A holistic treatment treats the s______(s) and c____(s).

SSRI - S________ S________ Re-Uptake I________(s), they block s________ only.

TRICYCLIC - Block t__________ mechanism that absorbs both s________ and n____________.

(a)  

CBT - C________ B__________ T______

CBT is based on the premise that the way that we t____ about things impacts on our psychological w___ b____. The emphasis is on the role of m__________ thoughts and beliefs as the main cause of depression.

Wiles (2___) stated that people who do not respond fully to the benefits of a_____________(s) in the long term will benefit from receiving ___ in addition to their usual treatment.

(a)  

Addiction is b________ that leads to d_________.

Symptoms of addiction include: -

- Strong d_____ or sense of c_________ to take the substance despite the c__________(s)

- Impaired capacity to c______ substance taking behaviour

- Pre-Occupation with substance and a physiological w________ state.

Walter (1___) stated that addiction is the p_________ and repetitious enactment of a b________ p______.

(a)  

Tolerance - Increasing amounts of a_______ are needed to achieve the same e_____(s)

Withdrawal - Discontinuation or sudden r________ of the activity that produces an unpleasant f______ and has p_______ effects.

Conflict - Conflict between the a_____ and the p_____ around them

Relapse - Reverting to earlier p______(s) of addiction soon after g_____ u_

(a)  

Depression - m___ disorder

Mood Disorder - P________ and major disturbance of mood and e______(s)

Unipolar - C_______ depression, which occurs on its o__

Bipolar - M____ and c_______ depression

(a)  

Depression - General s______ down and loss of e_____.

It is more prevalent in w____ and in your late t_____(s) onwards.

The diagnosis can be made from symptoms such as...

- Persistent s______ / low mood

- Loss of i_______ / pleasure

- F______ / Low e_____

- Disturbed s____ and poor c____________

- Low self c_________

- Poor or increased a_______

- S_______ thoughts or acts

- Agitation / G____ / Self Blame

(a)  

Kaji (1___) studied the rates of a______ abuse in I________ and f________ twins in S_____.

Research indicates a link between the D2 d_______ receptor and severe a________.

(a)  

De Blasie and Benda (1___) stated that the influence of p___(s) is a p______ factor in the uptake of a______ and d___(s) in adolescents.

Aversion Therapies - When people are taught to use n_______ visualisation or to focus on u_________ thoughts when their mind wanders towards undesirable activities.

Self-Management Program is a __ step journey.

(a)  

Addiction - Behaviour that leads to d_________

A cluster of physiological, b_________l and cognitive phenomena in which the use of a s_______ or a group of s________(s) takes on a much higher priority for an individual than other b________(s) that once had great value.

Symptoms - Sense of c_________ to take substance despite c__________(s)

- Incapacity to c______ substance taking behaviour

- Pre-occupation and physiological w________.

(a)  

Internal Factors...

Brain Chemicals (a lower level of s_________ and G___(s)

Antidepressants - Regulate s________ levels

Mutated Gene - Low serotonin levels (assume the illness has an i_______ cause and can overlook e_______ influences)

(a)  

Aaron Beck (1___) stated that depression was the result of a n_______ o______ on life.

Depressed people acquire a p_________ schema.

Attributional - A negative event

Internal (their f____) - Stable (C__________(s) won't change) - Global (Result of a personal d_____)

Seligman (1___) stated that a result of l______ h__________ is when people continually f___ or bad things happen and they begin to believe that this is the way it will always be.

(a)  

A mental health problem is a b________ which causes d________ leading to an inability to f_______ properly.

(a)