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This document discusses psychotherapy and building rapport between therapists and patients. It explains that psychotherapy involves a trained person establishing a relationship with one or more patients to modify or remove symptoms and promote personal growth. It then lists common areas where psychotherapy is highly applicable, such as anxiety, mood, personality, and eating disorders. The document also discusses areas where psychotherapy has moderate or limited application, depending on factors like a patient's insight and receptivity, as well as severity of conditions like bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. Finally, it outlines important aspects of therapy like identifying stressors, setting goals and boundaries, and providing no guarantees of outcomes.
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- 1. THE ART OF THERAPY & RAPPORT BUILDING By : Nikita Sharma (Consultant Psychologist & Psychotherapist
- 2. Understanding the concept of therapy • Psychotherapy is any form of treatment for psychological, emotional, or behavioral disorders in which a trained person establishes a relationship with one or several patients for the purpose of modifying or removing existing symptoms and promoting personality growth.
- 5. Areas of high utilization and applicability include :- •Anxiety disorders, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), phobias, panic disorder or post- traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Body dysmorphia •Mood disorders, such as depression or bipolar disorder •Personality disorders, such as borderline personality disorder or dependent personality disorder •Marital Discord, such as couple’s therapy •Eating disorders & Sleep disorders, such as anorexia or bulimia, insomnia etc. •Dissociative disorders, such as pseudosiezures, conversion disorders, dissociative identity disorder •Somatoform disorders, such as Hypochondriasis & Somatization disorder
- 6. Areas with moderate application and utility of psychotherapy :- Mostly requires presence of insight & receptivity from the client along with medication management. • Delusional disorder, paranoid ideation, false believe system, magical thinking. • Bipolar affective disorder, of extreme severity • Extreme Cases of OCD with impulsive symptoms of self-harm tendencies. • Major depression with multiple attempts of suicide • Schizotypal & Schizoid personality disorder • Substance abuse, inclusive of drugs, alcoholism, smoking etc.
- 7. Areas with very limited or no application/utility of psychotherapy :- • Schizophrenia, and other form of psychotic disorders • Psychotic disorders of Organic origin (Occurred due to neurological condition or accidents) • Alzheimer's, Dementia, Delirium • Intellectual disability or mental retardation • Austism Spectrum disorder
- 8. • Physiological complaints • Identifying the underlying stressors • Pedigree Chart • Diagnosis formation
- 9. • Confidentiality • Patience & Non-Judgemental attitude • Avoiding opinions & Offenses • Setting realistic goals of therapy • Setting healthy boundaries during the intervention, without being biased about the client’s or their informant’s personal intentions • Assertiveness training • No 100% guarantee clause
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