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Murphy, C. J., & Siv,
A. M. (2011). A one
year study of mode
deactivation
therapy: Adolescent
residential patients
with conduct and
personality
disorders.
International
Journal Of
Behavioral
Consultation And
Therapy, 7(1), 33-
40.
A ONE YEAR STUDY OF MODE
DEACTIVATION THERAPY:
ADOLESCENT RESIDENTIAL
PATIENTS WITH CONDUCT AND
PERSONALITY DISORDERS
Alexis Hohne
 Mode Deactivation Therapy is more effective than Treatment
As Usual
 Based on Pretest and Posttest Assessments of Behavior
 Depression symptoms
 Suicidal thoughts
 Aggressive behavior
HYPOTHESIS
Prolonged pattern of
antisocial behavior
Failure to follow
rules and laws
Ignore or go against
social norms
Lack of empathy
1-10% of youth
CONDUCT DISORDER
Mindfulness exercises
Awareness of fears
and triggers
New coping strategies
Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy
Changes in bad
thoughts not bad
thinking
Make beliefs more
realistic
Dialectical Behavior
Therapy
Offer alternatives to
bad behaviors
MODE DEACTIVATION THERAPY
Daily psychotherapy
Individual  once a
week
Teaching social
skills
Psychodynamic
Behavior is
unconscious
Finding & Fixing
TREATMENT AS USUAL
HOW DO WE MEASURE IT?
 Physical aggression
 Average number of incidents during first 2 months
 Behavior Incident Reports
 Child Behavior Checklist
 Internalizing
 Externalizing
 Total
 Beck Depression Inventory
 Suicide Ideation Questionnaire
PRETEST
 Physical aggression
 Average number of incidents 2 months after discharge
 Child Behavior Checklist
 Internalizing
 Externalizing
 Total
 Beck Depression Inventory
 Suicide Ideation Questionnaire
POSTTEST
MDT
70.7% decrease in
post-treatment
therapeutic holds!
66.8% reduction in
physical aggression
Lower scores on all
CBCL
Depression 
difference of 24.3
Suicidal Ideation 
difference of 50
TAU
24.7% reduction in
therapeutic holds
27.9% reduction in
physical aggression
Depression 
difference of 14.1
Suicidal Ideation 
difference of 42.43
RESULTS
Mode
Deactivation
Therapy works
better on
adolescents
with conduct
disorder than
Treatment As
Usual
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
 Further studies can be done
 Conduct disorder can be treated
 23-83% of youth in juvenile detention centers
SO WHAT?
 Murphy, C. J., & Siv, A. M. (2011). A one year study of mode
deactivation therapy: Adolescent residential patients with
conduct and personality disorders. International Journal Of
Behavioral Consultation And Therapy, 7(1), 33-40.
REFERENCE

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  • 1. Murphy, C. J., & Siv, A. M. (2011). A one year study of mode deactivation therapy: Adolescent residential patients with conduct and personality disorders. International Journal Of Behavioral Consultation And Therapy, 7(1), 33- 40. A ONE YEAR STUDY OF MODE DEACTIVATION THERAPY: ADOLESCENT RESIDENTIAL PATIENTS WITH CONDUCT AND PERSONALITY DISORDERS Alexis Hohne
  • 2. Mode Deactivation Therapy is more effective than Treatment As Usual Based on Pretest and Posttest Assessments of Behavior Depression symptoms Suicidal thoughts Aggressive behavior HYPOTHESIS
  • 3. Prolonged pattern of antisocial behavior Failure to follow rules and laws Ignore or go against social norms Lack of empathy 1-10% of youth CONDUCT DISORDER
  • 4. Mindfulness exercises Awareness of fears and triggers New coping strategies Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Changes in bad thoughts not bad thinking Make beliefs more realistic Dialectical Behavior Therapy Offer alternatives to bad behaviors MODE DEACTIVATION THERAPY
  • 5. Daily psychotherapy Individual once a week Teaching social skills Psychodynamic Behavior is unconscious Finding & Fixing TREATMENT AS USUAL
  • 6. HOW DO WE MEASURE IT?
  • 7. Physical aggression Average number of incidents during first 2 months Behavior Incident Reports Child Behavior Checklist Internalizing Externalizing Total Beck Depression Inventory Suicide Ideation Questionnaire PRETEST
  • 8. Physical aggression Average number of incidents 2 months after discharge Child Behavior Checklist Internalizing Externalizing Total Beck Depression Inventory Suicide Ideation Questionnaire POSTTEST
  • 9. MDT 70.7% decrease in post-treatment therapeutic holds! 66.8% reduction in physical aggression Lower scores on all CBCL Depression difference of 24.3 Suicidal Ideation difference of 50 TAU 24.7% reduction in therapeutic holds 27.9% reduction in physical aggression Depression difference of 14.1 Suicidal Ideation difference of 42.43 RESULTS
  • 10. Mode Deactivation Therapy works better on adolescents with conduct disorder than Treatment As Usual WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
  • 11. Further studies can be done Conduct disorder can be treated 23-83% of youth in juvenile detention centers SO WHAT?
  • 12. Murphy, C. J., & Siv, A. M. (2011). A one year study of mode deactivation therapy: Adolescent residential patients with conduct and personality disorders. International Journal Of Behavioral Consultation And Therapy, 7(1), 33-40. REFERENCE