Treatments of Mental Illnesses
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The document discusses various psychotherapeutic techniques including psychoanalysis, hypnosis, group psychotherapy, group sensitivity training, drug therapy, shock therapy, recreational therapy, occupational therapy, and milieu therapy. It also lists strategies for preventing mental illness such as learning to deal with emotions constructively, developing self-respect and confidence, meeting problems head-on, relaxing, and pursuing hobbies.
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- 2. Psychotherphy Combines the words psyche meaning minds & Theraphy meaning treatment The person conducting the treatment tries to get the patient to understand the meaning of his illness Neurosis & Psychosis
- 3. PsychoAnalysis An intensive study of a person’s background from birth to the present and of the way in which these experience relate to present behavior
- 4. Hypnosis Group Psychotheraphy Is a trance like state of suspended consciousness produced by suggestion A method of theraphy based on the idea that patients with similar difficulties can help one another
- 5. Group sensitivity training Involves prolonged meeting of people over several days.
- 6. Drug theraphy Treatment with use of drugs also known as pharmacotheraphy This include the following: Tranquilizer Antidepresants Drugs used as research tools. In producing the symptoms of mental illnesses under laboratory condition
- 7. Shock theraphy Recreational theraphy Also called electroconvulsive theraphy. The shock is produced by controlled electvicity. It brings about unconsciousness and convulsions but is painless An extensive program for recreation, including games, music and theatrical production
- 8. Occupational theraphy Milieu Theraphy Usually centers around handwork like drawing, painting, weaving, needle work, wood working, modeling, leather craft, metal craft or even tiping A french word for environment the treatment concern everyone connected with the patient and involves conference with not only the patient himself but also the doctor, nurses, theraphist and the members of the family
- 9. Prevention of Mental illness Learn to deal effectively and constructively with your emotion Take disappointments in your stride Accept your shortcomings Develop self-respect,but don’t confuse it with conceint Take time to appreciate simple things Develop self confidence Meet your problems head on Learn to laugh at yourself Like other people and try to trust them
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