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    This document provides information about 8 different types of psychotherapy: 1) Psychoanalysis for client Heather, which analyzes repressed childhood issues. 2) Client-centered therapy for Daniel, which reflects feelings and fosters growth. 3) Systematic desensitization for Jenna, which uses relaxation to treat anxiety. 4) Aversive conditioning for James, which associates problems with unpleasant experiences. 5) Cognitive therapy for depression for Rosa, which changes negative thought patterns. 6) Family therapy for Rebecca, which treats relationship and family problems. 7) Drug therapy for Shelia, which uses medication to treat psychological symptoms. 8) Electro

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    This document provides information about 8 different types of psychotherapy: 1) Psychoanalysis for client Heather, which analyzes repressed childhood issues. 2) Client-centered therapy for Daniel, which reflects feelings and fosters growth. 3) Systematic desensitization for Jenna, which uses relaxation to treat anxiety. 4) Aversive conditioning for James, which associates problems with unpleasant experiences. 5) Cognitive therapy for depression for Rosa, which changes negative thought patterns. 6) Family therapy for Rebecca, which treats relationship and family problems. 7) Drug therapy for Shelia, which uses medication to treat psychological symptoms. 8) Electro

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    PsychSim 5: Mystery Therapist

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    PsychSim 5: MYSTERY THERAPIST


    Mizani Washburn Name: __________________________________________

    Section: ________________________

    Date: __________________________________________ This activity will test your knowledge of the various types of psychotherapy. The Specific Types of Therapies Complete the table below by filling in one main point about each of the eight types of therapy and listing the case number and name of the client receiving that type of treatment. Case Number and Client
    Case 7: Heather

    Type of Therapy

    Brief Description
    a form of psychotherapy that attempts to give clients insight into their repressed or unconscious impulses, anxieties, and internal conicts stemming from early childhood; developed by Sigmund Freud a type of humanistic therapy in which the therapist reects the clients feeling, and fosters personal growth and self-awareness offers genuineness, acceptance, and empathy; also called person
    a type of behavioral therapy in which a state of relaxation is classically conditioned to a hierarchy of gradually increasing anxiety- provoking stimuli

    Psychoanalysis

    Client-centered therapy

    Case 3: Daniel

    Systematic desensitization

    Case 4: Jenna

    Aversive conditioning

    a type of behavioral therapy that attempts to reduce the frequency of a problem behavior by associating it with an unpleasant experience
    a type of cognitive therapy that helps people discover and change their habitually negative patterns of thinking; developed by Aaron Beck

    Case 1: James

    Cognitive therapy for depression

    Case 8: Rebecca

    Family therapy

    a form of psychotherapy that treats the family as a unit, focusing on relationships and problems among the various members of the family

    Case 6: Rosa

    Drug therapy

    a biomedical therapy focused on prescribing medications that alter mental functions to alleviate psychological symptoms

    Case 2: Shelia

    Electroconvulsive therapy

    a biomedical therapy used primarily in the treatment of depression; involves electrically inducing a brief brain seizure; also called shock therapy or electric shock therapy

    Case 5: Randall

    Commonalities of Effective Therapies As you tried to identify the various types of therapies represented in this activity, did you notice any common themes that ran through all of the therapies?
    Despite their differences, all effective therapies offer at least three benets: (1) They all offer hope. The patient expects that things can and will get better. (2) Every therapy offers a fresh perspective, by providing a plausible explanation of clients symptoms, and an alternative way of looking at themselves and responding to their worlds. (3) Regardless of their therapeutic technique, all effective therapists provide an empathic, caring, and trustworthy relationship.

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