Cognitive approach treating depression Flashcards

(15 cards)

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How is depression treated ?

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Cognitive behavioural therapy

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What is CBT ?

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a method for treating mental disorders based on cognitive and behavioural techniques.
Cognitive - deal with thinking and negative thoughts

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What are irrational thoughts ?

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Thoughts that are likely to interfere with a person’s happiness

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How does CBT work ? 1

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It begins with an assessment in which the patient and the cognitive behavioural therapist work together to clarify the patients problems.

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What does the patient and therapist do ?

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They jointly identify goals for therapy and put together a plan to achieve them.

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What tasks are involved in CBT ?

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  • Identify where there might be negative or irrational thoughts that will benefit from challenge
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What else does CBT involve ?
How does it help ?

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Working to change negative and irrational thoughts and finally put more effective behaviours in place.

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What are the two types of therapies ?

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Beck’s cognitive therapy
Ellis’s rational emotive behaviour therapy

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What is the idea behind beck’s CBT ?

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It is to identify automatic thoughts about the world ,the self and the future (negative triad).
-Once identified these thoughts must be challenged.

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How can cognitive therapy help patients ?

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-It aims to help patients test the reality of their negative beliefs.
-They may set homework such as record when they enjoyed an event.

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What may patients be seen as ?

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Patients as scientist ; investigating in reality of their negative beliefs in the way a scientist would.In future sessions if patients say that noone is nice to them or there is no point in going to events - the therapist can produce this evidence and use it to prove the patients statements are incorrect.

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What was Ellis’s therapy called ?

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Ellis’s rational emotive behaviour therapy (REBT)

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How does REBT extend the ABC model :

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ABCDE model ;
Dispute
Effects.
REBT - to identify and dispute irrational challenge.

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EG. of REBT :

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A patient might talk about unlucky they have been or how unfair things seem.

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What would a REBT therapist identify :

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Eg of Utopianism and challenge this as an irrational belief.

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