1. CHAPTER 14
THERAPY

2. MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
PSYCHIATRISTS PSYCHOLOGISTS CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKERS PSYCHIATRIC NURSES

3. Theoretical orientation

5. COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT)
Identify
then correct
distorted thinking
Mindfulness
(Buddha, 500 BCE!)

6. PSYCHODYNAMIC THERAPY
Transference
Free association, non-directive
Resistance
Anamnesis (go back)
Abreation (working through)
OBJECT RELATIONS

7. TREATMENT MODALITIES Humanistic (“person centered”) Gestalt therapy
Aversive conditioning (implosion)
Exposure therapy
Systematic desensitization
Phototherapy
Transient magnetic stimulation (TMS)
Psychopharmacology (“meds”)
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)
Psychosurgery (lobotomy)

8. GROUP THERAPY
ADVANTAGES Cost effective Group support, fellow feeling Cotherapists VARIATIONS Psychodrama

9. MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
Deinstitutionalization Non-compliance Iatrogenic illness Human behavior is complex and multicausational

10. CHAPTER 15
STRESS AND HEALTH

11. BURNOUT
Physical and/or emotional exhaustion from continued unprocessed stress

12. GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME (Hans Selye)
3 PHASES: ALARM RESISTANCE EXHAUSTION

13. Selye’s 3 phases of stress