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Psychosocial Intervention in Schizophrenia
2009The occupational therapy psychosocial intervention (OTPI) approach based on cognitive rehabilitation among clients with schizophrenia is discussed in this chapter. Schizophrenia clients have cognitive impairments in executive functions (Morrice and Delahunty, Schizophr Bull 22:125–137, 1996).
Adriana D. B. Vizzotto +3 more
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This chapter offers a thorough examination of psychosocial therapies used in occupational therapy, with an emphasis on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and family therapy. Giving readers a thorough grasp of these strategies and how to use them in occupational therapy practice is the main goal.
Tawanda Machingura, Last Machingura
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Tawanda Machingura, Last Machingura
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Safety ScienceBackground and objectives Psychosocial working conditions contribute significantly to worker health and organizational productivity. This longitudinal quasi-experimental study aims to investigate the impact of a multi-level, manager-led psychosocial risk
Maureen Dollard, Olga Kombeiz
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Practice Nursing, 1998
The term schizophrenia applied with proper diagnostic criteria is not a glib label, but a helpful diagnosis. Unfortunately it has frightening connotations that have largely been stirred up by misuse of psychiatric terminology by the media, with over-dramatic and over-emphasised coverage of rare disasters.
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The term schizophrenia applied with proper diagnostic criteria is not a glib label, but a helpful diagnosis. Unfortunately it has frightening connotations that have largely been stirred up by misuse of psychiatric terminology by the media, with over-dramatic and over-emphasised coverage of rare disasters.
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Pediatrics, 1992
To the Editor.— Barry Zuckerman's commentary1 on family history and psychosocial intervention which appeared in the May 1991 issue of Pediatrics deserves the attention of every practicing pediatrician. Inquiring about mental health problems in the family history and guiding the affected family to help is a worthwhile approach to ...
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To the Editor.— Barry Zuckerman's commentary1 on family history and psychosocial intervention which appeared in the May 1991 issue of Pediatrics deserves the attention of every practicing pediatrician. Inquiring about mental health problems in the family history and guiding the affected family to help is a worthwhile approach to ...
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PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER
Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1999The limitations of pharmacotherapy and the emergence of data supporting a role for psychosocial factors in the course of bipolar disorder have led to increased interest in the use of psychosocial interventions to improve outcomes. Although this area of study has suffered from a lack of systematic data, preliminary evidence suggests that the combined ...
A M, Callahan, M S, Bauer
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Psychosocial interventions for cancer patients
Current Opinion in Oncology, 2008To evaluate recent studies of psychosocial interventions to improve survival, health, quality of life, and somatic symptoms for patients with cancer.Survival in advanced breast cancer was not affected by group therapy in two large randomized controlled studies.
Jessica, Daniels, David W, Kissane
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2018
Specific psychotherapies have demonstrated efficacy for treatment-resistant depression, these are: CBT, behavioral activation, psychodynamic psychotherapy and mindfulness-based CBT.
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Specific psychotherapies have demonstrated efficacy for treatment-resistant depression, these are: CBT, behavioral activation, psychodynamic psychotherapy and mindfulness-based CBT.
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