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problem solving diagram worst symptoms assessing progress some possible responses symptoms problems/difficulties inner responses outer responses

problem solving diagram worst symptoms vicious circle assessing progress some possible responses symptoms problems/difficulties inner responses outer responses

problem solving diagram vicious circle some possible responses symptoms problems/difficulties therapeutic alliance biological change outer change inner change

problem solving diagram typical episode triggers include change, loss, conflict, trauma, & threat; but after a series of distressed episodes, e.g. in recurrent depression, external triggers may become less important earlier life experience recent life experience genetic factors main wishes maintaining factors worst symptoms some possible responses symptoms problems/difficulties therapeutic relationship biological change outer change inner change

problem solving diagram typical episode triggers include change, loss, conflict, trauma, & threat; but after a series of distressed episodes, e.g. in recurrent depression, external triggers may become less important earlier life experience recent life experience genetic factors main wishes maintaining factors worst symptoms some possible responses symptoms problems & strengths therapeutic relationship biological change outer change inner change

problem solving diagram typical episode triggers include change, loss, conflict, trauma, & threat; but after a series of distressed episodes, e.g. in recurrent depression, external triggers may become less important earlier life experience recent life experience genetic factors main wishes maintaining factors worst symptoms some possible responses symptoms problems & strengths therapeutic relationship biological change wellbeing change inner change challenging pessimism combating avoidance self, others actions, situations past, future emotions, people