Therapy and Treatment

2. Form of humanistic therapy developed by Carl Rogers
3. Psychodynamic technique for children involving using toys to express hopes and traumas.
7. examines your behaviors and symptoms within the context of your culture and background, incorporating cultural and religious beliefs into therapy.
9. People experiencing symptoms can consult (abbr.)
10. States that psychological issues stem from repressed impulses or childhood trauma
11. include individual, group, couples, and family therapy.
13. Therapy that targets cognitive distortions and self-defeating behaviors, linking thoughts and actions (abbr.)
14. commonly used therapeutic technique in which a client learns a new response to a stimulus that has previously elicited an undesirable behavior via classical conditioning
17. Services available from psychologists, psychiatrists, family therapists, clinical social workers, and may be covered by insurance, government funding, or private payment.
18. Developed psychoanalysis

1. include lack of insurance, transportation issues, time constraints, stigma surrounding mental illness
4. Someone who has both a substance-related disorder and another psychiatric condition has _____ disorders.
5. Those with psychological disorders or unusual behavior were thought to be possessed by
6. Chronic disease that alters the brain; has high relapse rates
8. mid 1960s movement that led to the
12. Reformer who advocated for more humane care after the emergence of asylums
15. Group therapy involves 5–10 people discussing common issues with a group
16. of asylums