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Showing posts with label CBT. Show all posts

Wednesday, 26 November 2014

Behaviorism with CBT = Useful Application


As a behaviorist I am used to creating applied psychology programs.

These can be used at your discretion (if you are a behaviorist) within the CBT application in mainstream healthcare though outside the framework.

I select the top five target behaviours that need addressing, not more (keep stress to a minimum)

During initial probe, develop working knowledge of reinforcement.

Provide homework.

Generalise when re-targeting. Orbit regularly to note new reinforcemnet = marked as progess.

Keep to 5 programs.

'Ten trial' type data not applicable but use discretion when creating your own analysis.

Elizabeth Lucye Robillard, detainee

26/11/14

London, UK


Sunday, 13 July 2014

New Thinking in Trauma Disorder & PTSD

Trauma Disorders and PTSD are common in people who have suffered shock. PTSD is nothing new, but there IS new thinking regarding treatment.There are many manifestations of trauma. CBT is very helpful, especially when done alone, as some traumatised people find company very painful.
 Online therapy seems an eminently sensible choice for many. There are unusual and practical tips in this article of Elizabeth Lucye Robillard  (remember, the best way to learn, is to teach!) READ MORE