Accepting a client without judging them is called this.
What is positive regard?
Food and water are part of these basic needs.
What are physiological needs?
This therapy focuses on changing thoughts and behaviors
What is CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
The therapist listens carefully to the client. This is called this skill.
What is active listening
This approach does not stick to just one type of therapy.
What is an eclectic approach
This psychologist created person-centered therapy.
Who is Carl Rogers?
Feeling safe and secure is part of this level.
What are safety needs?
This therapy focuses on talking about feelings and experience
What is talk therapy
The client should be open and share honestly. This is called this.
What is disclosure
Mixing different therapy styles together is called this.
What is integrative therapy
This means being real and honest as a therapist.
What is genuineness?
Friends and relationships are part of this level.
What are loving and belonging needs
This therapy looks at past experiences and the unconscious.
what is psychodynamic therapy
The therapist lets the client lead the conversation instead of directing it.
What is non-directive therapy
Choosing what works best for the client is called this.
What is a best-fit strategy
Understanding how a client feels is called this.
What is empathy?
Feeling good about yourself fits this level.
What is self-esteem
This type of therapy often includes practicing new behaviors during sessions or as homework.
What is behavioral therapy
Keeping client information private is called this.
What is confidentiality
This approach focuses on using what works best instead of following just one therapy style.
what is an intergrative approach
This means reaching your full potential.
What is self-actualization
The highest level is reaching your full potential.
what is self actualization
This word describes how well a therapy works.
What is effectiveness?
Working together toward goals is called this.
What is therapeutic alliance
This type of therapist may use CBT in one session and another method in the next.
What is an eclectic therapist