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Dinesh Kumar, Lovely Professional University      Unit 22 : Psychotherapy : Dealing with Psychological Disturbance


              Unit 22: Psychotherapy: Dealing with Psychological                                     Notes

                                          Disturbance





              CONTENTS
              Objectives
              Introduction
              22.1 Psychological Disturbance
              22.2 Causes of Psychological Disorders
              22.3 Psychological Treatment in Classroom
              22.4 Summary
              22.5 Keywords
              22.6 Review Questions
              22.7 Further Readings


            Objectives

            After reading this unit students will be able to:
            •   Describe the psychological disturbance
            •   Explain the causes and treatment of psychological disorders
            •   Discuss the psychological treatment is classroom

            Introduction

            Children with Psychological disturbances need a little extra attention and structure in and outside
            of the classroom. The two classroom management strategies that we previously discussed provide
            structure and discipline for these students to follow, but also a sense of belonging in the class. Even
            though these two models do overlap it is best that a teacher stays with the best model that fits the
            certain individual. Group guidance helps the student feel more in control and good about themselves.
            The consequences model provides more positive reinforcement and learning to take responsibility
            for their actions. There were ten components that laid out a system in which teachers need to look
            at for their benefit on having an emotionally disturbed child in their classroom. Consistency is the
            most important concept that needs to be followed so the children know what to expect, then they
            are more apt to succeed in the classroom. Every student in unique and it is up to the teacher to try
            and reach out to those who posses more delicate assistance. We, as teachers, need to understand,
            listen, and watch for signs. Children usually can’t express verbally what is going on that is why it
            is important for each and every teacher to care about his/her students and see those signs before it
            becomes out of hand.

            22.1 Psychological Disturbance

            Psychological disturbance is a state of mind in which the patient (student) suffers from one or more
            types of disorders. Sometimes it is less or more. If it is at the critical level of mind then it destroys
            all mental activities of the student and affects  his or her social life. So it is very important to
            diagnose these psychological disturbances with the help of psychotherapy.




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