Regis NU646 Week 15 Assignment Psychotherapy Evidence-Based Practice Movie Paper Latest 2021 September

NU646 Theory and Practice of Contemporary Psychotherapies

Week 15 Assignment

Psychotherapy Evidence-Based Practice Movie Paper

Instructions

You will write a paper for completion in Week 15 as your final assignment for the course. (You select a movie in Week 4 Activity 2: Individual Poster Presentation Topic Choice to write your paper on.) Pick a movie that portrays a character or characters experiencing a psychological disorder/mental illness, such as one from the following list. Alternatively, pick a movie that portrays an example of a certain type of therapy. You may choose your own, but it must be approved by your instructor before you submit the assignment.

Leaving Las Vegas

A Clockwork Orange

What’s Eating Gilbert Grape

Boys Don’t Cry

Benny and Joon

Girl Interrupted

Seven

Mad Love

Rain Man

Shine

A Beautiful Mind

Madness of King George

Fight Club

The Fisher King

One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Twelve Monkeys

Sybil

The Three Faces of Eve

Eating

The Silence of the Lambs

Pollock

Ordinary People

Analyze This/Analyze That

Final Analysis

Identity

The Great Gatsby

Watch the movie and then please include the following sections titles in your paper:

Analysis of Movie:

Write a very brief summary of the movie. Give clear evidence that you watched it.

Signs/Symptoms:

Write a description of how the psychological disorder and/or the therapy was portrayed.

Assessment and DSM-5 Diagnosis:

Describe how you would assess the disorder (what assessment tools), and discuss the criteria for diagnosis based on what diagnosis you would choose from the DSM-5 to assign to the client in the movie.

Evidence-Based Practice Plan of Care:

Research and include evidence-based practice related to the disorder/therapy portrayed. Include a minimum of one peer-reviewed article. What therapy modality would you choose as the plan of care for the client?

Summary of Movie Analysis in Correlation to DSM-5 Criteria:

Write a critical analysis of how accurate or inaccurate you found the portrayal of the disorder/therapy. Show evidence of your knowledge of the psychological disorder/mental illness or the type of therapy (that is, include information from class or the textbook).