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Questions and Answers

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the therapeutic approach described?

Managing anger

Enhancing physical fitness (correct)

Treatment of trauma

Recovery from substance use

Therapists only provide talk therapy, without any hands-on interventions.

False

What is one way that clients benefit from exploring negative feelings?

They can release and explore emotions that were previously blocked.

The use of guided imagery is an example of a _____ in this therapeutic approach.

hands-on intervention Signup and view all the answers

Match the following experiences with their therapeutic outcomes:

Re-experiencing past emotions = Enhances self-esteem Engaging in arts & crafts = Facilitates emotional expression Music therapy = Aids in grief recovery Animal care = Promotes responsibility Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the basic practices of anti-oppression in child welfare?

Understanding dynamics of privilege and power Signup and view all the answers

Child welfare systems do not affect marginalized groups.

False Signup and view all the answers

What has been one significant historical event related to oppression in the child welfare system?

60s Scoop Signup and view all the answers

The commitment to anti-oppressive practices can transform child welfare structures such as engagement, assessment, service planning, and _____ delivery.

service Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their descriptions:

Privilege = A special right or advantage granted to a particular person or group. Oppression = Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment. Social identities = The categories through which individuals define themselves and others. Change agent = An individual who acts as a catalyst for change within an organization. Signup and view all the answers

What are the three elements for survivors to understand their recovery?

Personal journey, social process, critique Signup and view all the answers

The Mental Health Commission of Canada supports the idea of individual responsibility over the social context of recovery.

True Signup and view all the answers

Name one historical use of psychiatry as a method of social control.

Containment of those disrupting social order, such as women or racialized groups. Signup and view all the answers

The concept of recovery in mental health lacks an agreed-upon _________.

definition Signup and view all the answers

Match the following groups with the issues they have faced in the history of psychiatry:

Women = Struggled against perceptions of madness Racialized groups = Contained for disrupting social order 2SLGBTQ+ community = Health practices used for social control Survivors of mental illness = Faced additional critique in recovery journey Signup and view all the answers

What is a common characteristic of group therapy sessions?

They often involve sharing personal experiences. Signup and view all the answers

Group cohesiveness contributes to a sense of isolation among members.

False Signup and view all the answers

What term is used for the emotional release experienced when sharing feelings in group therapy?

catharsis Signup and view all the answers

Group therapy typically consists of _ to _ individuals.

3-12 Signup and view all the answers

Match the following factors with their benefits in group therapy:

Interpersonal learning = Gaining self-awareness Cohesiveness = Sense of belonging Catharsis = Emotional relief Existential factors = Personal responsibility Signup and view all the answers

What is one recommended treatment for depressive disorders in youth?

Psychotherapy Signup and view all the answers

Schools should not implement prevention programs for depressive disorders.

False Signup and view all the answers

Name a reason why youth are less likely to seek help for depressive disorders.

Lack of awareness or stigma associated with mental health. Signup and view all the answers

Group therapy often includes the principle of ______, where members share strengths to boost confidence.

altruism Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following symptoms is NOT commonly associated with depressive disorders?

Increased self-esteem Signup and view all the answers

Match the following depressive symptoms with their descriptions:

Difficulty w/ concentration = Inability to focus or pay attention Change in appetite = Significant increase or decrease in food intake Low mood = Persistent feelings of sadness or emptiness Suicidal ideations = Thoughts about ending one's life Signup and view all the answers

Group therapy is only effective when used as a standalone treatment.

False Signup and view all the answers

What is the prevalence of depressive disorders in boys worldwide?

4-5% Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Therapeutic Practices

Roleplaying and acting, along with arts and crafts, utilize props and music to facilitate emotional exploration.
Experiences can evoke emotions linked to success, disappointment, responsibility, and self-esteem.
Therapy helps in uncovering and processing repressed negative feelings due to past experiences.
Beneficial for trauma treatment, handling eating disorders, managing anger, grief recovery, and overcoming addictions.
Aims to liberate individuals from negative feelings, transforming current and future relationships for personal growth.
Offered in individual, clinical, and rehabilitative settings, often alongside traditional talk therapy.
Therapeutic process includes hands-on interventions combined with discussions about emotional experiences.

Anti-Oppression in Child Welfare

Understanding privilege and oppression dynamics is crucial for effective practice within child welfare.
Recognizes the impact of social identities on service interactions and teamwork.
Requires skills to identify and respond to various forms of oppression.
Commitment to change can reform child welfare structures, enhancing engagement and service delivery.
Child protection workers play a vital role as allies and change agents against oppression.
Strategies necessary for creating inclusive workplaces to better deliver anti-oppressive services.

Child Welfare System Impacts

Child welfare systems may perpetuate oppression, particularly affecting marginalized communities.
Historical injustices like the 60s Scoop exemplify systemic failings, with lingering negative effects.
Indicators of oppression include the disproportionate representation of marginalized groups.
Child & Family Services Act empowers workers to protect children but also relies on collaborations with other agencies.

Contemporary Issues in Mental Health

Recovery seen as a personal journey influenced by social processes (e.g., employment, education) and societal critiques.
Variability in the definition and framework of mental health recovery complicates institutional practices.
Historical psychiatry has been used more for social control rather than genuine patient care.
Myths surrounding women's mental health often ignore systemic sexism affecting their mental state.
Improved access to assessments and timely treatments are vital for supporting recovery.

Depressive Disorders in Youth

Boys have a 4-5% prevalence of depressive disorders; girls are affected twice as often.
Symptoms include concentration issues, low self-worth, lethargy, social withdrawal, and suicidal thoughts.
Youth are generally less inclined to seek help; psychotherapy and medication are typically recommended.

Group Therapy Essentials

Group therapy, involving multiple participants, offers a supportive environment for healing.
Instills hope through shared recovery experiences and fosters a sense of universality.
Information sharing among members can provide valuable insights and support.
Encourages altruism, enabling members to contribute to each other's growth, boosting self-esteem.
Offers a platform for exploring childhood influences on behavior through interactions.
Provides socialization opportunities, allowing safe practice of new behaviors and skills.

Group Therapy Principles

Key principles include hope instillation, universality, corrective family recapitulation, catharsis, and existential factors.
Group dynamics support interpersonal learning and feedback, enhancing self-understanding.
Groups typically consist of 3-12 individuals, meeting weekly for 1-2 hours.
Sessions can be open to new participants or closed to maintain group consistency.
Meetings are structured to facilitate sharing of experiences and progress, tailored to the group’s goals.

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Exam review 1

Questions and Answers

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the therapeutic approach described?

Therapists only provide talk therapy, without any hands-on interventions.

What is one way that clients benefit from exploring negative feelings?

The use of guided imagery is an example of a _____ in this therapeutic approach.

Match the following experiences with their therapeutic outcomes:

What is one of the basic practices of anti-oppression in child welfare?

Child welfare systems do not affect marginalized groups.

What has been one significant historical event related to oppression in the child welfare system?

The commitment to anti-oppressive practices can transform child welfare structures such as engagement, assessment, service planning, and _____ delivery.

Match the following concepts with their descriptions:

What are the three elements for survivors to understand their recovery?

The Mental Health Commission of Canada supports the idea of individual responsibility over the social context of recovery.

Name one historical use of psychiatry as a method of social control.

The concept of recovery in mental health lacks an agreed-upon _________.

Match the following groups with the issues they have faced in the history of psychiatry:

What is a common characteristic of group therapy sessions?

Group cohesiveness contributes to a sense of isolation among members.

What term is used for the emotional release experienced when sharing feelings in group therapy?

Group therapy typically consists of _____ to _____ individuals.

Match the following factors with their benefits in group therapy:

What is one recommended treatment for depressive disorders in youth?

Schools should not implement prevention programs for depressive disorders.

Name a reason why youth are less likely to seek help for depressive disorders.

Group therapy often includes the principle of ______, where members share strengths to boost confidence.

Which of the following symptoms is NOT commonly associated with depressive disorders?

Match the following depressive symptoms with their descriptions:

Group therapy is only effective when used as a standalone treatment.

What is the prevalence of depressive disorders in boys worldwide?

Study Notes

Therapeutic Practices

Anti-Oppression in Child Welfare

Child Welfare System Impacts

Contemporary Issues in Mental Health

Depressive Disorders in Youth

Group Therapy Essentials

Group Therapy Principles

Studying That Suits You

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