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Theories and Therapies
Theories and Therapies
Theories and Therapies
Antipsychotics
Antianxiety
Psychostimulants
Major theories of psychiatric care
Nursing Model: Developed by Hildegard Peplau
(1909-1999)
Published Interpersonal Relationships in Nursing
Foundation for understanding and conducting
therapeutic nursing relationships
Based on Sullivan’s Interpersonal Theory
Peplau’s theory provides structure for how the
therapeutic relationship is viewed
Four phases
Preinteraction Phase
Orientation (Introductory) Phase
Working Phase
Termination (Resolution) Phase
Therapies for specific populations
Group therapy
Provides a formal setting for this influence
Derived from interpersonal theory and assumption is
the interaction among participants can support or
bring desired change among individual participants
Offers significant interpersonal feedback fro multiple
people
Group is defined as a gathering of 2 or more
individuals who share a common purpose and meet
over a substantial time period in a face to face
interaction to achieve an identifiable goal
Therapies for specific populations
Group Therapy
Setting: room, privacy, seating
Group Development: 5 stages: forming,
storming, norming, performing and adjourning
Roles of Group Members: task, maintenance
and individual
Roles of Group Leader: multiple roles in
starting, maintaining and terminating a group.
Leadership style depends on the group type
Types of Groups: education, tasks, support
and therapy
Therapies for specific populations
Roles of Nurses
Psychoeducational groups; teach about a specific
somatic or psychological subject
Medication education group
Multifamily group
Therapeutic Milieu
Healthy environment +healthy social structure
Family Therapy
Based on various theoretical models and aims
to decrease emotional reactivity among family
members and encourage differentiation
among individual family members