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Types of Behavioral and Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapies and…
Types of Behavioral and Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapies and Techniques
Behavioral Parent Training
Four styles of parenting: Authoritative, Authoritarian, Permissive, and Neglectful
Parent-skills training: the therapist serves as a social learning educator whose prime responsibility is to change parents' responding to their chidlren through thought and. action. This includes verbal and performance methods as well as verbal and written instructions
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy: there is a two stage intervention model to address children's behavior.
Parent Therapies: the parents are the client, this attempts to improves the reactions, self-esteem, perceived support, and well being of parents as a goal in itself.
Behavioral treatment of Sexual Dysfunctions
Four stages of sexual responsiveness: Excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resultion
PLISSIT:
P
ermission to talk about sexuality and sexual issues.
LI
limited information about the etiology of problems.
SS
signifying specific suggestions.
IT
Intensive Therapy
Sexual functioning is more than intercourse, factors include intimacy, relationship satisfaction, self-esteem, and family life
Specific Techniques:
Coaching: the therapist helps individuals, couples, and families make appropriate responses by giving them oral instructions.
The Premack Principle: Use of First/Then statements; family members must first do less pleasant tasks before they are allowed to engage in pleasurable activities.
Operant Conditioning: involves teaching parents to use shaping, and time out procedures to increase the desirable behavior patterns in children
Functional Family Therapy
Three Interpersonal states: 1) contact/closeness (merging)
2) Distance/independence (separating) 3) A combination of states 1 and 2 (mid pointing)
All behavior is adaptive and serves as funcation
Three stage process:
1)Assessment: The focus is on the function that the behavioral sequence serves
2) Change: This stage helps the family to become more functaional
3) Maintenance: Focuses on educating the family and training them in skill that will be useful in dealing with future difficulties
The most critical stage of FFT is engagement and motivation
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