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15 Treatment of Psychological Disorders ? RRichard T. Nowitz/National Geographic/Getty Images The Elements of the Treatment Process Treatments: How Many Types Are There? Clients: Who Seeks Therapy? Therapists: Who Provides Professional Treatment? Insight Therapies Psychoanalysis Client-Centered Therapy Therapies Inspired by Positive Psychology Group Therapy How E?ective Are Insight Therapies? How Do Insight Therapies Work? Behavior Therapies Systematic Desensitization Aversion Therapy Social Skills Training Cognitive-Behavioral Treatments How E?ective Are Behavior Therapies? Biomedical Therapies Treatment with Drugs Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) New Brain Stimulation Techniques Current Trends and Issues in Treatment Grappling with the Constraints of Managed Care Blending Approaches to Treatment Illustrated Overview of Five Major Approaches to Treatment FE AT U R E D S T U DY ? Combining Insight Therapy and Medication Increasing Multicultural Sensitivity in Treatment Institutional Treatment in Transition Disenchantment with Mental Hospitals Deinstitutionalization Mental Illness, the Revolving Door, and Homelessness Re?ecting on the Chapter’s Themes PE R S O N AL APPLI C AT I O N ? Looking for a Therapist Where Do You Find Therapeutic Services? Is the Therapist’s Profession or Sex Important? Is Treatment Always Expensive? Is the Therapist’s Theoretical Approach Important? What Should You Look for in a Prospective Therapist? What Is Therapy Like? C R I T I C A L T H I N K I N G A PPL I C AT I O N ? From Crisis to Wellness—But Was It the Therapy? Recap Practice Test What do you picture when you hear the term psychotherapy? Unless you’ve had some personal exposure to therapy, your image of it has likely been shaped by depictions you’ve seen on television or in the movies. A good example is the 1999 film Analyze This, a comedy starring Billy Crystal as psychiatrist Ben Sobol and Robert De Niro as Paul Vitti, a mob boss who is suffering from “panic attacks.” Complication