5
The Individual Psychotherapy root operation is identified by the character code 5
in the 3rd position of the procedure code. It is defined as Treatment of an individual with a mental health disorder by behavioral, cognitive, psychoanalytic, psychodynamic or psychophysiological means to improve functioning or well-being.
Section:
G
= Mental Health
Body System:
Z
= None
Root Operation:
C
- Biofeedback6
- Counseling2
- Crisis InterventionB
- Electroconvulsive Therapy7
- Family PsychotherapyH
- Group PsychotherapyF
- HypnosisJ
- Light Therapy3
- Medication ManagementG
- Narcosynthesis1
- Psychological TestsThe 4th character refers to the body part or body region.
Individual Psychotherapy
Treatment of an individual with a mental health disorder by behavioral, cognitive, psychoanalytic, psychodynamic or psychophysiological means to improve functioning or well-being
Primarily to modify behavior
Primarily to correct cognitive distortions and errors
Combining cognitive and behavioral treatment strategies to improve functioning
Maladaptive responses are examined to determine how cognitions relate to behavior patterns in response to an event. Uses learning principles and information-processing models
Uses primarily physical aids and other forms of non-oral interaction with a patient who is physically, psychologically or developmentally unable to use ordinary language for communication
Helps an individual make changes in interpersonal behaviors to reduce psychological dysfunction
Methods of obtaining a detailed account of past and present mental and emotional experiences to determine the source and eliminate or diminish the undesirable effects of unconscious conflicts
Accomplished by making the individual aware of their existence, origin, and inappropriate expression in emotions and behavior
Exploration of past and present emotional experiences to understand motives and drives using insight-oriented techniques to reduce the undesirable effects of internal conflicts on emotions and behavior
Techniques include empathetic listening, clarifying self-defeating behavior patterns, and exploring adaptive alternatives
Monitoring and alteration of physiological processes to help the individual associate physiological reactions combined with cognitive and behavioral strategies to gain improved control of these processes to help the individual cope more effectively
Formation of therapeutic relationship primarily for providing emotional support to prevent further deterioration in functioning during periods of particular stress
Often used in conjunction with other therapeutic approaches