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    25 year old male who has been participating in therapy to address concerns of PTSD symptoms that arose from an event that occurred 6 years prior to therapy. The client recently returned to the area to live with his parents following an intensive inpatient treatment program for drug and alcohol abuse. The client has returned to college to complete his education and pursue a career in the medical field. The client had progressed well in individual therapy regarding the PTSD symptoms for the first…

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    Dbt Vs Bbt

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    Psychiatric Research, 24(1), 46-57. doi: 10.002/mpr.1457 Kendall, P.C., & Hedtke, K.A. (2006). Coping Cat workbook (2nd ed.). Ardmore, PA: Workbook. Kendall, P.C, Hudson, J.L, Gosch, E., Flannery-Schroeder, E., & Suveg, C. (2008). Cognitive- behavioral therapy for anxiety disordered youth: a randomized clinical trail evaluating child and family modalities. Journal of Counseling and Clinical Psychology, 76(2), 282-297. doi: 10.1037/0022-006X.76.2.282 Reynolds, S., Wilson, C., Austin,…

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    reliable and helpful. Research is done during cognitive behavioral therapy. High fidelity allowing individuals to research the qualities of theories. In fact, they found that CBT was effective over a range of dysfunction and that BT was as effective as CBT in the treatment of adult who were depressed or displaying signs or obsession and compulsion (Murdock, 2013, p. 266). Therefore, research was conducted, the conclusion showed that this form of therapy was successful. High fidelity supervision…

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    Attentional Bias

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    of allocating attention is a cognitive process that is very complex. The intricate mechanisms behind attention allow the human mind to prioritize incoming information so that an individual can focus on a specific stimulus. Attention is both limited and selective, so the human mind must decide on which information to concentrate. An aspect of attention that has gained a lot of popularity among psychological research is attentional bias. Attentional bias is a cognitive bias in which an…

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    This research paper explores six published articles from the internet that report on results from research conducted on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or in abbreviation (P.T.S.D) The principal is that many people who have experienced a tremendous amount of pain or life changing events affects their social skills, relationships, work ethics, and emotions. Not only it affects their lives but also the lives of their friends and families. The sickness can be mistaken as deviant, dangerous to…

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    with the client’s personal schema on life and fractured their coping mechanisms. This has been successfully achieved and documented with PTSD clients through positive psychology and neurobiological theories of conditioning, cognitive theories, and emotional processes. Cognitive theories examine the reciprocal transaction between the memory imprint of the traumatic event on the client and the individual’s appraisal of the event. They measure the individual’s ability to successfully modify…

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    Therapy Reflective Report

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    Today I would like to reflect on my first client experience in therapy and how it has helped me to discover my standpoint for the profession. At the beginning of the semester I came to the realization that I need to go to see a counselor – I wanted to become more aware of myself, to experience the process from a client’s perspective, and to sort out some stuff that bothered me unconsciously for a couple of years. Our theory class helped me a lot with realizing whom I want to see; however, since…

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    restricting type of Anorexia Nervosa (AN). In this paper, this author will discuss this case and analyze Valerie’s symptoms and diagnosis. In addition, this author will demonstrate evidence-based treatments and talk about potential challenges in therapy. Symptoms and Diagnosis This section will show a description of Valerie’s problem and her diagnosis. Valerie demonstrated many features that are related with AN, and she meets the DSM-5 criteria for restricting type of AN. Valerie stated that…

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    Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) deals with an illogical link from the obsession to the compulsion, or ritual. The obsession is the source of the individual’s fears, such as germs or death, and the ritual is the practices one performs, such as washing one’s hands or blinking a certain number of times, as an alleviation of their obsession. The link may or may not make sense to the individual; with the latter case, the ritual is mainly performed just in case something bad was to happen. Those…

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    Individuals with GAD experience overstated stress and strain, frequently expecting the most noticeably awful, notwithstanding when there is no clear purpose behind concern. They are excessively worried about cash, wellbeing, family, work, or different issues. GAD is diagnosed when an individual stresses exorbitantly over an assortment of regular issues for no less than 6 months. In spite of the fact that the definite reason for GAD is obscure, there is proof that organic elements, family…

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