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| 1300's, caused by mentally ill, devils, witches, and demons. |
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| bleeding, chained, tortured, leeches |
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| realeased patients from chains, lead to improvments in the 1700's |
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| "patients not prisioners" |
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| coinfidentiality, foster home, thearapy isnt always efffective, insurance, label |
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| Counseling Psychologiests |
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| deal most with problems not fitting into formal classifications |
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| deal with emotional problems with formal clasifications |
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| medical doctors with special mental disorder training |
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| Psychiatric social worker |
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| mental health worker with social worker degree |
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| rn with special education in psychiatric medicine |
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| Licensed Professional counsler |
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| master level of counsler with every day issues, common diasgnosed issues such as depression and anxiety |
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| master level social worker counsels and helps clients with every day living |
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| any talk method used to help emotional or psycholigical problems. Eclecticalapproach, blend of techniques. |
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| found by freud, unconscious and repressed. |
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| saying what comes to mind, resistance level and dream content, part of psychoanalysis |
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| transfer conflicts onto therapist, psychoanalysis. |
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| saying the wrong thing but has meaning to it |
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| freud. focused on reationshiped experiences. |
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| emphasizes potential for self fulfilment, focus on feelings and self awarness and acceptance |
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| aim to improve functions by inc awarness of motives and defenses |
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| parnters to reavealing problems |
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| Unconditional positive regard |
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| acceptance for peoples thoughts and feelings, humanistic aproach |
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| rewording or paraphrazing what is behing said |
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| active theatment designed to help clients get in thouhch with genuine feelings and disown foreign ones. group settings |
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| uses principals of learning to alter the persons actions and behavior |
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| trigger new responses through un wanted stimunli, exposure therapies |
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| systematic desensitization |
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| using unpleasant to end bad behaviors;electric shock, nausting meds |
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| rewards for desired acts are accumulated, success with reinforcements |
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| cognitive-behavioral therapy |
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| thoughts are used to control emotions and behaviors....new ways of thinking |
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| rational emotive behavior terapy REB |
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| albert ellis form of cognitive behavior therapy that aims to get emotions under control by using reason, identify and change self defeating thoughts |
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| cause most emtional upsets, challenge with logic, should statments |
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| what own innner voice says |
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| seeing things in worst possible light |
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| Aaron becks cognitive therapy |
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| therapists help clients to notice and change nagative thoughts associated with anxeity and depression |
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| gain insight by communicating in shared setting |
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| forced to share inner conflicts and emotions must confront each other |
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| eye moviement, light exposure |
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| alter brains function by changin chemisty |
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| study of drug effects on mind and behavior |
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| antipsychotic, antianxiety, antidepressants, mood stabilizers |
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| shock to braind to reduce mental disturbance symptoms, depression |
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| removes or destroys brain tissues to make calmer and free of symptoms, |
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| destroys and disconnects frontal lobe |
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| class workers, rational motive therapy |
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