Cognitive-Behavioral therapies, Biological Perspective, Biological

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Cognitive-Behavioral therapies

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dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)

helps people manage intense emotions, improve their relationships, and cope with difficult situations in healthier ways.

  • Acceptance – Understanding and accepting your feelings and experiences without judgment.

  • Change – Working on changing behaviors and thoughts that are harmful or unhelpful.

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Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)/Rational Emotive Therapy (Ellis)

type of therapy that helps people understand and change unhelpful or negative thoughts, which can lead to better feelings and actions.

  • Irrational beliefs – These are unrealistic or extreme thoughts like "I must always be perfect" or "Everyone must like me."

  • Challenging those beliefs – In REBT, you learn to question and replace irrational thoughts with more realistic, balanced ones.

  • Changing behaviors – Once you change your thoughts, you can also change the way you react to situations.

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Biological Perspective: Drug Therapy: Psychotherapeutic Drugs

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Anti anxiety drugs

sedatives or mild tranquilizers that reduce excitability, anxiety; depresses the CNS; can have addiction with long term use

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Antidepressants

  • SSRIs: Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor (blocking the brain from reabsorbing serotonin too quickly, so more stays available to help with feelings of well-being) are most commonly prescribed drug; lithium is used to treatment bipolar

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Antipsychotics/neuroleptics

block dopamine receptors; major tranquilize used to treat schizophrenia; makes patients less withdrawn, less confused and agitated, fewer auditory hallucinations; side effect- tardive dyskinesia 

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Biological

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ECT: electroconvulsive shock therapy

used 4 depression

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Light Therapy

used in treatment of Seasonal Affective Disorder

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rTMS (repetitive transcranial Magnetic Stimulation)

application of repeated pulses of magnetic energy to the brain (current study on reducing auditory hallucinations)

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Psychosurgery

removes or destroy brain tissue

(lobotomy- rarely if ever used today)

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Therapeutic Lifestyle Change

exercise, sleep, nutrition

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