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Aaron Brinen
Приєднався 30 кві 2013
How Are you: A Recovery Oriented CBTp Clinical Bite
Problems with motivation and connection can be triggered easily and elicits by the clinician. Even through normal, inocuous pleasantries like, How Are you? We will think about the problem it poses and how to address it.
Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled to gain benefit from that approach. CT-R privileges the negative symptoms of schizophrenia, problems with connection and motivation. It uses Aaron T. Beck’s cognitive model.
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Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled to gain benefit from that approach. CT-R privileges the negative symptoms of schizophrenia, problems with connection and motivation. It uses Aaron T. Beck’s cognitive model.
WWW.RecoverWithCBT.com
Twitter: @RecoverWithCBT.com
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Family Huddle: Increase Predictability of Communication in Families
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Families, in all senses of the word, are wonderful allies in recovery. The family huddle addresses the problem when families are anxious and the individual is defensive. Nice, simple intervention to increase communication and support. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled to gain benefit fro...
Five senses: A versatile intervention to interrupt repetitive thoughts and slow down.
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Repetitive mental behaviors, like worry, rumination, intrusive mental imagery, can lead to increased paranoia, disrupted sleep onset and other difficulties. Five senses is an easy, elegant intervention to help interrupt this process. Often this intervention is not well implemented. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to in...
Imaginal Rehearsal: A CBT Hat Trick. Increase motivation! Reduce Worry! Increase Savoring!!!
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Follow through on action plans and routines is important to transfer the work from session to the individual's life. Imaginal rehearsal helps prepare the individual and increase motivation. Additionally, it interferes with worry and increases savouring. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled ...
Get Up and Go Routine: Conservation of Energy Intervention
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Trouble with motivation is common obstacle. Most associated with Avolition, it can create a fertile ground for worry, voice hearing, lower self-confidence and sleep problems. The belief, "I can't do anything until I have the energy," is one driver of low motivation. The Get up and Go Routine is a great intervention to target this symptom and correct these beliefs. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Th...
Look Point Name: Increasing and Evaluating Control Over Distressing Voices
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Voice hearing is not a specific problem for individuals. Rather, what individuals believe about the voices can be a problem. This short clinical bite talks about beliefs that the voices control when they come and go and reviews a simple intervention...Look Point Name. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who ...
Introducing Mindfulness: RO-CBTp and Mindfulness
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Mindfulness is a powerful practice for individuals. This video discusses how to introduce mindfulness to individuals. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled to gain benefit from that approach. CT-R privileges the negative symptoms of schizophrenia, problems with connection and motivation. It ...
Behavioral Experiment: Testing It Out In Cognitive Therapy
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Behavioral Experiments (or learning through doing) is a core and effective method of helping people correct unhelpful and inaccurate thoughts or beliefs. This video helps introduce the steps of a behavioral experiment. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled to gain benefit from that approach....
Cognitive Restructuring: Helpfulness of Cognition in ROCBTp
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A different look at cognitive restructuring route. Evaluating the helpfulness of the cognitions versus the accuracy. Check it out and try it out!!!! Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled to gain benefit from that approach. CT-R privileges the negative symptoms of schizophrenia, problems with...
Mindfulness 2: Beach
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Short mindfulness practice focusing on the breath. Try it and use it daily.
Using the CT-R Protocol with More Precision
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The CT-R Protocol: Activation, Aspirations and Action is really helpful. This video takes you to the next level to think about the cyclical nature of the protocol and how to use it better and when to make adjustments. Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) is an extension of the important work of CBT for psychosis (CBTp) to individuals who have struggled to gain benefit from that approach. ...
Demonstration: Helpfulness of Telling Self Brain is Broken
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This demonstration lays out a series of socratic questions testing the helpfulness of an individual telling self that their brain is broken.
Visual Hallucinations Intervention: Recovery Oriented CBTp
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Visual Hallucinations are an experience that is just getting some better attention in research. In this short talk, we look at some of the beliefs and a simple imagery exercise to help individuals.
Mindfulness Breath and Focus on the Body: Rain
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Mindfulness Breath and Focus on the Body: Rain
Demonstration: Eliciting Aspirations and rolling with what is given.
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Demonstration: Eliciting Aspirations and rolling with what is given.
NAMI Davidson County: When is it more?
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NAMI Davidson County: When is it more?
Voting motivation by the numbers: Don't get defeated!!!
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Voting motivation by the numbers: Don't get defeated!!!
Vote, Why you probably won't, and why you should
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Vote, Why you probably won't, and why you should
Self Injurious Behavior: Urges and Beliefs
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Self Injurious Behavior: Urges and Beliefs
Demonstration: Chain Analysis, Self-Injury
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Demonstration: Chain Analysis, Self-Injury
Chain Analysis: The key to formulation
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Chain Analysis: The key to formulation
Demonstration: Activity Scheduling for Voices
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Demonstration: Activity Scheduling for Voices
Demonstration: Activity Scheduling for Energy
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Demonstration: Activity Scheduling for Energy
Activity Scheduling: An intervention webinar
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Activity Scheduling: An intervention webinar
Engaging Families 2: Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy
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Engaging Families 2: Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy
COVID-19: Missing Milestones and Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy
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COVID-19: Missing Milestones and Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy
People with severe mental illnesses, such as psychotic disorders, often also experience intellectual disabilities or cognitive limitations - I appreciate you breaking down CBT and your energy and passion for teaching !
Please do a video on concrete, rigid thinking, and psychotic disorders.
NAMI family support should have this! Abilify was number one drug in US in 2014 Think about if Abilify gave this out. Pharma greed - Gerald Posner. Have this on Today Show and the day time shows :) The people that need it might watch local tv and be helped by this - npr, public radio, etc. TY:)
Thank you for the refresher and synergy with the CT-R model. I'll be using this soon
Thank you for the kind comment.
Keep your word
Please explain further?
Thank you! I found your offering of the variations and over-all flexibility of the intervention quite helpful. I've shared similar versions of this exercise in different formats, including in Ecotherapy, and will be eager to share some of these options with those I serve. I'm curious about your take on the version of 5 senses (well four) that switches 1 thing you taste with "1 thing you're grateful for."
That is a great idea. Tell me how it goes!!! I’ll try it out and circle around.
But this is extreem. There are people who have those illusions but not so extreem. Like guy who’s 2 but thinks he’s 9, or guy who thinks he’s the smartest. I’m more interested in those cases.
Interesting question. Not sure how to respond. My videos are targeting those with these problems. Might be the same mechanism.
This is great Aaron. Thank you!!! I love CBT and DBT and try to use strategies when helping my students. “change the way you think to change the way you feel..” :) Hope you are well….
Thank you so much! Great to hear! I am doing well!
@@RecoverWithCBT- I do lots of FIVE SENSE GROUNDING for the students I work with :)… keeping sending ideas - I subscribed - I’m always looking for new techniques and ideas… happy thanksgiving!!!
So awesome. Well Wednesday’s video will be very familiar!! 🫣🤣😂
@@RecoverWithCBTawesome - look forward to it
Ripening activation is super powerful vs compassion fatigue as a certified prevented. ❤ to hear more. TY!
Absolutely!!
The music bumpers are quite engaging
Thanks!!! They are fun to play with.
Very helpful. Medical doctor for nearly fifty years . Positive thought for you .
Thank you so much!
What kind of needs might be met by persecutory or jealous delusions? Thanks for the video, it’s helpful as a family member
Hello Woops. I can only speak theoretically and not clinically about a specific person. Grandiose delusions work as a delusion to meet a meaning. However persecutory delusions act more as unfounded threat beliefs (Freeman). They have 5 identified contributory causal factors, worry, self-confidence, anomalous experiences and sleep disruptions. Each of these can maintain and drive the fear of others.
What if I don't care about success? I just want to _live_ I'm so sick of trying to meet everyone's expectations, and failing!
Hey again sneakerbabeful. These are meant as demonstrations for mental health providers. Not as interventions for individuals. No one is saying to care what others think. This is about evaluating for yourself.
I have no aspirations or dreams. Life is meaningless.
Hey sneakerbabeful. I hear you. These are times in our life when we cannot find aspirations. This is a time to get support from others, including a professional. Now might not be the time you can see the aspiration. Once we get engaged in life, we might see those aspirations. Sending good thoughts.
Thank you for this Aaron. I think I’m suffering from a few different mental ailments and I’m SINCERELY trying to change. So I’m here watching and studying this. I’ve been through 4 therapists and I’ve never gotten much help but this video is already heavily effective in my recovery process 🎉 means the world. I’ll keep you updated on my journey. I will be free.
Great stuff, Dr. Brinen. I'm enjoying your videos!
Really high-quality presentation, thanks. You should have a million subscribers.
What about a truly malignant narcissist that sets out to literally destroy those around him and then self soothes by declaring himself superior to all while continuing the vicious attacks? What if that creature co parents young children and the courts, CPS, outrageously expensive lawyers etc do nothing substantial because this society protects the mentally ill, the criminal etc?
This sounds so distressing. I am speaking directly to one presentation, grandiosity, and your experience sounds horrible. It is likely a different problem that person has.
All narcissists have grandiose delusions but they are of a different kind. Typical is abusing people for years and then guilting them (kids often) as if the abuser is the victim and gets rageful when the victims and other don't admire the narcissist. I'd say that is delusional but goes under stunted emotional development, like Donald Trump as a public example. This video touches more psychotic-type delusions.
@@RippleDrop. The one I know not only believes he's superior to everyone but also believes he had a mystical transformation, thinks he's now a mystic and has "divine authority. This on top of being the most cruel person I've ever had the displeasure of knowing.
Oh man you’re not doing work with Beck Institute anymore? 😟
Thanks so much. I am at Vanderbilt and still doing the same (and more) work!!!! More to come soon!!! Thanks though!
How do we get connected to a cognitive therapist with you all? I have someone that needs this
How do you train in CT-R? Are there recognised training programmes?
Could this or is this ever used for sever depression?
Thanks for the great question. It has never been tested on severe depression. There is an effective treatment called CBAS for severe depression that has good effects. Hope you enjoy!!!
@@RecoverWithCBT thank you! What about bipolar disorder with psychosis?
@@JenAnna no worries. Again not tested. The approaches for psychosis in CTR should apply across diagnoses. The focus on aspirations can reduce the frustrations in mania from feeling blocked. No data yet.
Ive been working with him on better self talk. I even roll play with him....try to help him with a different way to think about his thoughts and response to thoughts. Im only his mom....lol
Thank you for the thoughtful comments. You might check the NAMI talk I posted about getting loved ones going. Be well!
Currently the negative symptoms are those I see in my loved one. He seems motivated and his cognition seems good, but not much for him to do. Still looking for a job, so he is bored. The monotone voice, rarely smiling and very little animation is what I notice most. Makes me sad....and not cleaning up often.
Incredibly helpful information. I was starting to feel unstable myself... being told by an unstable person that I WAS the person struggling with mental wellness. DONT worry. I’ve gotten opinions in person as well. Pro help is next fo both of us, :)
Wow this is so informative, I’ve recently stumbled upon what I think is a case of grandiose delusions and being a regular person (not a doctor) I had no idea how to handle it but this gives me an idea of what I need to do for them (I’m trying to get them medical help too)
Thank you!!! Please let me know thoughts about other videos too.
A friend of mine is a crack baby. His mom abandoned him and a lady adopted him and a few other kids. We're in our mid 30s now. We recently caught up. He kept saying crazy things such as: he has a time machine, he has traveled through galaxies, he's in black ops, he invented helicopters, he could have prevented covid but he was too late, he has sex with many 18 year olds, he's met god and Jerry Jones should have hired him as head coach (Dallas Cowboys fan).
I’m not a professional or doctor. I just wanted to say that... I know how you feel. You’re not alone. DONT give up but don’t harm yourself in the process. I’d like to recommend looking into a video with Jordan Peterson about helping people . Just typing that should bring it up. This video and that one were incredibly helpful for me. Stay strong.
@@mdarnell514 my brother has grandiose delusions, schizophrenia and just a cluster fuck of different mental illnesses. not to mention he has past trauma in his life and he is eratic. to the point where he hurts us on purpose. it's not just harmless at this point, he will literally make the biggest scene you can imagine in public places. you honestly can't imagine the things my family has to go through. worst of all he is stubborn. wants no help. idk what to do cause hes my older bro that i used to idolize and this is beyond crushing. we've done everything we can to help him but he doesn't care. he's given up on life. and you guys don't even know HOW CRAZY HE GETS. petty, disrespectful, loud, embarrassing,manipulative , and has no shame in anything he does. it pains me to say it but it is the truth. idk what i can do. idk how to solve it. idk how much longer i have to keep watch over him so he doesn't leave and do drugs. this is beyond a nightmare cause i can't just let go of my big brother. this is a cry for help
Keep uploading videos this is great stuff thank you
More to come!