Studi Kasus: Pengaruh Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) pada Klien dengan Diagnosa Gangguan Afektif Bipolar

Anette Isabella Ginting
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This study aims to explore how the cognitive behavioural therapy affected a client with bipolar affective disorder. Participant was a 25-years-old woman (SM) who is diagnosed with bipolar disorder specify current or most recent episode: manic, depressed (F31.6). Before beginning the therapy session, the participant completed a series of assessment, including interview (autoanamnesa and alloanamnesa), observation, graphic tests (BAUM, DAP, HTP Wartegg) and Sack’s Sentence Completion Test (SSCT) to evaluate the participant’s personality, and Standard Progressive Matrices (SPM) to assess cognitive ability. Therapy was conducted in 5 sessions (1 session each week) with additional daily task to track the thoughts and behaviors pattern. The result shows a decrease in depression scores (BDI-II) and also SUDS (Subjective Unit Disturbance Scale). Qualitatively, CBT helps the participant to select her own automatic negative thoughts and form more adaptive thinking pattern by her own. Participant also shows an increasing score in GAF (Global Assesment Functioning) after completing the whole therapy sessions
案例研究:认知行为疗法(CBT)对双相情感障碍患者的影响
本研究旨在探讨认知行为治疗如何影响双相情感障碍患者。参与者是一名25岁的女性(SM),被诊断为双相情感障碍,具体说明当前或最近的发作:躁狂,抑郁(F31.6)。在治疗开始之前,参与者完成了一系列的评估,包括访谈(自体记忆和异体记忆)、观察、图形测试(BAUM、DAP、HTP Wartegg)和Sack的句子完成测试(SSCT)来评估参与者的个性,以及标准渐进矩阵(SPM)来评估参与者的认知能力。治疗分5次进行(每周1次),每天有额外的任务来跟踪思想和行为模式。结果显示抑郁评分(BDI-II)和主观单位障碍量表(SUDS)均有所下降。定性上,CBT帮助被试选择自己的自动消极想法,并通过自己形成更具适应性的思维模式。在完成整个治疗过程后,参与者在GAF(全球评估功能)中的得分也有所增加
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