mood concerns ppt fall2011

October 3, 2011

1. Presentation (30 minutes)

2. Break (5 minutes)

3. Quizzes (15 minutes)

4. Field Activity (60 minutes)

5. Break (5 minutes)

6. Video Vignette/Practice Form (30 minutes)

7. Q & A about Mood Concerns from the readings

8. Take Home Vignette/Practice Form

Today’s Agenda

• Review the depression theories outlined by Dr. Andy Field – 5 minutes

• Choose one theory that you personally gravitate to: Beck’s Cognitive Model, Learned Helpless Model, or the Biological Model; go to the area of the classroom designated for the model that you chose.

• Discuss among the colleagues in your camp of depression theory why your theory is the correct one and then create a list of persuasive reasons why others should join your theoretical camp – 20 minutes

• Persuade your peers; you will be given 5 minutes to communicate the strengths and advantages of your model.

• Q & A for 5 minutes

Field (2000) Depression Activity

Video VignetteThe Businesswoman

*From the Readings

*Co-Occurring

*Bipolar Disorder Medication Management

*NAMI handout

DEPRESSION

PANIC DISORDER

OCD

SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER

*50-60% of Panic Disorder Patients are diagnosed with Depression.

*70% of Social Anxiety Disorder Patients have Depression.

*67% of OCD Patients Are diagnosed with Depression.

*11% of Social Anxiety Disorder Patients have OCD.

*49% of Social Anxiety Disorder Patients have Panic Disorder.

Haddock-CoOccuring Disorders, 2011

Bipolar Disorder MedicationsBi = need for two meds to stabilize

Antidepressants Mood Stabilizers

Statistics: 40% of Mood Disorders are medicated with Alcohol and 60% with Illegal

Substance Use (Hammond 2011; NIH Grant 2006)

“Bipolar Disorder patients do not have

enough seratonin and they have too much

dopamine so they need two meds to stablize

them” (Hammond, 2011).

Recommendation:“Benzos should never be used more than two weeks if so then a patient should be moved on to an antidepressant”.

“Ambien should be taken no more than 30 days because over long periods of time it dumps into the liver and reacts like a benzo”.

Each student should complete their own practice form using the vignette. Students are

welcome to work on the activity with their peers for support. This is an extra credit

activity – hand in forms 10/10/11.