Roles
Highly-skilled professionals who provide flexible, consumer-oriented therapy. They combine traditional psychotherapy with a practical, problem-solving approach that creates a dynamic and efficient path for change and problem resolution.
What is a Counselor?
Perhaps the most recognizable model for consultation, where the first stage focuses on problem identification.
What is Dougherty's four-stage model?
Consultee- or client-centered case perspectives are both examples of this.
Counselors in this role listen, access, and mediate conversations between individuals struggling in their marriage to improve their well-being and relationship.
What is a Marriage & Family Therapist?
Assess stressors and strengths, develop an understanding of the etiology or cause of the concern, and generate interventions and preventions to fit the need of the client.
What is the Counselor's role?
During this stage of Dougherty's four-stage model, the focus is on implementing or selecting a course of action.
What is the Third Stage?
This model is at the heart of the collaboration between physicians and mental health professionals.
What is the Biomedical Model?
These duties describe what specialty area: conduct child custody evaluations, provide expert witness testimonies, and conduct evaluations of competency.
What is Forensic Counseling?
A form of indirect intervention utilized to help support the services counselors provide to clients, such as working with another counselor who specializes in an area you do not.
What is Consultation?
Individual, triadic, and group are all types of this.
What is Supervision?
This model is the foundation for community-based behavioral systems consultation.
What is Maher's Model?
Through this specialty area, the therapist can help children explore emotions and deal with unresolved trauma, learn new coping mechanisms, and how to redirect inappropriate behaviors.
What is Play Therapy?
The act of intervention provided by a senior member to a junior member of the counseling profession.
What is Supervision?
In this method of supervision, the supervisee may wear a bug in the ear, or be monitored through a two-way mirror.
What is Live Supervision?
From this perspective, community consultation uses behavioral principles and perspectives to analyze and modify interactions among various parts of the system that exist within a larger community system.
What is Behavioral Systems Consultation Model?
A counselor in this specialty area would have to determine a client's willingness to change.
Working with other healthcare professionals to provide complete, well-rounded care to bridge the gap between physical and mental health.
What is Integrated Behavioral Healthcare?
What is the severely mentally ill?
Hamberger, Ovide, and Weiner (1999) identified these four areas of difference in regard to what: (a) emphasis on different theories, (b) ways of learning information, (c) methods of approaching problems, and (d) professional expectations for collaboration and consultation.
What are the differences between physicians and mental health professionals?
In this specialty area, the counselor's role is to help people identify their thoughts and behaviors, specifically regarding their relationships, surroundings, and life, so that they can influence those thoughts and behaviors for the better.
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?