Therapy
Beck
The theory that depression is due to attributional styles that lead individual to believe they cannot change environment.
Learned Helplessness
Treatment associated with the 12 step model
The most severe form of bipolar disorder
Bipolar I
Therapy associated with restructuring negative thoughts and beliefs
CBT
The key factor associated with suicide according to Joiner
acquired capacity
Treatment associated with change talk and building readiness
MI
Disorder characterized by long periods of mild to severe depression.
Persistent depressive disorder
Interpersonal therapy
Theory that both environment and genetic contribute to susceptibility for a disorder
Diathesis Stress Model
Founder of AA
Bill W
Disorder characterized by long periods of mild depression and mania symptoms.
Cyclothymic disorder
CBT compared to ADM are equally effective in the acute term. This treatment is more effective in the long term.
CBT
Lewinsohn argues this is the primary driver of depression.
Withdrawal
According to Prochaska and DiClemente, individuals go through stages of change. An individual who does not believe they have a substance problem is likely in this stage.
Precontemplation
A person who meets all criteria for a major depressive episode, and 20 years ago reports having a 2 day episode wherein they had an unusually elevated mood which lead to hospitalization would fit this diagnosis
Bipolar I
Focuses on managing mania by helping a person establish routines.
Interpersonal social rhythm therapy
The theory that argues that depressive episodes become more likely with time due to changes that occur within the individual to make them more susceptible to depressogenic reactions
Sensitization model of depression
Precursor to AA
Oxford Group
A person does not meet full criteria for a major depressive episode but has had long periods of depression going back many years. It always goes away for 3 or so months in the summer but then return again. This diagnosis is most appropriate.
Other specified depressive disorder