's Stress Innoculation Training

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bolstering a patient's repetoire of coping responses to milder can decrease suseptibility to more severe stress

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3 parts of Stress Innoculation Therapy

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1. education
2. coping skills acquisition
3. application of skills in imagination and in vivo

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Meichenbaum's self-instruction therapy

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modeling and graduated practice

1. therapist modeling of task
2. Therapist verbalization of task
2. patient verbalization of task
3. patient silent talks through the task
4. independent task performance

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What are the components of Cognitive processing therapy (PTSD)

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1. educated about PTSD
2. engages in cognitive restructuring
3. exposure through writing
4. labelling feelings
5. identifies and resolves conflicts

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Contingency contracting
What type of conditioning is it based on?

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Based on operant conditioning

1. identifying behaviors to increase or decrease
2. Contract is set up that defines clearly the specific consequences of various target behaviors
3. Contract implemented

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Dialectic Behavioral Therapy 3 requirements

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1. To work in therapy for a specified time and to attend all sessions.
2. If suicidal behavior is present to work on reduces these and other similar behaviors
3. to attend skills training

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4 primary modes of DBT treatment

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1. individual therapy
2. telephone contact
3. skills training
4. therapists recieve DBT from each other

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interoceptive exposure (part of flooding)

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- experiencing some of the panic sxs through other means (like exercise) and having to tolerate the feeling for at least 30 seconds

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passive muscle relaxation

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an alternative to progressive muscle relaxation, when you simply notice the tension and release it.

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autogenics

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disable the fight or flight response during anxiety through a series of structured exercises that can induce a hypnotic trance.

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problem solving skills

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breaking down an unsolvable problem into steps