What is Solution-focused Therapy?
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Try:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solution_focused_brief_therapy
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Sure, there's CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy;\nI've watched our clinic psychotherapist work w/some of the patients and I'm impressed... she doesn't prescribe meds, but she has her own way of curing people's issues.\nCBT shows you new ways of seeing things and overcoming fears, so you can live your life.\nIt's very real, no quackery, no touchy-feely stuff, if you go to the right person.
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Combination of an anti-depressant medication, and individual/group therapy.
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Solve meaning???\n\nploting?\nfinding the focus etc.?\n\nbe specific
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Treatment options\nTreating phobias, including claustrophobia, relies on psychological methods. Depending on the person, some of these methods may include: \nFlooding - this is a form of exposure treatment, where the person is exposed to their phobic trigger until the anxiety attack passes. The realisation that they have encountered their most dreaded object or situation, and come to no actual harm, can be a powerful form of therapy. \nCounter-conditioning - if the person is far too fearful to attempt flooding, then counter-conditioning can be an option. The person is taught to use specific relaxation and visualisation techniques when experiencing phobia-related anxiety. The phobic trigger is slowly introduced, step-by-step, while the person concentrates on attaining physical and mental relaxation. Eventually, they can confront the source of their fear without feeling anxious. This is known as systematic desensitisation. \nModelling - the person watches other people confront the phobic trigger without fear, and is encouraged to imitate that confidence. \nCognitive behaviour therapy - the person is encouraged to confront and change the specific thoughts and attitudes that lead to feelings of fear. \nMedications - such as tranquillisers and anti-depressants. Drugs known as beta blockers may be used to treat the physical symptoms of anxiety, such as a pounding heart. \n\nLearning to self-manage Claustrophobia \n1. You've highlighted a key skill – breath management. So practise Buteyko Breathing for a few weeks (say, a few 3-4 minute sessions daily) to get you to the point where you are able to change and to manage your breathing at will. \n\n2. Now practise applying your better-breathing ability to calm yourself, in ordinary everyday anxiety or stress situations. This builds your confidence in your own state-management ability. \n\n3. Next select somewhere (preferably at home) that will evoke the claustrophobia feeling such as a small cupboard or room. If you do not have such a place you have to be a bit creative – perhaps use a friend's place. Just make sure it is somewhere you can immediately get out of if you wish. Do not use an elevator to practise in – you do not have the choice of quickly getting out. \n\nEnter into this enclosed place and manage your breathing until your anxiety rises to, say, 6 on the scale of 1-10. In the beginning this may take just a few seconds but with practise you will be able to remain there for longer and longer periods. \n\n4. When you come out of the enclosed place calm yourself fully and then have a break for 10-15 minutes. Now go back into the room or cupboard again and this time aim to remain there 10-20% longer. Come out and again calm yourself fully. And that’s enough for one day. \n\n5. Do this every day or so until you can manage it comfortably - then find somewhere even more enclosed and challenging. \n\nFor more info go to:\nhttp://www.pe2000.com/pho-claustro.htm
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I won't give you the diagnostic criteria because you already have that.  I have worked with several people with BPD in the past 6 years.  Here are some common traits I have seen:\n\nSuicidal thoughts and gestures and parasuicidal behavior, like cutting and self-mutilation\nAttention seeking, cries for help, suicidal threats\nCatastrophizing, where everything is the end of the world.  However, if anything nears resolution, they begin to get uncomfortable and sometimes seek out things that are wrong or horrible (sometimes leading to self-sustaining depression or refusal to get better)\nInability to be alone- These are the people that feel they are defined by their romantic relationships and will literally jump from one boyfriend to the other.  Or they may be so afraid of being hurt, that they will never enter a relationship and just become promiscuous.\nDrug and alcohol abuse- they often do not believe there is anything wrong with them and will self-medicate.\nAnger and rage.  Extreme irritability.  \n\nDialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is designed specifically for the treatment of BPD. \n"Clients receiving DBT were significantly less likely to drop out of therapy, were significantly less likely to engage in parasuicide, reported significantly fewer parasuicial behaviors and, when engaging in parasuicidal behaviors, had less medically severe behaviors. Further, clients receiving DBT were less likely to be hospitalized, had fewer days in hospital, and had higher scores on global and social adjustment."
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time mostly.\n\nother than that, you can treat each of the symptoms to some degree, but not everything and not all at once.
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Guided Meditation. \n\n.
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Therapy- but more specifically Cognative Therapy.>Cognative therapy is where they help you with breathing, thinking, calming excercises, etc.   \n\nPanic attacks can be more common with people who might have a tendency to be a bit more anxious.  You may suffer from anxiety to begin with and may be unaware of it.  Therefore, your panic attacks can be onset due to your anxiety,\n\nBreathing and introducing a new thought pattern is absolutely the answer.  Pills offer a band aid without ever changing the root of the problem.
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I have clinical supervison, not sure if this is the same, basically i get to go speak to another counsellor to talk through my cases and get another perspective or simply use it as an opportunity to off load....this is the same for my clinical supervisor and so on and so forth\n\nPresumably it should be roughly the same just with a different specialism in mind.
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It's a form of therapy that is based on feelings, actions, perceptions and awareness. It was founded back in the 1940s and became very popular in the 1960's/1970s. The goal is for people to become aware of what they are doing, how they are doing it, and how they can change themselves, and at the same time, to learn to accept and value themselves.
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I think that the most important impact on problem solving skills is experience with similar situations in the past.  It allows an intuitive, rapid grasp of a problem as a whole and subconscious comparisons with past successful solutions.  I believe that in most cases this is how we solve the problems of life.  But certainly also the ability to use the scientific method to systematically analyze and recombine the factors present in a problem is of immense value too.  This latter factor depends more on education and innate intelligence as measured by standard IQ tests, but is more easily taught than the intuitive problem solving variety, which is very dependent on the accumulation of multiple experiences.\n(Opinion of a Nursing Instructor)
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There is no complete treatment. Medication helps but doesnt take the scizophrenia away, just makes it more easier to cope with day to day. Therapy, talking bout the issues with a proffesional who is experienced in that subject.
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to cure our physical or mental disorders.
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You might want to read this\n\nhttp://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/23069180/\n\nthe treatment part is towards the bottom of the page
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aqua therapy(water therapy) since water removes all gravity its low impact and benefits people with many health conditions.Its a form of physical therapy.
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It's the science of treating medical conditions with the use of drugs.  (As opposed to surgery or psychotherapy or physical therapy...)