'Irrational beliefs' diaporamas de présentation

Sexual dysfunctions

Sexual dysfunctions. 43% women, 31% men in US suffer from sexual problems (age 18-59) For women, problems decrease with age, except problems of lubrication For men, problems with desire and erection increase with age Men 50-59 were 3x as likely to report these as men 18-29

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Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy. ASPECTS OF THERAPY A. Free Choice - Client must want therapy for change. B. Hopes & Expectations 1. Expectations about the future affect the present => Belief that therapy will work = powerful treatment itself Placebo effects Hormones & immune system.

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Chapter 13: Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions

Chapter 13: Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions. March 6, 2006. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Can be used to treat specific disorders or more broad issues e.g., bulimia, anxiety, poor study habits. Anxiety-Reduction Methods.

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Cognitive Behavioural Tools for Problem Gambling Treatment

Cognitive Behavioural Tools for Problem Gambling Treatment. Abacus Counselling Training & Supervision Ltd. The session. We will cover Overview of CBT Effectiveness of CBT in Problem Gambling (PG) treatment Components of CBT Tools of CBT useful for PG treatment Practice. Yes or no?.

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Workplace Violence Training for Supervisors

Workplace Violence Training for Supervisors. Introduction.

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Benefits of Combining Cognitive-Behavioral Bibliotherapy with Expressive Writing Interventions

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Albert Ellis A Simple way to use this Theory Linda Zimmerman

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Madness

Madness. By: Kajol Sharma & Julia Vang. Overview. Does madness exist? Knowledge Issue: Perception - Linking question: Culture Knowledge Issue: Emotion -Linking question: Art & Ethics Knowledge Issue: Reason - Linking question: History. Madness.

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Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Behavior Therapy. Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy. Started by Albert Ellis in 1955-Grandfather of Cognitive Behavior Therapy Combination of Humanistic & Behavioral Therapy to help deal with issues from past Ellis had chronic renal problems since 9 and diabetes by 40

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Reminder

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies, Part I PSYC 4500: Introduction to Clinical Psychology Brett Deacon, Ph.D. November 27, 2012. Reminder. Please complete course evaluations!. Questions for Herbert et al. (2000) response paper, due Tuesday 12/3.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Emotions, Stress and Human Relations. Research on Emotions. Ignored emotion, preferred rational thought Amygdala is linked to fear and anger Positive emotions, left hemisphere; negative emotions, right hemisphere Brain chemicals affect emotions Facial expressions affect emotions.

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Mai Thao, Chrissy Evensen, Jenna Schmidt, Tasha Goemer, Anne Roach. 2. Therapy Goal Role of counselor/client Techniques Training Risks/benefit. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. 1. History Basic premises Key names 3. Risks & benefits 4. Criticisms.

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ANXIETY

ANXIETY. THE STATE OF IT ALL. Anxiety. Subjective feeling of tension, apprehension, nervousness, and worry accompanied by activation or arousal of the ANS. Charles Spielberger. What is It?.

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The Cognitive Approach to psychological problems -Rational Emotive Therapy Albert Ellis

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Cognitive Approach to Abnormality

Cognitive Approach to Abnormality. Miss Norris. What is Cognition. Perception Observation Understanding Thinking. Rational. The way we perceive, reason and judge the world around us. Objectives. You should understand by the end of this lesson that are

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Counter-Aggression Defined

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Psy 103

Psy 103. Week 13: Stress, Health, and Adjustment. Lesson Outline. Types of Stress Psychological Moderators of Stress. Lesson Objectives. Define stress and identify various sources of stress Identify the psychological moderators of stress Describe the impact of stress on the body

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Cognitive Etiology of Major Depressive Disorder

Cognitive Etiology of Major Depressive Disorder . Xandra Xiao Anna Goncharova. At the cognitive level of analysis: Depressed cognitions Cognitive distortions Irrational beliefs Can result in disturbances of the mood. They are contributing factors, not the sole causes. .

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Irrational Beliefs

Irrational Beliefs. Illogical Thinking. Irrational Self Statements. Help client develop rational belief systems. Help client develop logical thought processes. Help client develop rational and positive self statements. Homework. Homework. Homework. Self Instruction.

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