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What is the DSM-5 mnemonic for Major Depressive Disorder symptoms?	DEPRESSIVE
What does the DEPRESSIVE mnemonic stand for in DSM-5 criteria?	Depressed mood, Energy loss, Psychomotor changes, Recurrent thoughts of death, Esteem issuenos, Sleep disturbance, Significant weight/appetite change, Interest loss, Very indecisive, Episode lasts 2 weeks with at least 5 symptoms
What is the ABCDE mnemonic for DSM-5 criteria of Major Depressive Disorder?	A: At least 5 symptoms including depressed mood or anhedonia, B: Badly affects functioning, C: Cannot be due to substances or medical condition, D: Doesn’t match psychotic disorders, E: Excludes manic or hypomanic episodes
What is the DSM-5 mnemonic for Generalized Anxiety Disorder?	WORRY WART
What does the WORRY WART mnemonic stand for?	W: Worry (excessive), O: Out of control, R: Restlessness, R: Reduced concentration, Y: Yawning/tired (fatigue), W: Wound up (irritable), A: Aches (muscle tension), R: Restless sleep (disturbed sleep), T: Time—occurs more days than not for 6 months
What are the ABCDE criteria for DSM-5 diagnosis of GAD?	A: Anxiety and worry about various topics for 6+ months, B: Beyond control, C: Causes functional impairment, D: Disturbance not due to substances or another condition, E: Excludes other mental disorders
What is the DSM-5 mnemonic for PTSD?	TRAUMA
	T: Traumatic event exposure, R: Re-experiencing (intrusions, flashbacks), A: Avoidance of reminders, U: Unable to function (negative mood/cognitions),
What does the TRAUMA mnemonic stand for?	M: Mood alterations and memory issues, A: Arousal increase (irritability, hypervigilance, sleep problems)
What are the ABCDE criteria for DSM-5 diagnosis of PTSD?	A: Actual or threatened trauma, B: Brought back through intrusions, C: Cannot face reminders (avoidance), D: Distorted mood/cognition,
What are the ABCDE criteria for DSM-5 diagnosis of PTSD?	E: Elevated arousal and reactivity for over 1 month with functional impairment and not due to substances or other disorders
What is the DSM-5 mnemonic for Panic Disorder?	PANICS
What does the PANICS mnemonic stand for?	P: Palpitations, pounding heart, A: Abdominal distress, nausea, N: Numbness or tingling, I: Intense fear of dying or losing control, C: Chest pain, chills, choking, S: Sweating, shaking, shortness of breath
What are the ABCDE criteria for DSM-5 diagnosis of Panic Disorder?	A: Abrupt surge of intense fear or discomfort with 4+ symptoms, B: Brought on unexpectedly (not triggered), C: Causes behavior change or worry about future attacks,
What are the ABCDE criteria for DSM-5 diagnosis of Panic Disorder?	D: Distress not due to substances or other medical conditions, E: Excludes other mental disorders as the primary cause
What is the DSM-5 mnemonic for Specific Phobia?	FEAR
What does the FEAR mnemonic stand for and what are the DSM-5 criteria?	F: Fear about a specific object or situation, E: Evokes immediate anxiety and is Excessive, A: Avoided or endured with distress, R: Restricts life, lasts 6+ months, causes impairment, and is not better explained by another disorder
What is the DSM-5 mnemonic for Social Anxiety Disorder?	AFRAID
What does the AFRAID mnemonic stand for and what are the DSM-5 criteria?	A: Avoids social situations, F: Fear of negative evaluation, R: Recognizes fear as excessive, A: Always provokes anxiety, I: Interferes with life functioning, D: Duration is 6+ months and not due to another disorder.
What does the 'Predisposing' factor refer to in CBT formulation?	Long-standing vulnerabilities such as genetics, early life experiences, and personality traits
What does the 'Precipitating' factor refer to in CBT formulation?	Recent events or triggers that have led to the onset of the current problem
What does the 'Presenting' factor refer to in CBT formulation?	The symptoms and issues the client is currently experiencing
What does the 'Perpetuating' factor refer to in CBT formulation?	Processes or behaviors that maintain or worsen the problem over time
What does the 'Protective' factor refer to in CBT formulation?	Strengths or supports that may help the client cope or recover
What does the 'Treatment Planning' step include in CBT?	Identification of target problems, goals, and specific methods such as cognitive, behavioral, and physical interventions
What are the three steps of IAPT care delivery?	Step 1: Low-intensity treatment, Step 2: High-intensity treatment, Step 3: Specialist services
What does CBT focus on?	Changing negative thought patterns and behaviors
What is active listening in therapy?	Participating in the world of the client, fully attending to their words, tone, and non-verbal cues
What is SOLER in non-verbal listening?	Sit attentively, Open posture, Lean forward, Eye contact, Relaxed body language
What is the CTSR used for?	Evaluating therapist skills including empathy, alliance building, and intervention use
What does the acronym OCD TIME stand for in OCD diagnosis?	Obsessions, Compulsions, Distress/Dysfunction, Time-consuming, Incongruent with reality
What is the 5P model in CBT?	Predisposing, Precipitating, Presenting, Perpetuating, Protective factors
What is the sixth P added to the 5P formulation model?	Treatment Plan
What are the four parts of the CMP formulation?	Acts of Self, Expectations of Others’ Reactions, Acts of Others, Acts of Self Toward Self
How do systemic therapists view family problems?	As patterns of interaction rather than individual faults
What does CTSR Item 5 assess in CBT practice?	Interpersonal effectiveness, including warmth, empathy, and building therapeutic rapport
What is the focus of CTSR Item 3?	Collaboration, ensuring shared decision-making and client involvement
What does CTSR Item 7 involve?	Eliciting cognitions, identifying automatic thoughts and underlying beliefs
How is CTSR Item 10 applied?	Assigning and reviewing homework tasks to generalise learning between sessions

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