Question

You have studied about different approaches in treating mental illness. Some of these include behavioral, biomedical, CBT, and humanistic. Choose two approaches and explain how an individual suffering from a mental illness might be treated. Then, talk about how the two might work together in an eclectic approach. (10 points)
4. Have you ever encountered people who look down on people with mental illness, or think that the stigma is justified? What do you think might change their perceptions? If you have never encountered such people, why do you think that is? Do you think it is because you know many people who are educated about mental illness? (5 points)​

Answer 1

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Psychotherapy is the use of psychological methods for treating mental health problems. This usually involves talking to a psychiatrist, psychologist or other mental health provider. The goal of psychotherapy is the understand the condition that one may have as well as the thoughts, feelings, moods, and behaviors associated with it. There are a few different types of psycho therapy: biomedical therapy, the eclectic approach, psychodynamic therapy, and client-centered therapy.Biomedical therapy is the use of psychological treatments to treat psychological disorders. This usually involves prescribed medicine. Many people who suffer from disorders like depression and anxiety use biomedical therapies. There are three main types if biomedical therapy:  drug therapies, electroconvulsive treatment, and psychosurgery. The goal of these therapies is to reduce symptoms of a psychological disorder.The eclectic approach is the juxtaposition of several different types of therapies to meet the needs of a particular client. This type of therapy is used to individual Psychodynamic therapy is the psychological interpretation of mental and emotional processes. This therapy attempts to help clients find the patterns in their emotions to gain insight on themselves. It focuses on the roots of ones psychological suffering and uses the relationship between client and therapist to see into the problematic patterns in a patients life. Client centered therapy is a non-directive approach to talk therapy. The client ultimately "takes the reins" of the session as the therapist guides them. The goal of this form of therapy is to have the client interact and engage in therapy in an individual way.

Explanation:

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