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| A form of psychoanalysis. This is Freud's approach to therapy- The main goal of these sessions is to make the unconscious, conscious or aware. |
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| a form of psychoanalysis. the patient is usually placed in out of site positions form the therapist. The therapists usually states a word and asks for what comes to mind. usually expensive and takes 2 to 10 years to be effective. |
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| The patient gains positive or negative feelings toward the therapists by accidental associations of some kind. Usually related to mother of father. |
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| Any client behavior that slows down the progress of therapy. |
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| Less cost and time than Psychoanalysis. Therapists usually focus on patients current symptoms by focusing on relationship and childhood experiences. |
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| Humanistic/Client Centered |
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| When therapists practice Active Listening and reiterates with more feedback. |
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| The therapists have unconditional regard for client. They will not direct the therapy and will allow client to arrive at own conclusion. |
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| This is a short and brief therapy. No nonsense based. only focuses on present, not your insight nor childhood. used in treatment for phobias. |
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| Pairing the behavior with some noxious or extremely harsh stimulus in order to stop behavior. The cigarette example. |
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| Systematic desensitization |
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| Pair the imagined fear situation with relaxation. the snake ex. |
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| A System of point to reward or punish behavior. |
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| Based to help client to find new outlook on situation. Stating that the clients emotional reactions aren't directly produced by the event but rather is a result of the event. |
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| Cognitive behavior therapy |
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| the goal is to make the client change their behavior on the outside. therefore do positive things, then you shall become a positive person. A lot of homework is assigned here. |
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| Most of the way you are stems from your biology. ex, your depressed because your Serotonin is low. Aerobic exercises treats moderate depression. |
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| client assigns drugs to treat problems |
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| This drug is a mood stabilizer used for Bi-polar patients. |
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| This drug works on your Serotonin as an antidepressant. |
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| This drug treats schizophrenia. |
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| The surgical removal of your frontal lobe. The makes any violent patient appear as a zombie. |
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| Electoconvulsive Therapy (ECT) |
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| Mainly used for treatment-resistant depression. therefor, only used on patients that were not responsive to therapy nor medication. the Patient is electrocuted for 2-3 sessions, a symptom of this treatment is damage to your long term memory. |
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| treats depression due to lack of daily sufficient sun exposure. treats SAD. You can use a full spectrum light bulb. |
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| The therapist uses all approaches with clients |
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| Psychotherapy satisfaction/effectiveness. |
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| Level of training is unrelated. it more so is based on the client's motivation and expectation. |
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| Examples of psychoanalysis |
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| Psychodynamic,resistance, free associations, transference. |
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| aversive conditioning, systematic desensitization, token economy, |
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| cognitive therapy, cognitive behavior theraoy. |
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| ex of biological approaches |
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| drug therapies, frontal lobotomy, electroconvulsive therapy, light exposure therapy, |
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