Treatment & Therapy

🧠 Treatment & Therapy

Part 1 of 7 — History of Treatment

1. Historical

asylums, moral treatment, deinstitutionalization

2. Modern

outpatient therapy, community mental health

3. Eclectic approach

combining techniques from different perspectives

4. Therapy types

individual, group, couples, family

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• Historical: asylums, moral treatment, deinstitutionalization
• Modern: outpatient therapy, community mental health
• Eclectic approach: combining techniques from different perspectives
• Therapy types: individual, group, couples, family

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## Psychodynamic & Humanistic Therapy

Part 2 of 7 — Psychodynamic & Humanistic Therapy

1. Psychoanalysis (Freud)

free association, dream analysis, transference

2. Psychodynamic

less intensive, focus on current relationships

3. Humanistic (Rogers)

client-centered, active listening, empathy

4. Unconditional positive regard

accepting the client without judgment

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• Psychoanalysis (Freud): free association, dream analysis, transference
• Psychodynamic: less intensive, focus on current relationships
• Humanistic (Rogers): client-centered, active listening, empathy
• Unconditional positive regard: accepting the client without judgment

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## Behavioral & Cognitive Therapy

Part 3 of 7 — Behavioral & Cognitive Therapy

1. Systematic desensitization

gradually exposing to feared stimulus

2. Aversion therapy

pairing unwanted behavior with unpleasant stimulus

3. CBT

challenging and changing negative thought patterns

4. Cognitive restructuring

identifying and correcting distorted thinking

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• Systematic desensitization: gradually exposing to feared stimulus
• Aversion therapy: pairing unwanted behavior with unpleasant stimulus
• CBT: challenging and changing negative thought patterns
• Cognitive restructuring: identifying and correcting distorted thinking

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## Biomedical Treatments

Part 4 of 7 — Biomedical Treatments

1. Drug therapy

antidepressants (SSRIs), antipsychotics, anxiolytics, mood stabilizers

2. ECT (electroconvulsive therapy)

for severe depression

3. TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation)

magnetic pulses to brain

4. Psychosurgery

last resort (lobotomy is historical)

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• Drug therapy: antidepressants (SSRIs), antipsychotics, anxiolytics, mood stabilizers
• ECT (electroconvulsive therapy): for severe depression
• TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation): magnetic pulses to brain
• Psychosurgery: last resort (lobotomy is historical)

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## Evaluating Treatments

Part 5 of 7 — Evaluating Treatments

1. Meta-analysis

combining results of many studies

2. Common factors

therapeutic alliance most important predictor

3. Evidence-based practice

using research to guide treatment

4. Some therapies are more effective for specific disorders

Some therapies are more effective for specific disorders

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• Meta-analysis: combining results of many studies
• Common factors: therapeutic alliance most important predictor
• Evidence-based practice: using research to guide treatment
• Some therapies are more effective for specific disorders

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## Problem-Solving Workshop

Part 6 of 7 — Problem-Solving Workshop

1. Matching therapy types to disorders

Matching therapy types to disorders

2. Identifying therapeutic techniques in scenarios

Identifying therapeutic techniques in scenarios

3. Evaluating treatment effectiveness

Evaluating treatment effectiveness

4. Comparing biomedical and psychological approaches

Comparing biomedical and psychological approaches

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• Matching therapy types to disorders
• Identifying therapeutic techniques in scenarios
• Evaluating treatment effectiveness
• Comparing biomedical and psychological approaches

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## Synthesis & AP Review

Part 7 of 7 — Synthesis & AP Review

1. No single therapy is best for all disorders

No single therapy is best for all disorders

2. Therapeutic relationship is crucial

Therapeutic relationship is crucial

3. Combination treatment often most effective

Combination treatment often most effective

4. AP exam

therapy identification and comparison

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• No single therapy is best for all disorders
• Therapeutic relationship is crucial
• Combination treatment often most effective
• AP exam: therapy identification and comparison

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