Theories
Reveal the unconscious mind and repressed memories
What is Freud's Psychoanalytic Therapy?
Systematically developed statements based on literature review that appraise and summarize the best evidence to guide clinicians
What is a clinical practice guideline?
The current official guidebook for categorizing and diagnosing psychiatric mental health disorders
Experiences during the early stages of life determine an individuals lifetime adjustment patterns and personality traits
Freud
A unique assumption about ourselves, others and the world around us
What is schemata?
The stages of cognitive Development are Sensorimotor (birth to 2 years)
Preoperational (2 to 7 years)
Concrete operation (7 to 11)Formal Operational (11 to adult)
Specific to the institution that uses them and serve as map for specified treatments and interventions to occur within specific time frames that have been shown to improve clinical outcomes
What is a clinical/critical pathway?
The leading cause of disability in the US
Major Depressive Disorder
Classic conditioning; in which involuntary behavior or reflexes could be conditioned to respond to neutral stimuli
Ivan Pavlov
Occurs as the patient projects intense feelings onto the therapist related to unfinished work from previous relationships
Transference
The problem solver and reality tester
What is the Ego?
This model originated from the 12-step recovery program of Alcoholics Anonymous
What is the recovery model?
Disorders that are caused by neurotransmitter dysfunction, abnormal brain structure or genetic factors
What are biologically based disorders?
According to the theorist, when lower level needs are met,, higher levels needs are able to emerge
Abraham Maslow
A person who speaks up for another's cause, who helps others by defensive actions, especially when the other person lacks knowledge, skills, ability or status to speak for himself/herself
patient advocacy
Erickson says this stages develops confidence in physical and mental abilities that leads to the development of an autonomous will
What is Autonomy VS shame/doubt
This model asks " what has happened to you" rather than "What's wrong with you?"
Culture, religion, health practices and beliefs, environmental experiences, poverty, negative influences, impaired parenting
What are some factors the affect mental health?
Interpersonal relations: Using the interpersonal environment as a therapeutic tool for healing and in reduction of anxiety
Hildergard Peplau
The most natural and most fundamental aspect of human existence
Caring
She developed the Interpersonal Relations in Nursing in 1952 which has served as a foundation for understanding and conducting therapeutic nursing relationships
Who is Hildegard Peplau's?
Uses the 5 A's
Ask a question
Acquire the literature
Appraise the literature
Apply the evidence
Assess the performance
What is evidenced-based practice?
Defined as a collection of negative attitudes, beliefs, and thoughts that influence public perception of the mentally ill
What is a stigma?
American psychologist responsible for person-centered therapy; Identified people and all living organisms as having innate self-actualization tendencies to grow, to develop and to realize their full potential
Carl Rogers
refers to the actual dialogue between members or the type of information that can be transcribed in minutes of meetings
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