psychological therapies
- Created by: Kate Fogarty
- Created on: 18-04-13 18:06
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- PIT
- psychological therapies
- CBT
- engagement with homework
- applied to different client groups
- therapist competence
- CBT
- 7 Components - exploratory rationale, sharing of feelings, staying with feelings, focus on difficult feelings, gaining insight, sequencing of interventions, change.
- involves a theraputic relationship and conversation with a therapist.
- issue with attrition with the tranee/PIT study. This is a very serious issue in psych research.
- effective results were still obtained when breif PIT was carried out by psychiatry trainees.
- PIT
- psychological therapies
- CBT
- engagement with homework
- applied to different client groups
- therapist competence
- CBT
- 7 Components - exploratory rationale, sharing of feelings, staying with feelings, focus on difficult feelings, gaining insight, sequencing of interventions, change.
- involves a theraputic relationship and conversation with a therapist.
- issue with attrition with the tranee/PIT study. This is a very serious issue in psych research.
- effective results were still obtained when breif PIT was carried out by psychiatry trainees.
- effective results were still obtained when breif PIT was carried out by psychiatry trainees.
- Paley et al. fould the effects of CBT and PIT to be equally effective in reducing symptoms of depression
- Brkham et al. CBT and PIT equal but in both symptoms started to recurafter 12 months.
- this signifies a great limitation for the long-term effectiveness of psychological therapies.
- psychological therapies
- PIT
- effective results were still obtained when breif PIT was carried out by psychiatry trainees.
- Paley et al. fould the effects of CBT and PIT to be equally effective in reducing symptoms of depression
- Brkham et al. CBT and PIT equal but in both symptoms started to recurafter 12 months.
- this signifies a great limitation for the long-term effectiveness of psychological therapies.
- psychological therapies
- thought catching
- behavioural activation
- Babyak provides support for the role of exercise (a pleasurable activity) in the effectiveness of CBT.
- behavioural activation
- behavioural activation
- March et al. provides support for the effectiveness of CBT in reducing thoughts of suicide. A positive result was found in 73% of participants.
- PIT has been found to be particularly effecting in treating depression that has arisen through disturbances in interpersonal relationships.
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