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What/How/When is achieved
100
This plays a crucial role in the treatment of panic disorders.
What is psychopharmacology?
100
According to Boyd (1986), this is the most common disorder for which patients receive oupatient mental health services.
What is panic disorder?
100
Anxious patients can learn to control their symptoms with this simple method.
What is paper bag hyperventilation?
100
Psychiatrist treating schizophrenia patients should prescribe medications, do appropriate referrals, make contacts with those mental health professional who pts were been referred along with supportive psychotherapy. In summary the psychiatrist performing the supportive psychotherapy is this center for the treatment.
What is the command center?
100
With Supportive psychotherapy exacerbations cannot be banished but it plays a major role in preventing exacerbations turning into this and disorganization of the pts life.
What is chaos?
200
For patients with anxiety disorders a diagnosis, even if tentative, can help with this.
What is put a limit to patient's fears?
200
A major portion of treating phobias consists of this.
What is gradual exposure?
200
The therapist must always remember that anxiety is very this.
What is contagious?
200
For individual sessions this should be maintained for frequency, duration, and even mode of contact.
What is flexibility?
200
If a pt could identify hallucination related delusions and voices of hallucinations its more likely to do this on command.
What is acting?
300
An initial treatment plan can restore a sense of this that symptoms will be alleviated.
What is hope?
300
In treating panic disorder or phobias, Wolpe's method of this has shown to very helpful.
What is systematic desensitization?
300
According to Allgunlander and Lavori (1991), anxiety results in increased this.
What are morbidity and mortality?
300
This is more worthwhile and attractive to the therapist to convince the patient than the identity provided by hallucinations, delusions, or ideas or reference.
What is who he/she really is?
300
This is decreased by putting the delusion into a context that emphasizes the human nature and the understandable element behind the delusion.
What is anxiety?
400
Patients with anxiety disorders will often be relieved if the therapist can explain their symptoms in these terms.
What is biochemical or physiological?
400
This can play a crucial role in aiding in treatment specifically with GAD.
What is hyperventilation?
400
This disorder is likely the most difficult to treat with supportive psychotherapy.
What is OCD?
400
In dealing with hallucinations it’s really important to interpret this more than content.
What is context/occurrence?
400
By explaining this of the psychotic episode to the pt after recovery allows them to make some sense of what had previously made no sense whatsoever which will make them tolerate further exploration.
What is cause and effect?
500
Although we think of anxiety being acute, however, most have chronic issues and will recur. Supportive psychotherapy will usually result the patient handling return of symptoms with this.
What is less apprehension and disability?
500
Symptoms of PTSD are treated effectively with medications, except this symptom.
What is avoidance?
500
For OCD patients, supportive psychotherapy helps in this way.
What is reduce intensity / adjust to disability / validation of feelings?
500
These are the 3 phases a delusional patient goes through.
What are delusional phase, double awareness phase and a non delusional phase?
500
This allows pt greater acceptance to treatment, better compliance, less total medication use, and better long term outcome.
What is therapeutic alliance?
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