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| Schizphrenia (LEAST PREVLENT ~.5-3%) |
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Cog Features-presence of delsion, deficits in memory
comm. features- bizarre speech
percep feat- hallucinations
emo feat- flat inapp. affect
Psychomotor feat- hold position 4 hrs.
Soc feat- w/drawn, diorganized
Usually treated w/ meds |
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Significant impairment or subjuctive distress caused by inflex of personality traits.
Deeply ingrain, behaviors impair quality of life |
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| avoidant, dependant, paranoid, antisocial, boarderline, narcisstic |
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| Warning signs of mental health |
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Definition
Change in hygiene, health, appearence, comm.,
Mood/emo rxns
Change in perception of others, relationships and sexuality
Low self-esteem
Change in adaptive behavior, attention, memory, learning |
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Benefit ppl with ID
Lower rate in self-referred ppl |
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| False assumption of Psychotherapy |
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Unable to generate verbal mediators that serve as cues in regulating over, and non-verbal behaviors.
Unable to have insight or recognize cause/consequences of behaviors.
Emo disorders caused by brain dysfunction and not able be remedy by psychotherapy |
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| Adaptation to Psychotherapy for ID |
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Pay attention to dev. levels
Material concrete and repetative
Verbal interactions augmented by adding visual tech, role playing, rehearsal
Divide mat in chunks to learn |
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| timing of visits, length of appt, flexibility in theoretical orientation |
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| Need support in originating plan, analyze sources of data. Sessions structured Therapist directs/ client knows why they're there. State time of visit, # of visits, standardize routines and predictability |
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Wont admit they dont understand.
Dev theraputic vocab in 1st session.
Monitor complex level of vocab to patient.
Ask patient to repeat.
Active and interactive. not just verbal |
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| Structure - Psychotherapy |
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Hands on practice.
Repitions.
Homework
Caregiver also therapist |
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| AVOID BECOMING ADVOCATE OR FRIEND |
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| SIB(PREV. 15%) -Definition |
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Definition
| response that priduces phys injury to own body |
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Typically dev childrens and infants.
Schizo, Bipolar, Depressive, substance abuse. |
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Higher intelligence lower chance.
> if absent of expressice lang.
> if abnormal repetitive behaviors
> certain neurological impariments
> in males
Age is inverted U |
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| Biological Models- Syndromes with SIB |
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Definition
| Lesch Nyhan, Retts, Riley Day, Autism |
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| Biological Model - Nuerotransmitter Involvement |
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Positive Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
Self-stimulation |
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SIB at young age
engaged SIB to escape demands
least restrictive behavior (TO,full restraint, electric shock).
Baseline exposed him to diff sit.
- shows why he engaged
Rewards (praise, visits, McDonalds)
To help with length of time(systematic)
- count, ball, school problems
Therapist went with what patient gave him. |
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