Key Terms 1
Process of finding a sense of connection with the client. Usually done in first few counseling sessions.
What is Rapport?
5 years
This is something often influenced by the degree to which an ethnic group conforms to the values of the dominant culture, a process referred to as acculturation.
What is acculturation?
TRUE OR FALSE:
Asking a client directly about suicide will make them more likely to commit suicide
FALSE
This serves as a standard reference for diagnosing mental health conditions
DSM-5
This is developing and maintaining healthy, supportive relationships with others.
What is Social Wellness?
This is a set of principles that guide the behavior of professional counselors in the United States. It is designed to protect the public interest and to ensure that counselors provide high-quality services.
What is The ACA Code of Ethics?
A state of emotional exhaustion, cynicism, toward clients, and feelings of reduced effectiveness as a result of experiencing long-term emotional and interpersonal stressors on the job
What is Burnout?
This is a written document that
outlines the client’s goals for counseling and
the specific strategies the counselor will use
to help achieve them
What is a treatment plan?
The major Jess is getting her degree in
Counselor Education & Supervision
The screening, remediation,
and dismissal of students poorly fit for the counseling profession.
What is Gatekeeping?
Having power, access, advantage, and holding a majority status
This is a a systematic process which assists persons with physical, mental, developmental,
cognitive, and emotional disabilities to achieve their personal, career, and independent
living goals in the most integrated setting possible
What is rehabilitation counseling?
Name 5 specialty areas of counseling
• School Counseling
• College Counseling
• Career Counseling
• Mental Health Counseling
• Couples and Family Counseling
• Rehabilitation Counseling
• Addictions and Offender Counseling
• Military Counseling
• Gerontological Counseling
What is the IPSE program that Jess works for on campus called?
*Bonus points if you can tell me what the acronym means*
CarolinaLife
L: Learning
I: Is
F: For
E: Everyone
This takes place when a client unconsciously projects, shifts, or redirects emotions from past experiences onto counselor and the therapeutic relationship
What is transference?
These are the 4 layers of competence
*Hint: think of the MSJCC's
Counselor self awareness
Client Worldview
Counseling Relationship
Counseling & Advocacy Interventions
These refer to descriptions of processes by which individuals make meaning of multiple cultural identities described in the personal identity model, including race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and spirituality.
What is Cultural identity development models?
What are the 3 stages of the helping relationship?
*Hint: Chapter 5*
Exploration
Awareness
Action
The restatement of a message's content to clarify or to focus the client's attention is
This is paraphrasing
Father of person centered therapy
Carl Rogers
What does the acronym PIMP stand for?
P: Plan
I: Intent
M: Means
P: Prior attempt
Minimum wage in SC has been the same since this year
2008
What are the 6 groups of disabilities?
Hearing disability
Visual disability
Cognitive disability
Ambulatory disability
Self- Care disability
Independent living disability
Jess said this at the beginning of class
There no _______ in ________ and no _______ in _________.
(Hint: about your growth in the course)
There's no growth in comfort and no comfort in growth.