What You’ll Discover in Catherine Ness Bipolar Disorder Integrative Treatment Strategies for Lasting Recovery and Stabilization
- Faculty:
- Catherine Ness
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 10 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Oct 08, 2019,
Description
You suspect that a client might have eloped? Bipolar Disorder But feel overwhelmed by their complex clinical presentations?
Are you exhausted from chasing your client’s mood and Do you want to be prepared for the next crisis?
Are your clients prone to mood swings or poor compliance with treatment? and Irresponsible, dangerous impulsivity
If you’re looking for This vulnerable population requires a comprehensive, clear approach. and This training is for high-risk populations. for you!
You can see this video to learn more about an integrative approach. It goes beyond a single mood state. and Crisis intervention
You’ll learn innovative, non-Combining the most promising research into medication options-To help your clients reach their long-term goals, you can combine based theories with a cohesive treatment guideline.-term stabilization.
Filled with tips and tools and Handouts: This evidence-based and integrative approach will be offered as a handout. Don’t forget to fill your clinical toolbox with practical interventionsHow to:
- Confirmedly diagnosing Bipolar Disorder and Differentiate it from other disorders
- Identify the prodromal symptoms and Patterns that precede mood-lability
- Encourage your clients to make lifestyle changes for stabilization
- Destructive behavior and self-harm significantly decreases-Harmonize and suicide
- Create custom, realistic treatment plans that cater to your client’s strengths
Get beyond “supportive therapy” To help clients regain control of their emotions andTheir lives will be changed.
Handouts
| Manual Bipolar Disorder (3.6 MB) | 67 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Mood on a Continuous: Conceptualizing the Bipolar Spectrum
- Neurobiological underpinnings Bipolar Disorder
- A chronic progressive or acute condition?
- Prognosis – Age of onset, importance early intervention
- Research limitations and potential risks
- Understanding bipolar patient
Clinical Assessment How to Correctly Diagnose a Frequently Misdiagnosed Condition Disorder
- DSM-5®: Bipolar I, Bipolar II and Cyclothymic disorders; specifiers
- Manic, mixed and depressive episodes
- Current evidence-based assessment tools: MDQ, SCID, GBI, and CICI3
- Are clients most likely to present with depression or manic episodes?
- 5 questions you should ask your intake
- How to gather your family’s mental health history effectively
- Tools to detect symptoms that are not being reported
- ”Unofficial” signs of mood lability
- How to recognize schizophrenia
- Differential diagnosis: ADHD, Schizoaffective DisorderSubstance abuse and Personality disorders
Integrative Treatment Model: Clinical Interventions to Increase Engagement and Stabilize Symptoms and Prevent Relapse
- Psychoeducation
- Tools to encourage acceptance of diagnosis; Implications of getting better
- Differentiate between moodiness and Bipolar Disorder
- Medications and Compliance issues with medication
- Family Therapy
- Compliance and Communication
- Identification of triggers and Prodromal symptoms
- Develop an individual action plan
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
- Show clients how mood affects cognition
- Identification of triggers and Prodromal symptoms
- Develop an individual action plan
- Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Theory (IPSRT).
- Routines for sleep hygiene and circadian rhythms
- Mood and Charting cognition
- Social role shifts can lead to grief
- Mania Management
- Safety assessment
- Communication with support network
- Frequency of monitoring
- Identify and Manage Personal Deficits
- Relapse is prevented by managing deficits
- Strategies Improve social connection
- Common cognitive deficits and their impact on stabilization
- Skills for managing cognitive deficits
Clinical Considerations
- Suicide and Self-Assessing harm for risk
- How can crisis intervention be used to help?
- Listen to these warning signs for prodromal symptoms for In session
- Children and adolescents: DMDD v. Bipolar Disorder
Comprehensive, Step-By-Step Case Conceptualization
- 40 y/o female – depressed presentation, vague history, excessive spending
- 23 y/o male – hyperverbal, angry, depressed, chronic marijuana use
Faculty
Catherine Ness, MA, LCPC Similar seminars and products: 1
Catherine Ness MA, LCPCA psychotherapist is someone who works with people. and Affective counseling, a mental healthcare practice that specializes in affective counselling, was founded by the owner. and Dedicated to mood management. Her 14-years of clinical experience in a variety settings has given her a wealth of knowledge. Catherine A specialization has been developed in and Passion is a way to express yourself for The treatment of Bipolar Disorder.
Be frustrated by the inaccessibility of specific interventions for She spent many years researching how to treat this vulnerable population. and The development of an integrative treatment strategy that includes tangible techniques other than medication management to improve the lives and quality of life for those with this disorder.
Catherine An experienced speaker, who is passionate about teaching mental health professionals. Bipolar DisorderShe was most recently a presenter at the Veterans Administration of Chicago and The Illinois Mental Health Counselors Association conference was held in spring 2019.
Disclosures for Speakers
Financial: Catherine Ann Ness She maintains a private practice. PESI Inc. awards her a speaking honourarium
Non-financial: Catherine Ann Ness Has no pertinent non-financialrelationship to disclose.
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