暴露疗法（Exposure therapy）.doc

暴露疗法（Exposure therapy） Exposure therapy [edit this paragraph] definition of exposure therapy Exposure therapy refers to a kind of therapy that exposes the patient to a variety of different stimulating situations and gradually becomes resistant to and adapted to them. Mainly divided into two categories: one is the rapid exposure method, also known as full perfusion therapy; the other is slow exposure method, that is, systematic desensitization. It is the most common behavior therapy for neurosis, such as phobia and obsessive compulsive disorder. The treatment is to use stress related stimuli (such as shopping malls, public vehicles, meeting rooms, etc.) to eliminate stress responses by repeatedly adapting them to achieve adaptation. Generally speaking, exposure therapy is conducted with the help of a therapist, that is, under the guidance of a therapist, the patient is encouraged to be exposed to terrorist situations. If the patient is exposed to a terrorist situation during the treatment interval, it is called self exposure homework, which is an important part of the treatment. The exposure of real-life situations is also called entity exposure, and there are many kinds of treatment. For example, Anti Terror treatment is the treatment of doctors in the guarantee, demonstration and other steps to prepare, will be a living snake placed in the hands of the snake patients, and asked him to take 2 times a day, every 6 minutes or more. Extended exposure is the rapid and rapid exposure of phobic patients to terrorist entities and lasts for more than 2 hours. If several patients are treated with exposure, they are referred to as collective entity exposures. The entity filling method refers to rapid entity exposure, which causes the patient to have the most severe anxiety reaction during the exposure phase, while encouraging the patient to persist until the anxiety is eased. Fast, continuous, full, sometimes referred to as concentrated practice, that is, repeated exposure ex