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Psych Exam 2

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recovery   show
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show health, home, purpose, community  
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Tidal Model   show
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show value the voice, respect the language, develop genuine curiosity, become the apprentice, use the available toolkit, craft the step beyond, give the gift of time, reveal personal wisdom, know that change is constant, be transparent  
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show step-wide process through which an individual is able to monitor and manage distressing symptoms that occur in daily life  
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show 1. develop a wellness toolbox 2. daily maintenance list 3. triggers 4. early warning signs 5. things are breaking down or getting worse 6. crisis planning  
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show 1. individual describes how they feel when experiencing wellness 2. make a list of what they need to do every day to maintain wellness 3. individual keeps a list of things that need to be done  
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show 1. list events that would cause distress of discomfort 2. use items from wellness toolbox to determine what to do if trigger interfere with wellness  
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show 1. identify subtle signs that indicate possible worsening of the situation 2. develop plan for responding to early warning signs  
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show 1. list symptoms that the situation has worsened 2. make a plan that they think will help when symptoms have worsened  
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4 components of the psychological recovery model   show
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5 stages of psychological recovery model   show
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anosognosia   show
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show external pressure that is brought to bear on the individual  
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anxiety   show
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psychodynamic theory of anxiety   show
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cognitive theory of anxiety   show
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panic disorder symptoms   show
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panic disorder   show
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show characterized by chronic, unrealistic, and excessive anxiety and worry  
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phobia   show
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agoraphobia   show
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social anxiety disorder   show
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show adrenal tumor that can cause anxiety symptoms  
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substance-induced anxiety disorder   show
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obsessive-compulsive disorder   show
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obsessions   show
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show repetitive ritualistic behavior or thoughts, the purpose of which is to prevent or reduce anxiety and distress or to prevent some dreaded event or situation  
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show exaggerated belief that the body is deformed or defective in some specific way  
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trichotillomania   show
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show -depressed mood for most of the day and nearly every day -impaired social/occupational functioning for at least 2 weeks  
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persistent depressive disorder   show
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premenstrual dysphoric disorder   show
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show persistently elevated, expansive, or irritable mood lasting at least one week and present most of the day nearly every day (more severe)  
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show distinct period of elevated, expansive, or irritable mood lasting at least 4 consecutive days (less severe)  
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show chronic state of mild mood disturbance, mood swings of at least 2 years in duration  
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three stages of bipolar disorder   show
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