BOUNDARIES 1
A boundary crossing becomes a violation when it is _________.
What is harmful?
The therapist grabbing a client's hand after they have the knowledge that their client was a victim of abuse
What is a boundary violation?
A sitiuation that combines the therapeutic relationship with a secondary relationship that extends beyond the massage practitioner/client relationship.
What is a dual relationship?
Another name for percussion
What is tapotement?
The rate of movement for manual vibration
What is 5-10 per second?
Boundaries are rigid. T/F
What is false?
Communication barriers consist of all of the following except_________________.
a)redundancy
b)proactivity
c)negative predictions
d) power differential
What is d) power differential?
This is the riskiest type of dual relationship in a helping relationship?
What is dating a client?
A push-pull and release movement applied to the clients body on either side in a side to side or up and down direction.
What is rocking?
The lightest move superficial of the precussion techniques
What is tapping?
These are personal comfort zones that help an individual maintain a sense of comfort and safety.
What are boundaries?
A practitioner should take this action to encourage clients to pay attention to their boundaries and articulate their experiences.
What is establish an atmosphere of choice?
The biggest concern for a dual relationship
What is the potential for harm?
This technique often employed by practitioner to help break up lung congestion.
What is cupping?
The rate of movement for mechanical vibration
What is 10-100 per second?
What should the practitioner do if the client expresses a physical attraction to them?
What is clearly state their duty to uphold professional boundaries?
Hurting a client by using too much pressure is an example
What is a boundary crossing?
When a practitioner and a client barter, this kind of relationship develops.
What is dual relationship?
Joint movements are used extensively in all soft tissue modalities EXCEPT _______________________
a)PNF stretching
b)MET
c)positional release
d)PET
What is PET?
Give an example of inert tissue
What is ligament?
When a practitioner encounters a client in a social setting, the practitioner should ________________.
What is wait for the client to engage first?
In a professional massage setting, boundary maintence ALWAYS is the responsibility of whom?
Who is the therapist?
When one set of roles completely ends before a different set of roles begins
What is sequential relationships?
A springy, rather painless limitation that a practitioner feels in the last few inches of the ROM owing to the soft tissue approaching the extent of its possible stretch.
What is a soft end feel?
It is important that the movement in percussion is made from where?
What is wrist joints?
Boundaries protect what in a relationship?
What is the integrity of each person?
Responses that develop unconsciously to help shield people from emotionally painful experiences.
What are defense mechanisms?
In a helping relationship, the burden of establishing and maintaining good therapeutic relationship boundaries falls on this person.
What is the practitioner?
Sustained percussion should not be performed here.
What is over the kidneys?
Flexion of the knee WITHOUT restriction is this type of end feel
What is springy end feel?
When a client shares with their practitioner how they are feeling about a particular presidential candidate, the client expects the practitioner to respect their __________________.
What are intellectual boundaries?
The function of boundaries
What is to provide protection?
The concern for dual relationships used to be limited to worrying that they might what?
What is cloud the practitioners judgement?
Barriers that limit movement because of the physical structure of the joint.
What is anatomical?
When moving a client through their ROM, this barrier is the first barrier met.
What is a resistive barrier?
A practitioner tells clients about their personal problems and usually runs over time by about 20 minutes in each session. This practitioner has what kind of boundaries?
What are overly permeable boundaries?
This boundary involves a persons emotional and mental state that are not expressed verbally or physically
What are energetic boudaries?
It is unethical to charge different fees to different populations for the same service. T/F
What is true?
End feel that results in bone on bone contact
What is hard end feel?
Percussion movements should NEVER be applied to these 3 areas of the body.
What are
a)directly over the spine
b)on muscles that are abnormally contracted
c)over any sensitive areas such as the kidneys or other endangerment sites
The most appropriate reason for a practitioner to self disclose peronal information to a client during a session.
What is to help the client?
The most appropriate signal that a clients boundaries have been crossed.
What is a clients communication style changes?
A competent and professional practitioner must be able to do this.
What is communicate effectively with clients?
The heaviest and deepest form of percussion and is done over thicker denser and fleshier areas of the body.
What is beating?
An oscillating movements that allow the cient to release, and at the same time indicate to the practitioner where the client could be storing tension in the body.
What is shaking?