Psych Treatment And Therapy

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psychodynamic therapy

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started by Freud and uses:
-free association
-resistance analysis
-dreams and interpretation
-psychodynamic approach- ---goal to reach transference

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free association

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patient speaks freely and psych. analyzes flow of thought.
Looks for what Disrupts thoughts.

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dreams and interpretation

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looking at latent meaning in dreams

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resistance analysis

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analyzing the block of flow during free association

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psychodynamic approach

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goal: transference- when patient expresses negative thoughts/feelings toward therapist

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Types of Therapy

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1) Psychodynamic therapy
2) Humanist Approach (Client Centered)
3) Behavioral Therapy
4) Cognitive Therapy
5) Group Therapy

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Current view of psychodynamic therapy

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less prominent, now people are having face to face conversations, meet for a few months, not years

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Humanist/Client Centered Therapy

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-focused on positive, future
-insight can come from a conscious level
-non directive, never provide advice

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Goals:
1) Boost individuals enternal potential for success
2) Help clients grow in self awareness

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Important factors of Humanist/Client Centered therapy

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-Unconditional Positive Reguard=clients will be respected, viewed positively
-Empathy=counselor echos feelings that client is feeling
-Congruence= authenticity of therapy, honest open space

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Behavioral Therapy

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-fear/anxiety has been learned and can be Unlearned
-replacing maladaptive behaviors with adaptative behaviors
1) Aversion Therapy
2) Token Economy
3) Exposure THerapy

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Aversion Therapy

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-punishing unwanted behavior, creating averse responce to unwanted behav.

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ex: putting something in alcoholic bev that makes people sick

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Token Economy

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-rewarding wanted behavior

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ex: earning stickers or stars that could by something else

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Exposure Therapy

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-confronting emotion, provoking stimulus Directly/Repeatedly.
-usually coupled with relaxing activity

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a) systematic desensitization= step by step desensitization.
ex: toy spider in room-closer-on hand

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Cognitive Therapy

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-most commonly used with depression
-Goal: identify arbitrary inferences/selective obstruction

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a) Cognitive Restructuring- questioning maladaptive negative responses and replacing them with positive cognition.

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Group Therapy

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-more than one client is present,
-can have couples, families, unrelated people
-related by problem=support group

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Therapy effectiveness?

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1) Clients say effective
2) Therapists say effective
3) Therapy can speed up process

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Reasoning:
-things get better as time progresses
- therapists dont see clients when they relapse

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Panic Disorder

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Cognitive behav.

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Depression

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Cognitive Therapy

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Bulimia

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Cognitive Therapy

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OCD

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Behavioral

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Bed wetting

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Behavioral

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Marital Difficulties

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Behavioral