NRNP6645 FINAL PSYCHOTHERAPY MULTIPLE
MODALITIES COMPREHENSIVE 2026 REVIEW
SHEET COMPLETE SET
◉ Evidence-Based Guidelines. Answer: Based on systematic reviews
of randomized controlled studies.
◉ Spectator Therapy. Answer: Group member benefits by observing
others' therapy.
◉ Freud's Psychosexual Stages. Answer: Sexual identity develops
from 18 months to 3 years.
◉ Yalom's Group Therapy Analogue. Answer: Cohesiveness mirrors
relationships in individual therapy.
◉ Peplau's Interpersonal Model. Answer: Developed from Harry
Stack Sullivan's framework.
◉ Abreaction. Answer: Intense emotional reactions in expressive
psychotherapy.
, ◉ Minuchin's Family Patterns. Answer: Common patterns include
enmeshed and disengaged families.
◉ Avoidance in Therapy. Answer: Missing sessions indicates patient
avoidance behavior.
◉ Relapse Prevention Plan. Answer: Identifies triggers and coping
strategies for gambling.
◉ Existential Psychotherapy. Answer: Patient-driven therapeutic
direction without strict techniques.
◉ Guilt vs. Shame. Answer: Guilt motivates treatment; shame drives
avoidance.
◉ Relapse in Addiction. Answer: Return to substance use after
abstinence.
◉ Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT). Answer: Common issues in
older adults during initial sessions.
◉ Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Answer: Struggles with
homework indicate Stage 1 treatment.
MODALITIES COMPREHENSIVE 2026 REVIEW
SHEET COMPLETE SET
◉ Evidence-Based Guidelines. Answer: Based on systematic reviews
of randomized controlled studies.
◉ Spectator Therapy. Answer: Group member benefits by observing
others' therapy.
◉ Freud's Psychosexual Stages. Answer: Sexual identity develops
from 18 months to 3 years.
◉ Yalom's Group Therapy Analogue. Answer: Cohesiveness mirrors
relationships in individual therapy.
◉ Peplau's Interpersonal Model. Answer: Developed from Harry
Stack Sullivan's framework.
◉ Abreaction. Answer: Intense emotional reactions in expressive
psychotherapy.
, ◉ Minuchin's Family Patterns. Answer: Common patterns include
enmeshed and disengaged families.
◉ Avoidance in Therapy. Answer: Missing sessions indicates patient
avoidance behavior.
◉ Relapse Prevention Plan. Answer: Identifies triggers and coping
strategies for gambling.
◉ Existential Psychotherapy. Answer: Patient-driven therapeutic
direction without strict techniques.
◉ Guilt vs. Shame. Answer: Guilt motivates treatment; shame drives
avoidance.
◉ Relapse in Addiction. Answer: Return to substance use after
abstinence.
◉ Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT). Answer: Common issues in
older adults during initial sessions.
◉ Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Answer: Struggles with
homework indicate Stage 1 treatment.