ActivationforDepressionandPTSDAmyWagner,Ph.D.pptVIP

* Group analyses were conducted on residualized change scores (regressing pre on post) in order to take into account pre treatment scores (don’t lose degree of freedom) **One subject in the BA condition was only half-way through treatment when his 3-mo interview happened; therefore, his last session PCL was used for his post-treatment score * Group analyses were conducted on residualized change scores (regressing pre on post) in order to increase power. * Group analyses were conducted on residualized change scores (regressing pre on post) in order to increase power. Mention 8 were recruited, 1 withdrawn from protocol at session 6 due to substance dependence (earlier under-reporting); 1 discontinued after session 3 due to change in work schedule * * * * * * * * * * Targets of BA Avoidance behaviors (inertia, withdrawal, isolation, ruminating, etc.) Routine disruptions, connection between routine and mood Individual environments and relationship between activity and mood Individualizing Activation Targets What are you doing more or less of since (you were assaulted)? What are your goals/values? What is the relationship between specific activities/life contexts/problems and mood? Conduct detailed examination of what is getting in the way of acting differently or feeling better. Functional (Behavioral) Analysis “A step-by-step assessment of a problematic behavior or target, focusing on all aspects and circumstances of the behavior, including the antecedents and consequences.” Activity Chart: Central Tool in BA Baseline assessment of activity and relationship with mood Schedule activation On-going monitoring of activity and mood Evaluate progress Time Day and Date: 6:00 am Mood 7:00 am Mood 8:00 am Mood 9:00 am Mood In each box, write the activities you engaged in during the hour and how you felt. Rate your feelings on a scale of 1-10, with 1 being the least intensity of feeling and 10 being the most. Practical Strategies toMaximize Activation Plan specific s