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BRIEF STRATEGIC THERAPY MODULES OF STUDY Click to PRINT
MODULE 1 PRIMARY PATIENT CONTACT Strategic case history Assuming rapport, therapists permission of symptoms The importance of patient’s reality (Modality of belief) Symptom assessment (First stage BASIC ID) Symptomatic pattern (BASIC ID Targeting - Second stage BASIC ID Tracking order) Symptom development( Firing sequence) Symptom core structures(Third stage BASIC ID) Symptom maintenance(Attempted solutions) Limitation of therapy Deciding the best approach and what to target Stages of treatment 1-3 sessions A clear goal for therapy The solution focused approach Motivation for change/ Symptom utilisation Priming the patient for change	MODULE 2 BIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR PSYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESS AND TREATMENT The autonomic nervous system Higher centre Hypothalamus Limbic centre Amygdala Hippocampus Hypothalamic /Pituitary axis Neuro transmission Information substances/ Information transduction Parasynaptic transmission theory Homeostasis/Arousal-Relaxation/ Ultradian cycle The ‘mind body link’ Implicit and episodic memory Basic/ advanced concepts of state dependent memory
MODULE 3 CLINICAL APPLICATIONS Anxiety disorders Generalised anxiety disorder Insomnia Panic disorders Agoraphobia Phobic anxiety Simple Social Obsessive compulsive disorder Neurotic depression S tress reactions and associated phenomena Post traumatic stress Psychological aspects of symptoms Fears Irritability Restless behaviour Inability to concentrate Worry Sleep disturbances Recursive anxiety Learned helplessness Physical aspects of symptoms	MODULE 4 STRATEGIC EYE MOVEMENT REPROCESSING Fovea focus deconstruction Symptom pattern interruption Splitting negative self talk Theoretical aspects Contraindications Accelerated Information Processing (AIP) Methods to facilitate AIP Eye movements Tactile processing Auditory processing Patient priming Explanation of eye movement techniques to patients Utilising the patient’s response Working through/ Anxiety/ Resistance Protocols: Accessing/ Resynthesis / Future incubation Trauma Phobic Current anxiety Habit extinction Symptom assessment strategies Patient debriefing Self application
MODULE 5 PARADOXICAL APPROACH TO BST Quantum psychology/ Chaos theory/ Strange Attractors Non Linear Dynamics Iteration of the symptom Self Organisation Advanced quantum strategies/ Bifurcation Strategies Symptom expansion/ Re –association Dealing with non compliance Symptom signalling First order change Second order change/ Meta changes Cognitive aspects of symptoms Specific paradoxical manoeuvres Utilising the patient’s response De labelling of symptoms Re-framing and positive connotation Psychoeducation Symptom exploration/ modification/ exposure	MODULE 6 STATE DEPENDENT MEMORY Theory Recognition factors Fear conditioning/ Amygdala Therapeutic approaches Sequential accessing and re-synthesis Polarity four stage approach Deconstruction of symptom core structures Strategic element modification Selective image symbolisation Opposition strategies Symptom signalling and scaling Past/Present/Future synthetic techniques Strategic solution focused approaches/ Amplification Incubation of future orientated behaviour Strategic movement reprocessing Miscellaneous Resynthesis Expansion strategies/ sensory overload

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