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Needs and Objectives: a) Individual and Group Therapy Sessions:

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The following terms are the descriptors used throughout this research study, as well as the exact terms utilized on the University of Vermont Inpatient Psychiatry Electronic Health Record (EHR) Epic/Prism software system.

Group Goals:

 Developing Coping Skills; Identify Grief/Loss; Identify Feelings; Identify Stressors/Problems; Increase Activity Level; Increase Affective Range; Increase Attention Span; Increase Awareness of self in relation to others; Increase Education about Mental Illness; Increase Emotional Expression; Increase Expression of Needs; Increase Motivation; Increase Organization; Increase Relaxation; Increase Responsibility of Behavior; Increase Self-Control; Increase Self-Esteem; Increase Socialization.

Patient Communication:

 Answered Questions; Circumstantial/Tangential; Delusional Speech; Latent; Logical; Loose; Pressured; Silent; Spontaneous verbalization.

Patient Behavior:

 Ability to Complete Task; Angry behavior; Anxious Behavior; Appropriate; Attentive; Depressed Affect; Disorganized; Disoriented; Disruptive; Dozing off; Engaged; Inattentive; Initiation without Prompts; Intrusive; Labile affect; manic; Organized; Social Interactive; Withdrawn.

The extended list of groups offered on the Inpatient Psychiatry Psychotherapists/Group Therapists offered on the Inpatient psychiatry units Shepardson 3 and Shepardson 6 by the Psychotherapists/group therapists is as follows:

Affirmations & Gratitudes/Positive Affirmations

Anger Management

Art Therapy

Body Awareness

Coffee Talk

CBT—Cognitive Behavioral Therapy & Cognitive Processes

CFT—Compassion Focused Therapy

Coffee Talk

Communication Skills

Crossword Puzzle

DMT—Dance Movement Therapy

DBT—Dialectic Behavioral Therapy

Discharge & Post Crisis Plan

Daily Goals/Check-in

Distress Tolerance

Drumming/Relaxation

Effective Questions

Exercise/Gentle Movement

Eurhythmics

Focus

Games, including Board Games, Video vs. Computer Games

Garden

Gentle Yoga

Grief and Anger

Group Therapy

Journaling

Karaoke

Leisure Skills

Life Skills

Magnetic Expression

Meditation/Mindfulness/Relaxation

Mind and Body Connection

Morning Check-In

Movie Nights

Music & Movement

Narrative Medicine

Nutrition

Open Art/Arts & Crafts

REBT—Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Recovery Group (volunteer-based, discussed separately in Chapter 5)

Pathways (volunteer-based)

Personality Type

Pet Therapy (volunteer-based)

Poetry

Positive Affirmations

Relapse Prevention

Seeking Safety

Self-esteem

Self-image

Self-reflection

Solve That Problem

Spiritual Care

Stress Management

Supportive Relationships

T’ai Chi Chuan

VR-based therapeutic and leisure activities

Mind-Body Medicine in Inpatient Psychiatry

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