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| 3 groups of psychological disorders |
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1. super natural
2. biological
3. psychological |
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| 3 historical/supernatural treatments |
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1. lobotomy
2. exorcism
3. trepanation |
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| over 400 variations, relationship with therapist/client important, empirical /evidence based techniques, tailored |
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| Freud, traditional, free association, dream analysis, insight |
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| humanistic/ Client centred (3) |
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| Carl rogers, empathetic, genuine, unconditional positive regard, reflective active listening |
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| cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) |
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| treat wide range, widely used, anxiety, depression, cognitive restructuring |
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| identifying and changing maladaptive patterns of thinking |
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maladaptive or disorted thoughts that contribute to anxiety, panic, depression....
catostrphizing, all-or nothing, mental filter, jumping to conclusions |
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| systematic desensitization |
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| helpful for phobias, teach repsonse incompatible with fear and gradually work through hierarch of feared situations |
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| exposure and response prevention |
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| OCD , expose client to feared stimulus, prevent them from engaging in ritual or unhelpful coping response |
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| panic disorder, expose client to physical sensation feared |
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| electroconvulsive therapy, induce seizure, severe and unresponsive depression |
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| MAO, tricyclic, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors |
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| neuroleptics, reduce positive symptoms |
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| transcranial megnetic stimulation |
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| applied behavioural analysis, intense autism |
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| pivotal response training |
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