정신역동과 인지행동치료
Psychodynamic and Cognitive Behavior Therapy
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Cognitive Behavior Treatment (CBT) is always evolving. Based on the cognitive model, it analyzes the mind and promotes a client to identify his or her problems, thus finding ways to change long term maladaptive behavior patterns into new adaptive behavior pattern in an effort to develop self. This evolution in CBT along with schema therapy has exhibited effectiveness in borderline personality disorder where patients are stereotypically shown to be resistant to treatment. The author presented a comparison of CBT and Schema Therapy approach with the psychodynamic approach in order to conceptualize the method in a distinct manner. Many therapists are so keen on defining one particular condition using various jargon that they sometimes make the mistake of overlooking the fact that our clients are sufferingand are in dire need. What is important is that the therapist remembers to help and guide the patients to gain the ability to live an active and meaningful life regardless of the jargon involved. An effort to define and unify the core conceptual logic and the language through collaboration of various schools of methodology is essential.
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Cognitive Behavior Treatment (CBT) is always evolving. Based on the cognitive model, it analyzes the mind and promotes a client to identify his or her problems, thus finding ways to change long term maladaptive behavior patterns into new adaptive behavior pattern in an effort to develop self. This evolution in CBT along with schema therapy has exhibited effectiveness in borderline personality disorder where patients are stereotypically shown to be resistant to treatment. The author presented a comparison of CBT and Schema Therapy approach with the psychodynamic approach in order to conceptualize the method in a distinct manner. Many therapists are so keen on defining one particular condition using various jargon that they sometimes make the mistake of overlooking the fact that our clients are sufferingand are in dire need. What is important is that the therapist remembers to help and guide the patients to gain the ability to live an active and meaningful life regardless of the jargon involved. An effort to define and unify the core conceptual logic and the language through collaboration of various schools of methodology is essential.
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