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| focusing on your unconscious |
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| foundation of humantisitc therapy. Client does majority of talking, therapists listens and provides support |
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| applies learning principles |
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| Systematic Desensitization |
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| if someone has a phobia, you put them in a comfortable state and then expose them to fear gradually |
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An unpleasant state with an unwanted behavior. with this technique, temporary conditioned aversion to alcohol has been reported
ex. classical conditioning |
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| Teaches people adaptive ways of thinking and acting based on assumption that thoughts intervene between events and our emotional reactions |
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| Cognitive-behavior therapy |
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aims to alter the way people act (behavior therapy) and alter the way they think (cognitive therapy)
- video on treating ocd
- get mad at OCD not yourself
- touch enevlope and touch the couch |
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| often combine the reversal of self- defeated thinking with efforts to modify behavior |
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| treats the family as a system. therapy guides family memebers toward positive relationships and improved communications |
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| Eye Movement desensitization and repocessing |
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eye tracker therapy
- not stood up to scientific testing
- people who got therapy said they didint feel better than people who didnt |
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- supported by research
- light mimics the sun |
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| Clinical Psychologists (PhD) |
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| very few do therapy. learn how to be a researcher, clinician and professor. Free tuition and stipend |
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| Clincal Psychologists (PsyD) |
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| more likely to do therapy. Get a PhD for clinician. Private instituions, so you pay your own way |
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| most common. You helo people with normal everyday activites |
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| Clinical or Psychiatric Social Worker |
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| medical - how people react to drugs |
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| Culture and Values in Psychotherapy |
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Important to share same values and culture as client.
Health disparities - all types of people have equal opportunites for thearpy
- people want to find counselors similar to them |
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1. Drug Therapies
2. Brain Stimulation
3. Psychosurgery |
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| remove a number of positive symptons associated with schizophrenia such as ...... laughing when there is a death in the family |
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| remove negative symptons associated with schizophrenia such as ..... someone gives them a gift and they dont say thank you |
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| Panic disorder, phobias PTSD, OCD, generalized anxiety disorder |
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major depressive disorder, bipolar
(prozac, zoloft, and paxil) |
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| Mood-Stabilizing Medications |
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for bipolar
- doesnt let you get super depressed, or overly excited |
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| Electroconvulsive Thearpy |
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if they havent responded to medication and are sitll depressed
- runs electricity through brain and body |
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| Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation |
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-magnets that you put in your head
- reports of feeling better
- supported by random assignment |
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start cutting the brain
- last resort |
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