Intro to therapy
intro to therapy
both
biomedical
biomedical
100

Treatment involving psychological techniques. it consists of interactions between a trained therapist and someone seeking to overcome psychological difficulties or achieve personal growth.

psychotherapy

100

this form of therapy applies learning principles to eliminate unwanted behaviors.

Behavior therapy
100

Instead of treatment with an individual this form of therapy seeks to provide benefits from group interactions

Group Therapy

100

These drugs depress the central nervous system.

Antianxiety drugs

100

clinicians like to combine this type of therapy with antidepressants. Attacking depression top-down and bottom-up.

cognitive behavior therapy

200

This is an approach that combines several different techniques from different forms of therapy. 

Eclectic approach

200

uses different desensitization techniques to treat anxieties. Things people fear or avoid. What type of treatment is this?

exposure therapies

200

A form of group therapy. it treats people in the context of their family system. 

Family Therapy

200

Some critics fear that antianxiety drugs may reduce symptoms without doing what?

Resolving underlying problems

200

This mood stabilizer is referred to as a "simple salt"

Lithium

300

Freud's therapeutic technique. Interprets free associations, transferences, resistances, and dreams. allowed patient to gain self-insight. 

Psychoanalysis 

300

Therapy that teaches people new, more adaptive ways of thinking. 

Cognitive therapy

300

The study of the effects of drugs on the mind and behavior.

Psychopharmacology

300

These drugs are commonly used to treat anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders, and posttraumatic stress disorder.

Antidepressant drugs

300

This form of medical therapy is returning as an option to treat those with severe depression in "treatment resistant" patients. 

Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

400

the blocking from consciousness of anxiety-laden material.

resistance 

400

This form of therapy works to change patterns of thinking and the way we act.

Cognitive behavior therapy

400

These drugs are effective in changing positive but less effective in changing negative symptoms in psychotic patients. 

antipsychotic drugs

400

Antidepressants increase the availability of neurotransmitters such as __________ __________

norepinephrine and serotonin 

400

This form of psychosurgery lesions parts of the brain.

Lobotomy

500

therapy that views individuals as responding to unconscious forces and childhood experiences. The goal is to gain self-insight. 

Psychodynamic therapy

500

A variation of cognitive behavior therapy, this for of therapy seeks to make peace between two opposing forces. acceptance and change.

Dialectical behavior therapy DBT

500

The side effects of antipsychotic drugs are similar to what disease? And what can long-term use cause in patients. (tremors, grimacing, involuntary movement of tongue) 

Parkinson's Disease; Tardive dyskinesia

500

This drug has begun to be used as a quicker alternative for those at risk of suicide.

Ketamine

500

This is an alternative to ECT. it administers a 1-2 milliamp current to the scalp.

Transcranial electrical stimulation