PSY 1102 Chapter Notes - Chapter 15: Deep Brain Stimulation, Aripiprazole, Duloxetine

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSY 1102
• Professor: Najwa Haddad

Document Summary

Two therapies used, share the same goal. Both therapies have different strategies, and different ways of performing their treatments. Psychological therapies: assumption is that - psychological factors play a significant role in psychological dysfunction, therefore psychological therapies play a role in the treatment of the dysfunction. Eclectic approach: based on the needs of the client they will borrow different techniques from different therapies to help their clients. Psychotherapy integration: trying to put all of the documented, proven therapies into a single therapeutic system. Developed over 100 years ago by freud. Goal: is to unearth the unconscious urges, bring them into the conscious mind, and for the patient to develop an insight into their problem. Freud believed that the first thing that comes to mind is a clear piece of what the unconscious mind is trying to say: resistance analysis. Freud believed that when we"re sleeping, our unconscious urges/conflicts come out in the.