__________________________________ Bridging the Gap: Integrating Behavioral Health into Primary Care
Problem-solving therapy (PST) : Therapy helping identify and solve problems. Psychodynamic therapy : Therapy exploring past experiences and unconscious processes. Psychopharmacology : Study of medications’ effects on mental processes. Psychotherapy : Therapy for mental health concerns. Referral process : Process of referring patients to specialists. Relaxation techniques : Techniques to manage anxiety and stress. Risk assessment : Evaluating risk of harm to self or others. Screening tools : Tools for identifying potential mental health concerns. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) : Type of antidepressant medication. Serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) : Type of antidepressant medication. Shared decision-making : Collaborative treatment planning with patient input.
Social anxiety disorder (SAD) : Disorder with intense fear in social situations. Social determinants of health : Social factors influencing health outcomes. Social history : Patient’s background and social context. Substance use disorder (SUD) : Recurrent use of substances despite adverse effects. Support groups : Groups for individuals with shared experi- ences. Transference : Patient’s projection of emotions onto the therapist. Trauma-informed care : Care recognizing the impact of trauma. Trauma-related disorders : Disorders arising from trauma. Treatment-resistant depression : Depression not responding to initial treatments. Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) : Older type of antidepres- sant medication. Validated screening tools : Standardized tools for assessing mental health.
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