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Psychodynamic Theory
What are the Psychodynamic Theory based SW Approaches?
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Psychosocial
Problem Solving
Crisis Intervention,
Task Centered
Planned short-term treatment
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Psychosocial theory base (5 items)
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Psychoanalytic Theory
Ego-Psychology/Psychoanalytic
Social Science
Social sciences
Biological Theories
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Psychoanalytic theory greatest influence was:
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SIgmund Freud
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Ego-Psychology is based with what specific focus:
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Ego functions & adaptation
Defendse mechansims (Anna Freud)
Adaptation to an average "expected" enviornment (Hartman)
Ego-mastery &development thru life cycle (Erickson)
Separation/Idividuation (Mahler)
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Psychosocial assumptions about human behavior:
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*Indivduals seen within context of their enviornment, interacting with family, other sociasl systems, these influence earlier personal experiences.
* Conscious, unconscious, rational & irrational motivations govern behavior
* Individuals can change & grow under appropirate conditions thru life cycle
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Psychosocial motivations for change:
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*Disequilibrium evokes anxiety and releases energy to change
* Conscious & unconscious needs & wishes
*Relationship with the clinician or group in a treatment setting
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Psychosocial vechiles for change:
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* Developent of insight & resolution of emotional conflicts lead to possibility of behavioral change
*Corrective emotional experience in relationship with the worker
*Changes in affective, cognitive, or behavioral patterns that cause change in interpersonal relationships
*Changes in enviornment
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Psychosocial Role of Relationship:
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*Conscious use of relationship can stimulate change
*Corrective emotional experience
*Client and client's needs are central
*Transference: client brings his/her own relationship history to treatment
*Cournter transference: worker be aware of problematic interpersonal patterns
Heirarchial: worker seen as more competant than client and as "expert" who will fix the client
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Psychosocial
Assessment:
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*Dynamic understanding: how do different apects of a client's personality & their relationships influence their functioning
*Etiological understanding: What are the causative factors that produce the porblem and that influence the client's attempt to deal wth it
*Clinical Understanding: Formulation of the clients functioning, mental status, defensees and coping styles and if needed a clinical diagnosis
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Psychosocial: Treatment Planning
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*Key characteristic is the development of a unique plan based on the clients situation
*Clients goals and ability to meet them, given the clients strengths, capabilities and weaknesses.
*Treatment plan is aimed at changing the individual, enviornment, or the interaction between the two
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Psychosocial
Phases of treatment:
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*engagement/assessment
*contracting/goal
*ongoing treatment/intervention
*termination
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Engagement and Asssessment:
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*Transition from applicant to client
*Enhancing motivation
*Eealing with initial resistance
*Establishing relationship with client.
*Establish informed consent regarding confidentiality and the client/worker's roles, rights and responsibilities
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Contracting/goal setting:
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*Mutual understanding betwn. client and worker about goals, treatment process, the nature of relationship and roles, & the intended alloted time
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Ongoing treatment/interventions
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*Work to alleviate agreed upon problems
*Major focus is on currrent functioning and conscious experience
*Deal with ongoing transfernce and counter-transference
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Termination
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*Potential for growth, recap of major themes of treatment
*Experience feelings about ending the relationship
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