Interventions Models (part 1)
What historical event influenced the development of the Crisis Intervention Model?
Coconut Grove Fire
This type of therapy focuses on changing unhelpful thoughts to improve emotions and behavior.
What is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)?
What is a genogram used to assess?
Family dynamics and intergenerational patterns
What is an ecomap used for?
What is client's relationship with their environment?
2 example of a protective factor.
What is a strong support system or religious beliefs?
(will take other options as well)
Client’s own reasons for change
What is 'change talk' in MI?
What does TIC shift the question from and to?
From 'What’s wrong with you?' to 'What happened to you?'
Name one mind-body technique.
Yoga, Tai Chi, Meditation
This is one technique used to support clients during the end of services, like a celebration or goodbye letter.
What is a termination ritual?
Name two warning signs that someone may be at risk for suicide.
What is talking about death, withdrawing from others, giving away possessions, sudden mood shifts, or expressing hopelessness?
What does CBT help clients identify and change?
Negative or distorted thinking patterns
A main reason that makes MI distinct from directive therapy.
Focuses on evoking motivation rather than giving advice
Purpose of grounding exercises.
What is to regulate the nervous system and promote safety?
Name one emotional reaction clients may have during the termination phase.
What is anger, denial, avoidance, or reporting recurrence of old problems?
One major indicator that a client may pose a homicidal risk
What is identifying a specific target
List the three parts of the CBT triangle.
What is thoughts, feelings, behaviors?
What is one common tool used in trauma assessments?
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
What’s one reason Mind Body Interventions are relevant to social work?
They support trauma recovery and self-regulation
This concept refers to when a social worker’s own unresolved issues affect the therapeutic relationship.
What is countertransference?
500 points if you tell us a story of your own countertransference experience. (has to be your own feelings)
List one risk factor for suicide.
What is history of trauma, substance use, family history? (will take other answers if correct)
In crisis intervention, this is the first step a social worker takes when responding to a client in acute distress.
What is ensuring safety?
Meaning of OARS.
What is open-ended questions, Affirmations, Reflective listening, and Summarizing?
In trauma-informed care, this principle emphasizes restoring client control and ensuring their voice is central in treatment.
What is empowerment?
This feeling, often experienced by social workers at the end of treatment, can lead to avoiding the termination process.
What is guilt?
This is the term for a legal duty to notify a potential victim or authorities when a client poses a credible threat.
What is duty to warn?