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Treatment Inplementation
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a single phase during which a relatively circumscribed set of problems are addressed. Phase approach better for more complex or severe probs.
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Treatment Inplementation
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a single phase during which a relatively circumscribed set of problems are addressed. Phase approach better for more complex or severe probs.
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Content of Case Conceptualization
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1. Identifying Info
2. Problem List 3. Psychiatric Dx 4. Precipitating Factors 5. Predisposing Factors 6. Working Hypothesis 7, Strengths 8. Tx Expectations |
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Biopsychosocial approach
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Woody, Detweiler-Bedell, Teachman, and O'Hearn: use to take into account presenting problems, aspects of physical and social enviro, assoc.w/ problems, issues that may impact tx planning and implementation.
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They also consider...
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injurious beh, academic/occupational functioning, family functioning, other interpersonal functioning, beh health, risky beh, cultural/spiritual/moral dev
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Txing ODD and OCD
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1. Family Intervention
a. parent management training. nonsocial, tangible rewards for prosocial beh. more effective than social rewards (praise) b. functional family tx: improving communication and reciprocal beh. 2. Multisystemic Tx 3. outpatient tx for insight and emotional expression 4. group tx not recommended for CD (they promote CD beh) 5. Medication (not for beh per se, but if posing danger, can't change but wants to, co-existing mh) |
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Tx of Tourette's
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1. Medication (antipsychotics i.e. haloperidol, pimozide) effective for 80% of cases. side effects may be intolerable. If ADHD, clonidine or desipramine helpful if increase in tics
2. Behavioral: self-monitoring, relaxation, Habit Reversal (to reduce) |
