Individual Therapies
Behavioural Therapy
Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy
Reality Therapy
Family Therapy
100

Birth order, social relationships

Adlerian Therapy

100

Operant Conditioning: Ashley receives RM50 for scoring an A in her test. 

Positive reinforcement

100

Feelings, Thoughts and... 

Behaviour

100

WDEP

Want, Doing, Evaluate, Planning 

100

Symbol 1

Conflict

200

What are id, ego, and superego?

Id - Impulses

Ego - Rationale

Superego - Ideals

200

Operant Conditioning: Ashley has her mobile phone taken away after she slaps her brother. 

Negative punishment

200

ABCDE Model

A - Activating Event

B - Beliefs

C - Consequences of Feeling

D - Disputing Thoughts

E - Effects of disputing thoughts

200

5 Basic Needs

Power, Fun, Love, Security, Freedom 

200

Picture 1

Family Sculpting 

300

Your life depends on your choice. It is your responsibility.

Existential Therapy

300

What is in-vivo exposure therapy?

A client faces their feared objects or situation physically. 

300

A - Boyfriend kisses you

B - ? 

C - Disgusted

"My boyfriend sucks at kissing."

"I hate my boyfriend." 

300
SAMIC

Simple, Attainable, Measurable, Immediate, and Controlled

300

Treatment Goals for Structural Family Therapy

- Modifying family's transactional rules

- Developing more appropriate boundaries

- Creating an effective hierarchical structure

400

When Jodi shares her problems in her life, the counsellor asks about her meaning in life and how she could achieve that meaning. 

Existential Therapy 

400

Six steps of in-vivo exposure therapy

1. List out the feared objects or situations.

2. Make a Fear Ladder.

3. Start from least or middle anxiety. 

4. Practice facing the object or situation. 

5. Reward brave behaviour. 

6. Repeat until termination. 

400

Kiera believes that she is careless after she forgets to turn off her lights for only one time. What is this cognitive distortion?

Overgeneralisation

400

Kevin wants to meet new people, and he is watching YouTube videos at home most of the time. How do you evaluate his Want and Doing? 

His Want does not match with his Doing.

400
An example of "Unbalancing"

A family therapist takes the side of a father when the father is arguing with the mother and daughter. 

500

When Jodi first saw the counsellor, she began to shiver and speak softly. The counsellor looked like her abusive father. What is this phenomenon? 

Transference

500

Things to do before applying exposure therapy. 

- Get consent from client

- Explain the steps for the therapy.

- Present the research supporting the therapy. 

500

Questions to challenge Kiera. 

How do your parents and friends describe your carelessness? 

When do you show that you are careful? 

How many times do you remember to turn off the lights? 

500

A goal for Kevin to help him meet new people. 

Kevin will talk with one stranger for at least 10 minutes a day. 

500

An example of "Paradoxical Intervention"

The family therapist asks the family to try to argue at least three times a week, since they are arguing so much.