6.6 PPP: Psychotherapy (Psych/human)(Quizizz)

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When you are not feeling well mentally, what are some ways you can get yourself out of the funk?

Therapy and Change

What is Psychotherapy? – Main Idea

●Psychotherapy is a general term

for the several approaches used
by mental health professionals to
treat psychological disorders

Objectives

●Explain the nature of psychotherapy
●Describe the role of the therapist
●Describe psychoanalysis and its aims
●Explain humanistic therapy and its

goals

When you have a problem….

●It is a good idea to talk it out with a friend, family

member, teacher, or someone you trust

●However there are problems that you may

experience that require the expertise of a
professional

Psychotherapy

Any treatment used by therapist
to help troubled individuals
overcome their problems

Goals of Therapy
1. Verbal interaction between therapist and client
2. Supportive and trusting relationship
3. Analysis of the clients problems including

suggestions for overcoming those problems

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a goal of therapy?

• verbal interaction between therapist and client

• building a trusting relationship

• analysis of the clients problems to help find solutions

• finding someone to blame for your issues

Group Therapies

●Group Therapy – patients

work together with the aid of a
leader

●Family Therapy- focus on the

interaction among the family

●Self help groups- groups form

to help each other example:
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

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Match the following

• group therapy

• family therapy

• self-help group

patients work together with the aid of a leader

focus on interactions among family

groups form to help each other with no official leader

• patients work together with the aid of a leader

• focus on interactions among family

• groups form to help each other with no official leader

Benefits of group therapy

● Realization that others are

having similar issues

● Hear stories about what has

worked and not worked from
actual people with problems

● Casual environment
● Can be anonymous
● Cheap or even free

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a benefit of group therapy?

• cost reduction for the therapy

• realizing that you are alone with your problem

• casual enviornment

• hear first hand accounts from other people

Open Ended

How did the video show a group therapy?

Kinds of Therapy

1.Psychoanalysis

2.Humanistic Therapy

3.Cognitive Therapy

4.Behavior Therapy

5.Biological Therapy

Many psychologist get stuck using only one when helping
clients
Having an eclectic approach will combine various kinds of
therapy

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eclectic

multiple

therapies

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Psychoanalysis

Aimed at making patients aware of
their unconscious motives so that they
can gain control over their behavior
●Free association
●Dream analysis
●Recall forgotten experiences

Sigmund Freud

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unconscious

control

behavior

conscious

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Multiple Choice

Who is the father of psychoanalysis?

• Franklin

• Freud

• Watson

• Pavlov

Multiple Select

Which of the following is used in psychoanalysis (choose 3)

• dream analysis

• free association

• recall forgotten experiences from your past

• brain chemistry

Psychoanalysis

Open Ended

Why wasn't psychoanalysis beneficial to helping Woody with his problem?

Humanistic Therapy

People are capable of consciously
controlling own actions, taking
responsibility for decisions.
●Client-centered therapy: belief that client

and therapist are partners in therapy

● Assumes people are basically good!

● Therapist avoids giving opinions

● Focuses on the value, dignity, and worth of each person.

● Holds that healthy living is the result of realizing one’s full

potential

Multiple Choice

The big difference between Humanistic client centered therapy is.....

• The Therapist will solve the patients problem no matter what cost

• The belief that the Client and Therapist are partners

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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How did this video show client centered therapy?

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What is one difference between humanistic and psychoanalytic therapy?

Techniques of Client-Centered Therapy

●Nondirective (EMPATHY)

therapy – free flow of images and
ideas, be positive, show warmth

●Active listening – therapists

actual listens and responds only to;
clarify, echo, or restate ideas

●Unconditional positive

regard – show non-judgmental
acceptance

Multiple Choice

What is NOT a technique in client centered therapy?

• non-directive (empathy) therapy

• active listening

• giving your opinion in what is wrong with the client

• unconditional positive regard

Multiple Choice

Is it possible for a therapist to use both the humanistic and psychoanalytic types of therapy?

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

What does eclectic mean in regards to therapy?

• trying one style of therapy only

• trying multiple types of therapy?

• free association

Multiple Choice

The big difference between Humanistic client centered therapy is.....

• The Therapist will solve the patients problem no matter what cost

• The belief that the Client and Therapist are partners

Multiple Select

Which of the following is used in psychoanalysis (choose 3)

• dream analysis

• free association

• recall forgotten experiences from your past

• brain chemistry

Match

Match the following

• group therapy

• family therapy

• self-help group

patients work together with the aid of a leader

focus on interactions among family

groups form to help each other

• patients work together with the aid of a leader

• focus on interactions among family

• groups form to help each other

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a goal of therapy?

• verbal interaction between therapist and client

• building a trusting relationship

• analysis of the clients problems to help find solutions

• finding someone to blame for your issues