Focusing
True or False: Clients are influenced by multiple factors, so our first assumptions about the origin of a problem may be wrong.
True
True or False: Harsh confrontation typically leads to clients staying in therapy and holding positive attitudes toward therapy.
False
These skills help with which question: how much control we have in life, how to wake up on time, or whether medication could help?
How much control we have in life
Known as the father of psychoanalysis.
Sigmund Freud
The organization behind psychologist ethics codes.
American Psychological Association
Reflection of meaning is based on ___ direction whereas interpretation/reframing is based on ___ direction.
client; therapist
Fritz Perls coined the term ___ to describe the opposite of intentionality and creativity.
self-actualization or annoyance or stuckness
stuckness
The ultimate goal of focusing is to help counselor's understand their clients and...why they haven't started therapy sooner or the system affecting them or their five main concerns
the system affecting them
Developed person-centered (client-centered) therapy.
Carl Rogers
The largest professional organization for social workers, including MSWs.
NASW (National Association of Social Workers)
Reflection of meaning, interpretation, and reframing can be important skills for dealing with which of the following questions in therapy? Whether psychiatric medications could be helpful or How much control we have in life or How to wake up on time
How much control we have in life
Which is NOT associated with stuckness: ability to achieve goals, lack of motivation, or immobility?
Ability to achieve goals
Listening for incongruency, discrepancies, ambivalence, or mixed messages is a crucial step of...
empathic confrontation or reflection of feeling
empathic confrontation
Known as the father of cognitive therapy, the basis of CBT.
Aaron Beck
The group that develops the social work licensing exams (LMSW, LCSW).
ASWB (Association of Social Work Boards)
Listening for incongruency, discrepancies, ambivalence, or mixed messages is a crucial step of...interpretation, empathic confrontation or reflection of feeling
reflection of feeling
Listening for incongruity, discrepancies, ambivalence, or mixed messages is a crucial step of this skill.
Empathic confrontation
Using a question like, "What comes up for you as I ask that question?" is an example of focusing on... the therapeutic alliance or the here and now or confrontation
the here and now
Developed Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT).
Albert Ellis
The board that awards the NCC credential and runs the National Counselor Exam (NCE).
NBCC (National Board for Certified Counselors)
A free-form visual activity where clients place themselves at the center and map their community of origin.
Community genogram
Which of the following would not be associated with the idea of "stuckness?" Ability to achieve goals or Immobility or Lack of motivation
Ability to achieve goals
Reflection of meaning is ___-directed, whereas interpretation/reframing is ___-directed.
Client; therapist
Known as the "mother of art therapy" in the United States.
Margaret Naumburg
The board that awards art therapists the ATR-BC credential.
ATCB (Art Therapy Credentials Board)