Cognitive behavioral therapy
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Client Based Therapy
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Emotional Reasoning
Balanced thought
Self-efficacy
Ebbinghaus
Meijer
Meichenbaum
Focus on the past
Identify automatic thought
Challenge the patient to help them reach better conclusions
Least stable but most accessible cognitions
Most stable and least accessible cognitions
Core Beliefs and Assumptions
Assumptions and Automatic Thoughts
Core Beliefs and Automatic Thoughts
Role playing to help sick patients gain insight into thinking errors
A homework assignment in which a patient can test a hypothesis
A way to help patients see the relationships among thoughts, behaviors and feelings
Setting the agenda
Summary and feedback from patient
Cognitive rehearsal
Bridging from last session
Believing the world is black and white
Magnifying negatives and minimizing positives
Assuming a person is at fault for a negative event
Giving some initial relief through problem solving
Test negative cognitions
Identify dysfunctional cognitions
Cognitive rehearsal
Behavior activation
Behavioral experiments
Negative self-talk
Fortune telling
Catastrophizing
Emotional or behavioral problems caused by early experiences
Automatic thoughts and images
Feelings that occur in the presence of dysfunctional beliefs
Possible mood or behaviors
Evidence that contradicts the "hot thought"
Self-evaluation
The situation
Identifies the three types of irrational beliefs
Helps change occur without dealing with transference
Helps patients become aware of how controlled they are by non-conscious thoughts
Getting patient to identify and challenge automatic thoughts
Examining core beliefs
Educate patient about relationship between thoughts and feelings
Cognitive behavioral therapy
Rational emotive behavior therapy
Contemplative psychotherapy
It is a dire necessity for adult humans to be loved or approved by virtually every significant other person in their community.
There is invariably a right, precise and perfect solution to human problems and it is awful if this perfect solution is not found.
One cannot and must not face life's responsibilities and difficulties and it is easier to avoid them.
One absolutely must be competent, adequate and achieving in all important respects or else one is an inadequate, worthless person.
People absolutely must act considerately and fairly and they are damnable villains if they do not. They are their bad acts.
It is awful and terrible when things are not the way one would very much like them to be.
Emotional disturbance is mainly externally caused and people have little or no ability to increase or decrease their dysfunctional feelings and behaviors.
If something is or may be dangerous or fearsome, then one should be constantly and excessively concerned about it and should keep dwelling on the possibility of it occurring.
One's past history is an all-important determiner of one's present behavior and because something once strongly affected one's life, it should indefinitely have a similar effect.
One must be quite dependent on others and need them and you cannot mainly run one's own life.
There is invariably a right, precise and perfect solution to human problems and it is awful if this perfect solution is not found.
I don't have a good fake answer for this but they looked important enough to read again.
Not being sensitive to multicultural issues
Being ineffective for couples and family therapy
Being inferior to psychotropic medication
Ellis
Meichenbaum
Beck
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