HSC 3243 Chapter 22: Chapter 22 Book Notes
CHAPTER
22
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:
o
psychoanalytic
frame
of
reference
offers
both
insight
and
effectiveness
strategies
to
guide
Ots
in
dealing
with
our
clients
'
emotional
issues
and
barriers
.
o
focus
of
this
Frame
may
target
the
following
life
dimensions
:
social
participation
,
emotional
expression
and
motivation
,
self
-
awareness
,
defensive
behaviors
,
and
projective
and
activities
.
↳
social
participation
and
Relationships
.
↳
Fonagy
applies
attachment
theory
to
explain
why
some
adults
fail
to
integrate
their
experiences
with
the
meaning
of
that
experience
or
why
they
lack
the
ability
to
emphasize
or
understand
a
situation
from
someone
else
's
perspective
.
↳
object
relations
theory
:
the
satisfaction
of
emotional
needs
through
interaction
with
both
human
and
nonhuman
objects
.
↳
Emotional
Expression
and
Motivation
.
↳
psychoanalytic
theory
gives
OTS
some
tools
for
doing
this
through
the
projective
arts
like
drawing
.
creative
writing
,
movement
,
and
storytelling
.
↳
explores
problems
with
self
-
identity
,
interpersonal
Relationships
,
object
relations
,
and
the
processes
of
destruction
and
creation
,
within
the
concepts
of
libido
(
life
force
)
and
aggression
.
↳
self
-
Awareness
↳
occupational
interventions
that
use
creativity
as
a
projection
of
the
self
to
promote
self
-
awareness
and
insight
are
best
understood
from
a
psychodynamic
perspective
.
↳
Object
relations
and
attachment
theories
tell
us
that
people
learn
about
who
they
are
(
self
-
concept
,
self
-
esteem
,
self
-
efficacy
,
and
self
-
worth
)
through
interaction
with
others
.
↳
A
strong
sense
of
both
self
and
social
identity
has
a
positive
influence
on
health
,
resilience
,
and
productivity
.
↳
Defense
Behaviors
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Freud
's
concept
of
the
unconscious
relates
to
aspects
of
the
human
spirit
that
cannot
be
observed
or
easily
defined
.
o
Freud
suggests
three
ways
:
by
which
observation
of
unconscious
content
is
possible
:
projections
,
dreams
,
and
free
association
.
o
psychoanalytic
theory
provides
an
explanation
for
many
of
the
irrational
,
even
bizarre
behaviors
we
observe
in
persons
with
a
variety
of
illnesses
0
Freud
's
psychoanalytic
Theory
↳
personality
structure
K
Freud
organized
personality
into
three
parts
:
the
id
,
the
ego
,
and
the
superego
.
-
The
ID
→
id
:
unconscious
;
part
of
the
personality
that
houses
primitive
drives
and
in
tri
nots
,
as
well
as
needs
and
conflicts
that
the
ego
is
unable
to
integrate
.
→
primary
process
thinking
.
~
The
ego
→
ego
:
psychological
component
that
has
contact
with
the
external
world
.
→
Functions
logically
and
works
to
achieve
a
balance
between
internal
drives
and
external
expectations
→
secondary
process
in
The
super
go
→
super
go
:
social
component
of
the
personality
that
serves
as
an
individual
's
moral
code
,
sense
of
good
and
bad
,
or
right
and
wrong
.
-
symbols
,
projections
,
and
communication
with
the
unconscious
→
The
therapist
's
role
to
help
the
adult
client
interpret
the
meaning
of
emotional
Responses
that
create
such
functional
barriers
and
to
remember
and
WORK
through
the
original
traumatic
experience
.
→
Repression
and
suppression
ape
defense
mechanisms
.
o
repression
:
looks
painful
memories
in
the
unconscious
,
where
they
cannot
be
voluntarily
Retrieved
.
o
suppression
:
conscious
process
of
avoiding
difficult
or
emotional
issues
or
putting
them
off
until
a
more
appropriate
time
.
→
Occupational
therapy
interventions
can
have
the
goal
of
breaking
through
client
defenses
(
barrier
)
in
order
to
facilitate
therapeutic
occupational
goals
.
Document Summary
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