Reducing distress and building resilience in the talking therapies: a case study. Ian Norman & D Rosier

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Reducing distress and building resilience in the talking therapies: a case study Ian Norman & D Rosier

Session Aims To present a case study based upon our clinical experience of building resilience through partnership working within one of the talking therapies Through this to present some principles of CBT To provide an opportunity for discussion

Case study: me

Diagnoses

Therapeutic Community Model

Presenting Symptoms 2011

What are the talking therapies?

Characteristics of CBT Collaborative working: Positive therapy alliance, supported with empirical treatments Cognitive orientation: It s not what happens that s important (in influencing our emotions and behaviour), it s what it means to you Behavioural principle: What we do can maintain or change our psychological state Continuum: Mental health difficulties are exaggerated or extreme versions of normal mental processes Here and now focus

Relief of distress Primary Goals of Therapy Reduction of symptoms and suffering Building resilience how people negotiate adversity Building resilience describes processes of psychological adaptation through which people draw on their strengths to adapt to challenges and maintain their wellbeing D s goal: To develop a stable sense of self which is able to cope with life s ups and downs

Simple Cognitive Behavioural Maintenance Cycle Cognition Thoughts, beliefs, images Behaviour What one does or says Affect Emotional states Physiology Bodily states

TRIGGER: Examination in the morning (positive cycle) I ve done my revision thoroughly and should do well (thought) Outcome Perform to my best Early night, sleep well (behaviour) Confident (emotion) and Relaxed (physical sensation Lwrklw

TRIGGER: Examination in the morning (negative cycle) I should have done more work I really don t know enough and always run out of time (thought) I stay up late reading over my notes and don t sleep well (behaviour) Outcome I m tired, fear I will mess up - don t perform to my best Anxious (emotion) Muscles tense and breathing rapid (physical response) Lwrklw

Vicious Cycle Negative thoughts, beliefs, images Self defeating behaviours, avoidance Anxiety, depression, anger, etc Bodily states linked with emotion

Early Experiences Core Beliefs Fundamental beliefs about ourselves, other people and the world in genera Not immediately accessible: inferred by observation of one s thoughts and behaviours in different situations General, absolute statements fundamental truths that apply in all situations Dysfunctional Assumptions Rules for living If. then Should/Must otherwise (propositions) Dysfunction because too rigid, over-generalised, not flexible enough to deal with life s setbacks Represent attempts to live with negative core beliefs but fragile Trigger (DAs violated) Lwrklw NATs Stream of thoughts negatively tinged appraisals/ interpretations of things that happen to us/around us Come out of the blue Plausible Make us feel bad Emotions Depression Anxiety Anger Physical Sensations E.g. Fight and flight (anxiety) E.g. Heavy, lethargic, tired (depression) Behaviours Staying at home and avoiding meeting people (anxiety) Staying in bed (depression)

Early Experiences Physical and emotional abuse from mother Core Beliefs Primary Belief: I am unloved and unlovable Secondary Belief: If people get to know the real me, they will reject me Primary: I am irreparably damaged by my childhood and will not be able to lead a normal life Secondary: It is only a matter of time before all the good things in my life (my work) go wrong and I won t be able to cope with that Dysfunctional Assumptions I must keep my guard up in relationships and not reveal too much about myself, otherwise, I will be rejected. If I work hard and not have any fun then I will avoid criticism which would destroy the only good thing in my life (my work) Avoid friendships because I will be rejected and would not be able to cope with that I must work hard so that no one can criticise me Trigger Lwrklw NATs Constant stream of self critical thoughts which are tiring and demoralising Constant what if worries about things that could go wrong and I would be unable to cope with People will see through me I am not normal and I never will be Emotions Anxiety Low mood Physical Sensations Tense and anxious Racing mind Rapid shallow breathing Difficulty falling asleep Feelings of exhaustion Behaviours Doing everything to a very high standard at work avoiding having any fun Keeping my distance in social relationships Avoiding leaving home, especially if alone and going somewhere unfamiliar

Example of treatment strategies 1.Strategies to stop worrying and rumination 2.Behavioural experiments 3.Imaginary rescripting 4.Building more positive core beliefs

Strategies to stop worrying and rumination

There were three of us...

Behavioural experiments Planned experiential activities to gather evidence to test predictions that follow from unhelpful cognitions

Behavioural tests to gather more information Target Cognition Behavioural Experiment Prediction Outcome What I Learned What thought/ assumption/belief are you testing? Is there an alternative perspective? Rate belief in cognitions (0-100%) What do you predict will happen? What actually happened? What did you observe? How does the outcome fit with your predictions? What does the result say about the original assumption/belief? How far do you believe it now (0-100%) Does it need to be modified? How? If people really get to know me they will reject me (100%) Invite a work colleague for lunch Neither of us will enjoy ourselves and they won t suggest another meeting. We had a lovely time there were lots of laughs, we found we had lots of things in common beyond work, she suggested that we do it again. I ve had more fun than I ve had in ages The more I can be my authentic self the more people will like me It s just normal for you to get on with some people than others. How far do you believe your original belief (10%)

Imaginary Rescripting Exploring and reinterpreting memories of early childhood experiences that have contributed to the problem in an attempt to modify core beliefs. Use of emotional experience, rather than thinking or behaviour to induce change.

Imaginary Rescripting

Building more positive core beliefs How would you like to be? How would that person behave?

Building a new core belief: I am loved and loveable 1. Being easy in my own company and with others 2. Having self-confidence 3. Giving love as well as receiving it 4. Empathising 5. Being more insightful 6. Being curious about the world and other people 7. Doing the right thing because it is the right thing - travelling an honourable path 8. Taking care of myself 9. Taking a risk and opening myself to uncertainty 10. Being honest with myself about my feelings

Measuring Progress Baseline Start (T1) Mid (T4) End (T8) Problem 8 6 3 (-63%) Goal 1 8 7 1 (-88%) Goal 2 8 7 3 (-63%) BAI 20 26 14 3 (-73%) BDI 15 8 5 3 (-80%) WASAS 24 22 12 9 (-65%)

CORE-10

Key Points CBT is an evidenced based talking therapy as our case study demonstrates it can be helpful to clients who have a long history of treatments and use of mental health services You can t do CBT to someone only with them partnership working is key to success, working together as scientists to see what works, what has been learned and trying something else Building resilience is a key goal of therapy, achieved by building on the client s strengths producing a toolkit which will then allow them to become their own therapist

Questions from you?