Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Psychosis
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- Created on: 11-11-17 14:35
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- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Psychosis (CBTp)
- Evaluation
- CBTp is not accessible for everyone that wants it as only 1 in 10 of people who could benefit from CBTp can get it
- It may be dependant stage of the condition as in the initial stages self-reflection may not be appropriate
- Most research is done by meta-analysis which may not be reliable as they all may use different methods
- CBTp reduced re-hospitalisation rates for up to 18 months after treatment and reduced symptom severity
- It is hard to disentangle the effects of CBTp as it is usually used with drug therapy
- What is CBTp
- There are six stages of CBTp
- 3. ABC - P's activating event that causes their beliefs and the consequence of the beliefs
- 4. Normalisation - many people have unusual experiences reduces anxiety and isolation (scale of normal experiences)
- 2. Engagement - Therapist (T) empathises with P's perspective and feelings
- 5. Critical collaborative analysis - T uses gentle questions to help P understand illogical conclusions
- 1. Assessment - P expresses thoughts about experience and create goals
- 6. Developing alternative explanations - P and T will come up with other reasons as to the illogical conclusions
- P's may also be set homework to improve their general functioning
- NICE recommends that all people with Sz should be offered CBTp
- There are six stages of CBTp
- Evaluation
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