What You’ll Discover in Chris Aiken Complex Mood Disorders Practical Strategies and Tools for Bipolar, Depression and Insomnia
- Faculty:
- Chris Aiken
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 22 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- May 18, 2017
Description
- Buy a brand new “Mood Toolbox”
- Learn more about the quiet revolution of therapy for Depression
- Translate these NEW advances into practical therapeutic strategies….
- Brisk awakening
- Dark therapy
- Social rhythm therapy
- Expressed-emotion regulation –and more!
Therapy is at the front-and-Bipolar treatment is at the center of attention and depression, and This seminar will provide you with up-to-date information.-To-Date on the most important advances for your clients We’ll draw from over half a dozen evidenced-The following therapies are based on:
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Bipolar (CBT-B) and Insomnia (CBT-I)
- Family-Focused therapy for Bipolar
- Group Psychoeducation
- Functional Remediation
- Behavioral activation
We’ll pull together the common elements in these therapies to create a single, flexible toolkit that you can adapt to the unique needs of each client.
You’ll learn how modern-Life is a contributing factor to mood disorders through the way we live. Blue-Light from electronic devices may alter neurohormones, causing depression and insomnia. and obesity. We’ll explore the effects of diet, seasons, light, temperature, and air-Quality sleep and mood. We’ll also look at ways that technology can aid recovery, including dawn-Blue simulators-Light filters, Sleep Actigraphy and Certain apps for Depression.
We’ll explore the unique ways that bipolar and depression impact relationships and How to deal with them in therapy. Finally, you’ll learn how to work with families to reduce conflict and Encourage a more supportive environment for Recovery during mood episodes
Handouts
| Manual ZNM052105 (51.41 MB) | 190 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
The Mood Spectrum
- There are three types of mood: depression, hypomania and euphoria. and Mixed states
- Psychological and Social effects of these moods
- In a therapeutic relationship, we work with each mood
- The role of other disorders (eating habits, personality, anxiety and trauma) is all too common. and Depression and addictions
- Normal is possible
- Six strengths for mood disorders: Flowers in the Weeds
Circadian Rhythms
- Mood Disorders and The biological clock
- Four events were crucial in setting the clock.
- Social interactions: From deprivation and overstimulation
- Brisk awakening
- Light therapy
- Dark therapy
- Flow, engagement, and Behavioral activation
- Seasonal moods
Sleep and Mood
- Sleep drive and circadian rhythms
- The role of anxiety: Normal vs. unusual insomnia
- Modern approach to sleep hygiene
- Advanced sleep restrictions and CBT-insomnia
- Modifications for bipolar and depression
Mood and Health
- Head injury is when the body blocks the mind. and obesity
- How often and how much exercise is recommended?
- Technology and mood
- Food is important: dark chocolate, tea and coffee. and Mediterranean Diet
- Quality of the air: From negative ions to aromatherapy
Medication
- Psychopharmacology for mood disorders: Update
- Natural treatments for mood disorders: Update
- Minimize side effects and Maximize compliance
Cognition: Silent Symptoms
- Recognize cognitive deficits
- How cognition affects therapy
- Functional remediation: A New Model
- Three methods to increase cognition are restoration and compensation and Optimization
- Take it home: Seven exercises for restoring your mind
Mood Disorders In the Family
- There are four ways you can help: empathy, warmth, and positive comments and optimism
- Avoid these five things: criticism, scrutiny, conflict, and over-Participation and Hostilities
- Three overlooked ingredients: timing, frequency and Regularity
- The boundaries of adult children living at home: and Limitations
- Managing crises
- Protecting young children
Faculty
Chris Aiken, M.D. Similar seminars and products: 2
Chris Aiken, M.D., A psychiatrist who specializes on natural therapies and Behavioral approaches to mood disorders He is the editor-In-Chief of the Carlat Psychiatry Report, section editor for Psychiatric Times, and There are many other things to consider. The Natural Mind podcast. His books include Bipolar, But Not So Much, The Depression and Bipolar Workbook, and Drug Metabolism in Psychiatry. His work was cited in International Encyclopedia of Depression, and His involvement in clinical research is to discover new treatments for Mood disorders. He has a private practice and is available for consultations through the Mood The Treatment Center and She teaches at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
Disclosures to Speakers:
Financial: Chris Aiken Director and Founding father of Mood The Treatment Center. As an author, he is entitled to royalties for WW Norton and PESI Publishing & Media. Dr. Aiken PESI, Inc. gives a speaking honourarium
Nonfinancial: Chris Aiken He is a Distinguished Fellow in the American Psychiatric Association. He is a member Of The North Carolina Psychiatric Association, Forsyth County Psychiatric Association. and The International Societyfor Bipolar Disorders.
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