Important Founders
Definitions #1
Definitions #2
Who they help
Biomedical therapies
100

Founder of Psychoanalysis

Who is Freud?

100

Brain/body is targeted with prescribed medicine

What is Biomedical

100

Based around kindness and an accepting atmosphere

What is Humanistic

100

Helps someone confront issues they faced in their childhood

What is Psychoanalysis

100

Antagonists for Dopamine

What is Schizophrenia

200

Founder of Behaviorism

Who is Watson

200
Natural, sourced from food natural resources

What is Homeopathic

200

Behavior is measurable and habits can be changed

What is Behaviorist

200

Helps someone correct toxic thinking patterns

What is Cognitive Therapy

200

Agonist for Serotonin

What is Major Depression

300

Founder of Gestalt Psychology

Who is Fritz Perls

300

Gaining understanding of the cause of a problem

What is Insight therapies

300

Working to undo or correct an issue 

What is Counter-Conditioning

300

Helps someone focus on the positive aspects of their life/ what they are grateful for 

What is Positive psychology

300

Depressants (ie. Barbiturates)

What is Anxiety Disorders

400

Founder of Sociocultural Therapy

Who is Vygotsky

400

Thoughts control feelings

What is Cognitive

400

Where client is slowly exposed to what they are afraid of

What is Systematic Desensitization

400

Helps someone stop doing a bad habit by pairing it with an aversive stimulus

What is Aversive Conditioning

400

Brain stimulation by magnetic waves

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

500

Founder of Client Centered Therapy

Who is Rogers

500

Issues based in childhood and development

What is Psychoanalytic

500

Variation of flooding and exposure to a feared stimulus

What is Implosive Therapy

500

Helps people replace irrational thoughts with logical alternatives

What is Rational Emotive Therapy

500

Shock therapy to help with depression

What is Electroconvulsive Shock Therapy
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