Week 1
A state of emotion that involves a range of feelings from aggravation to rage
Anger
The nature if the relationship between the helper and the client.
Therapeutic Relationship
A realistic respect for or favorable impression of oneself.
Self-esteem
A coping mechanism used to reduce the symptoms of stress without addressing the problem.
Emotion-Based
Activity designed to awaken one or more of the 5 human senses.
Sensory Stimulation
Exhibition of deliberate actions directed towards other people or objects, with some intention to destroy or injure the target
Aggression
A behavioral training method that involves teaching clients when and how to refuse requests and how to make sure their rights are being respected while respecting the rights of others.
Assertiveness Training
A paradigm that can be used to explain behaviors.
Behaviorism
A type of reminiscence that is characterized by statements of autobiographical facts.
Narrative
This occurs when too many stimuli coexist in a situation and cause a negative reaction in a client.
Overstimulation
The development of the ability to distinguish right from wrong.
Moral Development
The personal skills needed for successful social communication and integration.
Social Skills
What is a behavioral strategy that an RT uses to alter or manage a client’s behavior that is used when a client might not be able to top master a skill is known as?
Shaping
A technique where the therapist accepts the presented behavior and does not attempt to impose reality on the client.
Validation
Primary treatment for individuals who have symptoms of disorientation to person, place and/or time.
Reality Orientation
Name the 2 types of violence?
Name the 4 styles of interpersonal behavior
When should you utilize Community Problem Solving?
When a client verbalizes concern about his or her ability to function in a real-life environment, exhibits difficulty identifying anticipated barriers, or does not adequately solve for barriers resulting in undesirable outcomes including safety concerns.
Mnemonic created to help children remember how to handle an anger-provoking situation.
Zipper Strategy
Group of interventions that are used to support or improve cognitive impairments as well as the changes that occur in everyday functioning as a result of these impairments.
Cognitive Rehablitation
Why is it important to have processing questions at the conclusion of the session?
•It gives patients the opportunity to give feedback on how they felt the group went.
•Helps patients understand they are not alone in the therapy process.
• Helps with understanding diagnosis, barriers, strengths
Re-states what they should have learned from session
Name 4 skills to practice in a social skills group
Name 4 appropriate task analysis groups to use for a problem solving group
Life review is directly related to which intervention/modality of treatment?
Reminiscence
Name 4 different internal memory strategies in behavioral rehabilitation