Therapies Flashcards
Mahler’s Objective Relations Theory
Impact of early relationships with other people (objects) on personality development
Cognitive Therapy
Beck. A form of CBT. Collaborative relationship between therapist and client
Reminiscence Therapy
Life Review is an activity that helps elderly people come to terms with their lives and morality.
Reality Therapy Approach
Teaching, evaluate willingness to change her life, non-judgemental, coercive. Help clients fulfill their needs
Solution Focused Therapy
Client = expert
Therapist = collaborator
Solution focused
Family Systems Therapy
Bowen. Genogram. Solving problems in the context of their family. Family works together. What happens to one, happens to all. Nuclear family and beyond.
Feminist Therapy
Empowerment and social change
Survivor Therapy
Spousal/Partner abuse. Establish safety, re-empower client, validate client, healing.
Narrative Therapy
Understanding how experience produces expectations and how expectations then influence experience through the creation of organizing stories.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Borderline Personality Disorder. Behavioral, cognitive and supportive therapy techniques. Group therapy.
Rational Emotive Therapy
Chain of events, ABC…
A = External event
B = Belief the individual has about A.
C = Emotion or behavior
Gestalt Therapy
Staying with feelings. Putting feelings and thoughts into action. Empty chair technique. Personal Responsibility. Perls & Goodman. Here and Now.
Psychodynamic Approach
Understanding unconscience motivations. FREUD. Psychoanalytic. Ego (personality), Superego (conscience) Id (instinct).
Biopsychosocial Approach
Biophysical, psychological and social all play an important role. Include broad range of influences when evaluating clients development and behavior. See how client feels.
Humanistic Approach
Person to person. Each individual person is unique. No framework. Opposite of psychodynamic.
