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Interventions for Depression

Interventions for Depression ..Besides waiting it out .. 3-9 -2012 Objective Recognize appropriate therapeutic Interventions for Depression in people with I/DD. Emotional Release Music, art Creative expression; mood expression Social expressiveness Is there a chance to share? Friendships People who listen & care Reciprocity Emotional Release Being valued as a productive member of society Greeted in public Team (social) fun/joy Work paid or volunteer Community membership Interpersonal connection Individual Therapy Supportive Psychodynamic Rate matches individual s capacity for intensity Group Therapy Gender; Specific problem Size, frequency, safety Interpersonal connection Behavior Therapy DBT: structured assignments; stepwise; relearning the personal meaning of symptoms CBT: particularly helpful for anxiety disorders Art Therapy Expression within context; use of different media; therapist present!

Mar 09, 2012 · Augmenting strategies ... Respect, boundaries, supports Maintain safe practices Keeping engaged Abiding with a person in pain Self-care & self-awareness . Title: Interventions for Depression Author: Lomas2211 Created Date: 3/15/2012 1:20:21 PM ...

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