psychoeducation
- noun
- /ˌsaɪkoʊˌɛdʒʊˈkeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Therapists often use psychoeducation to help clients understand their mental health conditions and coping methods.
- psychoeducation group
- psychoeducation session
- family psychoeducation
A central pillar of treatment for narcissistic abuse is psychoeducation.
- A central pillar of treatment for narcissistic abuse is psychoeducation.
Examples
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The key elements of CBITS include core CBT techniques: psychoeducation regarding the effects of trauma on students, relaxation, cognitive restructuring, graduated in vivo exposure, and social problem solving.
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All participants first received group psychoeducation.
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Further emails described the website, the online forum, and provided basic psychoeducation.
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The psychoeducation groups and the SE/TRM sessions were conducted in November and December 2005.
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In the psychoeducation group, there was no decline of attentional bias.
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Many of these patients are better able to cope with brief counseling or psychoeducation.
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The 90-minute psychoeducation groups consisted of eight to twelve agency staff and two SE/TRM team leaders.
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Individuals who selected to participate in the psychoeducation group first consented orally and in writing, followed by the baseline assessment.
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Thirty-five SE-trained volunteer clinicians from the United States and Canada provided the psychoeducation groups and individual SE/TRM treatment.
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The follow-up assessment for both the treatment and comparison groups was collected three to four months after the psychoeducation group session and was self-administered or completed by means of telephone interviews with trained volunteers.
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Etymology
Psychoeducation combines psycho- meaning 'mind', as in psychology, and education meaning 'teaching'. So it is teaching people about mental health, treatments, and ways to cope.