Family Systems
One of the first developers of family systems theory. Created a framework that consists of 8 components that include: triangles, birth order.
Who is Bowen?
This term refers to how a clinician address multiple issues with a client.
What is integrated or co-occurring treatment?
Healthy outcomes (and lives) are directly related to people’s connections to helpful, supportive systems, across a lifetime.
What is the First Practice Principal?
According to BB, these 3 elements are needed for a client to feel hope.
What is ability to create GOALS, have AGENCY, and PATHWAYS to meet their goals.
This pair of terms is used to identify areas of concern when gathering client data.
What is Issues and Strengths?
What are family survival roles?
This term is the most effective treatment modality for the most populations.
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
These 3 elements operate under the heading of "First Practice Principal."
What are: Client Engagement, Fostering Hope, and Social Support = Resiliency?
These 4 things are necessary for empathy.
What are: perspective-taking, staying out of judgment, identifying the feeling the other person is feeling, and sharing that feeling.
___________ are not used to diagnose, but rather to identify whether or not something might be an issue of concern.
What are Screenings?
This tool is used to draw a "family map". It is best to use it on the first visit.
What is a genogram?
These groups involve high levels of social supports, "meetings" and lots of bad coffee.
What are AA/12-Step Groups?
This principal states "Motivation Matters".
What is Principal D of the First Practice Principals?
This is Brene Brown's Enneagram Type.
What is Type 1?
These substance stimulate the CNS, increase extra-sensory experiences, and -- as a side effect -- can impair the body's ability to regulate temperature.
What are psychadelics?
This terms refers to the person who is blamed for all of the family's problems.
What is "scapegoat"?
This term describes how you approach a client "where they're at."
What is Stages of Change?
____________ is important to "check at the door" when working with clients.
What is Professional Privilege?
True or False: Brene Brown is a recovering alcoholic?
What is True?
In order to do good clinical work, we have to get our clients to first do these two things.
What are "like us" and "trust us?"
This is a term for how families maintain stability despite having chronic stress.
What is homeostasis?
This term refers to what approaches a clinician uses when engaging clients; it depends on where the client is at.
What is "Stages of Treatment?"
This principal states "Clients are People, Too!"
Shame, a subject that Brene Brown studies, is strongly linked to alcohol and other drug abuse?
What is true?
This term, and part of the complete assessment process, includes assessing a client's affect, behavior, cognitions, sleep, appetite, etc.
What is the Mental Status Exam?