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A set of rules that govern particular activities in society
What is law?
This term refers to any group of people who identify with one another on the basis of a common purpose, need, or similarity of background.
What is culture?
The process of making clients aware of the risks, benefits, structure, and format of the counseling relationship. This begins during the first session and may be re-visited as needed throughout the relationship.
What is informed consent?
An approach to medicine and mental health that focuses on the multiple, interrelated ways biology, psychology, and social/cultural factors are conducive or detrimental to health and well-being
What is the biopsychosocial model?
This type of group stresses growth through knowledge and was originally developed for use in schools.
What is a psychoeducational group?
This principle allows an individual the freedom of choice and action.
What is autonomy?
This type of counseling refers to “multiple perspectives or multiple cultural viewpoints within the counseling relationship in which none are dominant or considered more ’normal’ than others”
What is multicultural counseling?
This challenge is different from reluctance and may be shown through noncompliance, avoidance, and/or ambivalence.
What is resistance?
This neurotransmitter is associated with pleasure and has been linked to chemical dependency.
What is dopamine?
This term refers to a two-way process where potential group members are reviewed for their appropriateness for a certain group at a particular time with a designated leader.
What is screening?
A professional’s promise not to disclose information revealed within the counselor–client relationship, except under specific, mutually understood conditions.
What is confidentiality?
This perspective emphasizes the universal qualities of counseling that are culturally generalizable.
What is the etic perspective?
In this stage of change the client has taken small steps toward change, indicating potential commitment.
What is Preparation?
This term is distinct from religion and refers to a capacity and tendency that is innate and unique to all persons and moves the individual toward knowledge, love, meaning, peace, and hope, etc.
What is spirituality?
This counseling pioneer's field theory concepts in the 1930s and 1940s became the basis for the T-group movement in the United States.
Who is Kurt Lewin?
The ruling of this court case established that counselors need to take reasonable action to help protect potential victims from serious and foreseeable harm.
What is the Tarasoff case?
This construct is distinct from sexual attraction and sexual behavior; it includes both the affectional and sexual dimensions of self that are evidenced by thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
What is sexual identity?
This is the last phase of counseling and refers to the decision made by the client, counselor, or both parties to stop counseling.
What is termination?
This practice involves paying attention to the here and now in a non-judgmental manner.
What is mindfulness?
In this stage of group work members initiate conversations/actions that are safe; interactions are superficial.
What is the forming stage?
The U.S. Supreme Court set a precedent for protecting confidential communications - termed privileged communications - by ruling that the confidences shared between a social worker and her client were privileged and not subject to disclosure.
What case is associated with the establishment of privileged communications?
What is Jaffee v. Redmond
This term has ramifications when considering all types of diversity.
It refers to a benefit or advantage given to a person by reason of social position and it is often unrecognized by the people who have it.
What is privilege?
This provides a way for a counselor to link the client’s presenting problems to a treatment plan.
What is case conceptualization?
This term refers to a way of life oriented toward optimal health and well-being in which body, mind, and spirit are integrated by the individual.
What is wellness?
In this mentality stereotypical, defensive, and stale thought processes become the norm while creativity and problem solving are squelched.
What is groupthink?