'Therapeutic alliance' diaporamas de présentation

Psychiatry

Psychiatry. Dr N Fernando 2 nd May 2006. Content. Psychiatric history Mental state examination Assess suicide risk Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) ) Community Psychiatric Nurse (CPN) ) Understand Psychiatric Social Workers ) their roles Occupational Therapists (OT) )

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Working With Adolescents Who Stutter and Their Families

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Link between Outcomes & Worker-Client Relationship

Quick and Proven Ways for Good Outcomes using Client Feedback Rebecca Codrington & David Allan Relationships Australia (NSW) rebeccac@ransw.org.au davida@ransw.org.au. Link between Outcomes & Worker-Client Relationship. Importance of worker-client relationship

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Establishing a CBT Therapeutic Alliance: Collaborative Empiricism

Chapter 2. Establishing a CBT Therapeutic Alliance: Collaborative Empiricism. Establishing a CBT Therapeutic Alliance. Establishing a CBT Therapeutic Alliance. Both therapist and client are active participants throughout therapy

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What is person-centred health care: Research review and practice perspectives

National Ageing Research Institute. What is person-centred health care: Research review and practice perspectives. Overview of presentation. Definitions of person-centred health care (PCHC); What is PCHC? Does PCHC work? Models of PCHC Service user perspectives Facilitators of PCHC

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What is person-centred health care: Research review and practice perspectives

National Ageing Research Institute. What is person-centred health care: Research review and practice perspectives. Overview of presentation. Definitions of person-centred health care (PCHC); What is PCHC? Does PCHC work? Models of PCHC Service user perspectives Facilitators of PCHC

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LeeAnn Moyer, Deputy Administrator of Behavioral Health

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Dr. Samuel Pfeifer, Klinik Sonnenhalde, Riehen

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Mental Health Champions: November 2017

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conventional antipsychotic drug

M1. 1. H1. conventional antipsychotic drug. D2. Stahl S M, Essential Psychopharmacology (2000). 11-7. Stahl S M, Essential Psychopharmacology (2000). 11-2. pure D2 blocker. Mesocortical pathway. Increase in negative symptoms. Stahl S M, Essential Psychopharmacology (2000). 11-3.

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Supporting Self-Management in Chronic Disease

Supporting Self-Management in Chronic Disease. Michael Vallis, PhD, R Psych Psychologist and Lead, CH Behaviour Change Institute Associate Professor, Dalhousie University Halifax, CANADA. What, Me Judgmental?. What is the Standard of Care?. Dominant models of behaviour in health care

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Best Practices in Practicum Training

Best Practices in Practicum Training. Cindy Juntunen & Mike Scheel 2012 CCPTP Midwinter Conference Miami, FL. Practicum Planning. Identifying Readiness for Practicum Student issues Program issues Developing Sequential Experiences Student needs Site needs

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Mentoring and Therapeutic Relationships

Mentoring and Therapeutic Relationships. Week 6 The Mentoring Relationship Part 3: How does mentoring differ from other helping relationships?. Outline. Collect Midterm Exams One thing I learned Learn to Mentor Toolkit Differentiating Mentoring from Parenting Helping Relationships

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Module 5A

Module 5A . Introduction Strategies for Working with Clients with Co-Occurring Disorders: Guidelines for a Successful Therapeutic Alliance. 12 Step Assessment Process. 1. Engage the client 2. Identify & contact collaterals to gather additional information 3. Screen for & detect COD

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Youth Perspectives on CAPA

Youth Perspectives on CAPA. Bridget Greaney Youth Consumer Consultant Capital & Coast District Health Board. Sight seeing guide (what I will cover). How youth have been involved What youth think of CAPA What youth consumer advisors think of CAPA Some positive statistics Final thoughts.

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From Freud to Anna Freud, Jung, Adler and Karen Horney

From Freud to Anna Freud, Jung, Adler and Karen Horney. Roots, trunk, and branches. Lucie Johnson, 11-22-05. Freud and Anna , his Daughter (1895-1982). Anna brought Freudian concepts to her work with children. Used play materials, drawings, home observation

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Confidentiality and the Triangle of Care

Confidentiality and the Triangle of Care. Chris Taylor and Jill Siddle. Workshop aims. Explore the benefits of information sharing in a therapeutic alliance. Identify issues which may restrict information sharing within a therapeutic alliance . Explore ways in which organisations

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Individual Psychotherapy

Individual Psychotherapy . Introduction. Types of Therapy Wohlberg (1967). Supportive. Reeducative . Reconstructive. Mistakes Therapists Make. Too much of one thing. Setting the client up for failure. Trying to solve the problem before you understand the problem.

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problem solving as overview

problem solving as overview. problems & difficulties. symptoms. therapeutic responses. symptoms. therapeutic alliance. biological factors. outer change. inner change. therapeutic responses. therapeutic alliance. biochemistry & outer change. biological factors. outer change.

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Psychoanalytic Clinical Concepts

Psychoanalytic Clinical Concepts. The Unconscious. Commonsense and Negativity.

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