INTEGRATED TREATMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS
CONTENTS CHAPTER INTEGRATED TREATMENT: AN OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION INTEGRATED TREATMENT AND THE DEFINITION OF PSYCHIATRY HISTORICAL RESISTANCE TO INTEGRATED TREATMENT POTENTIAL BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF INTEGRATED TREATMENT ARE INTEGRATED TREATMENT AND COMBINED TREATMENT EFFECTIVE? SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS PERSONALITY DISORDERS INTEGRATED TREATMENT: UNANSWERED SCIENTIFIC QUESTIONS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE CLINICIAN REFERENCES CHAPTER PSYCHODYNAMIC THERAPY AND MEDICATION: CAN TREATMENTS IN CONFLICT BE INTEGRATED? HISTORICAL REVIEW CHANGING ATTITUDES IS AN INTEGRATED MODEL POSSIBLE? CLINICAL CARE: SEQUENCING TREATMENTS CLINICAL RECOMMENDATIONS CONCLUSION INTEGRATED TREATMENT PLANNING FOR BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER ASSESSMENT DEVELOPING A BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL TREATMENT PLAN SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS INTEGRATED TREATMENT OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND OTHER DRUG ADDICTIONS GOALS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS SPECIFIC PSYCHOTHERAPIES FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS TIMING AND ROLE OF MEDICATIONS FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS COMBINED TREATMENT STUDIES FOR OPIOID, ALCOHOL, COCAINE, AND ALCOHOL USE DISORDERS RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS A COGNITIVE THERAPY APPROACH TO MEDICATION COMPLIANCE THE COGNITIVE MODEL OF NONCOMPLIANCE PREVENTING COMPLIANCE PROBLEMS UNCOVERING NONCOMPLIANCE SPECIFYING THE CAUSES OF NONCOMPLIANCE BEHAVIORAL TECHNIQUES TO INCREASE COMPLIANCE COGNITIVE TECHNIQUES TO INCREASE COMPLIANCE EXAMINING ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES CONDUCTING “EXPERIMENTS” ELICITING AND RESPONDING TO PATIENTS’ AUTOMATIC THOUGHTS GIVING SELF-CREDIT POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE IMAGERY COGNITIVE RESTRUCTURING OF CORE BELIEFS SUMMARY THE CHALLENGES OF SPLIT TREATMENT POSITIVE ASPECTS OF SPLIT TREATMENT NEGATIVE ASPECTS OF SPLIT TREATMENT TOWARD SUCCESSFUL SPLIT TREATMENT