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Clinical Psychology: [/size:3cb289160c]
Interventions[/size:3cb289160c]
– What kind of treatment works for what kinds of [/size:3cb289160c]
problems for what kinds of people, when, why and how[/size:3cb289160c]
– Does depression last a lifetime or can it be treated by a [/size:3cb289160c]
"talking therapy", a drug, or both?[/size:3cb289160c]
– does family therapy rather than individual counselling [/size:3cb289160c]
help someone be recover from symptoms of bulimia?[/size:3cb289160c]
– Could early parenting style affect adolescent offending [/size:3cb289160c]
behaviour? could this be changed by parental counselling?[/size:3cb289160c]
– the answers might be complex, but there is evidence that [/size:3cb289160c]
[size=13:3cb289160c]interventions work[/i:3cb289160c]
Referral letter[/size:3cb289160c] [size=17:3cb289160c] "CB is a very pleasant young man. He suffered a [/sizec]
severe head injury on **/97. He also suffered [/size:3cb289160c]
orthopaedic injuries to his legs. His recovery has [/size:3cb289160c]
[size=19:3cb289160c]been remarkable. He is now fully mobile. His IQ [/i:3cb289160c]
is unaffected. However, his memory for current [/size:3cb289160c]
events and past life appears limited. He has taken [/size:3cb289160c]
to staying at home, barely socialises, and seems to [/size:3cb289160c]
need to check locks, cookers etc. before leaving [/size:3cb289160c]
the house…I believe some psychological [/size:3cb289160c]
intervention of some form may be helpful…"[/size:3cb289160c]
– Consultant Neurologist Dr Redwood[/size:3cb289160c]
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