I STEP: Recognizing cognitive distortions in posttraumatic stress disorder

Opler, Douglas

doi:10.12788/cp.0236

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“…Five 40-min sessions were then held to discuss the findings. A prescribed order (intimacy, safety, trust, esteem, power) presented in the article "I STEP: Recognizing cognitive distortions in post-traumatic stress disorder" was followed [8]. This summary is much-abbreviated relative to the CPT manual and best suited for integration of CBT-oriented approaches into supportive psychotherapy.…”

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Recognizing Cognitive Distortions in Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Using Popular Media

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Movies and television frequently depict psychological themes that provide excellent material for psychiatric pedagogy [1]. In this paper, we explore how depictions of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in The Missing, Encanto, The Sopranos, Good Will Hunting, and Ordinary People can be used to help trainees recognize cognitive distortions in PTSD. We discuss how these screen depictions support teaching the psychological model of PTSD employed by cognitive processing therapy (CPT), an evidence-based cognitive behavioral treatment of the disorder.

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confidence: 99%