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This is a summary of all the modules completed in Psychotherapeutic Interventions. Includes, all the types of therapy, their concepts, techniques, strengths and limitations.

In this essay, psychoanalytic theory is applied to a case study, in order to conceptualize the patient's problem(s). Thereafter, the techniques of therapy in psychoanalysis are unpacked accordingly. This is all evaluated in terms of applicability to the South African context.

In this essay, theories from social psychology such as Social Identity Theory are explained and unpacked. These are also applied to the Fees Must Fall protests in South Africa. In the process, the theory's suitability to this context is determined.

In this essay, the myth that we use only 10% of our brains is debunked. The origins of the myth is explained as well as its development. Knowledge about the parts of the brain is used to debunk it.

In this essay, Freud's theory of psychoanalysis is unpacked along with its strengths and weakness, and application to South African context.

Piaget's theory of cognitive development is unpacked in this essay - the stages, their key concepts, strengths and weaknesses of the theory and finally application to South African context.

Document contains various case study examples, questions and answers.

In this essay a patient is examined according to the DSM-5. Main diagnosis and alternative ones are provided, as well as aetiology, prognosis and treatment.

What are the goals and principles of community psychology? Summary. Examples included to assist learning.

Understanding how the theory of ecology informs Community Psychology interventions and practice.