Psychodynamic
Thought to be the original theorist in this group of theories.
What is Sigmund Freud?
Warmth, Empathy and Unconditional Positive Regard.
What is Humanistic Counseling?
"Mother of Family therapy"
Who is Virginia Satir?
Catastrophizing is an example of this:
What are cognitive distortions?
Theory that Deals with Power and Equality.
What is feminist?
Involves Challenging Mistaken goals
What is Adlerian?
This theorist is a holocaust survivor.
What is Viktor Frankl?
Attention, Power, Revenge, inadequacy.
What are the mistaken goals of misbehavior?
Creator of CBT
Who is Aaron Beck?
This theory involves "Re-authoring".
What is Narrative Therapy?
Psychological Types
What is Individual Psychology?
Empty chair technique.
What is Gestalt Therapy?
This dysfunctional family role involves being the person who is the outlier—the one who is different. The one who calls out the family and who is casted out.
What is "the black sheep/Scapegoat?"
Model used to depict the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and actions.
What is the Cognitive triangle?
This theory involves asking a "miracle question".
What is Solution Focused Brief Therapy?
This concept involves an Iceberg as a metaphor.
What is the Id, Ego, and Super Ego?
This is believed to be what a person is trying to reach in this theory, it involves morality creativity, problem solving, and becoming what you want become.
What is Self-Actualization?
Putting each family member place family members in a pictorial representation of how they see the relationships and dynamics of the family.
What is Family Sculpting?
I view a situation in an all or nothing way. There can only be 2 extremes.
What is "All or nothing"/Dichotomous Thinking?
Involves mindfulness, meditation and non-judgement of thoughts.
What is mindfulness based cognitive therapy?
Early childhood Stage of psychosexual development.
What is the phallic stage?
This can be discover in three ways: Doing a deed, Experiencing a value, or suffering.
What is meaning?
This child is known as the quiet one or the dreamer in a family. They are usually the invisible one and stays out the way of the family and problems.
What is a "the lost child?"
What is psychoeducation?
Marsha Linehan created this theory for those who have issues with emotional regulation.
What is dialectical behavior therapy?