Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBTp)
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- Created on: 05-03-19 08:59
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- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBTp)
- It helps to identify and challenge their faulty cognitions.
- NICE (2014)
- They said all schizophrenics should be offered this treatment.
- They recommend 16 sessions.
- Sessions take place every 10 days
- How it is delivered?
- It can be done in groups.
- It is mostly done on a one-to-one basis.
- Its relies on the patient to be active as they are set 'homework'
- How does it work?
- Assessment: They express their thoughts and they set reasonable goals.
- Engagement:Therapist empathises with the patient and their distress
- ABC Model: Activating event (A), Belief (B), Consequence (C), thoughts can then be disputed and changed.
- Normalisation: Explains that other people have got through the same thing.
- Critical collaborative thinking: They use gentle questioning, no distress is caused
- Developing alternative explanations:Patient develops their own alternative explanation.
- Develop links between patients thoughts and feelings and their general levels of functioning.
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