Constructivism
Narrative Therapy
Feminist Therapy
SFBT
Multicultural Counseling
100

Constructivist theories challenge the traditional view of reality. They have also been called __________ approaches.

post-modern

100

Do narrative therapists believe in externalizing or internalizing the problem?

Externalizing

100

True or False: Feminist Theory in counseling is only applicable to female clients

False, Feminist theory examines how gender roles and societal structures impact all individuals.

100

What is the technique asks clients to imagine a scenario where their problem is miraculously solved, helping them visualize their desired outcome and motivate change

The miracle question

100

True or False: Multicultural Counseling focuses solely on clients race and ethnicity.

False, multicultural counseling considers factors like race, ethnicity, immigration status, religion, socioeconomic background, and gender identity, among others.

200

True or False, Constructivists believe that a client constructs or invents the way they see the world.

True

200

How might a Narrative Therapist externalize the problem for a client with alcohol use disorder?

“Alcohol has been trying to wreck your life”, “How does alcohol impact your relationships?”, etc.

200

How does feminist theory of counseling promote social change and empowerment for clients in therapy?

Advocacy

200

Is an SFBT counselor focused on the past, present, or future?

Future

200

Cultural _____ involves the therapist's ability to understand and respect the diverse cultural backgrounds of their clients. 

Awareness

300

Name four common types of therapy that fall under the Constructivist theory.

SFBT, Narrative Therapy, Feminist Therapy and Multicultural Therapy

300

How do narrative therapists view themselves in relation to the client? (Expert, teacher, friend, consultant, etc.)

Consultant / Collaborator

300

Feminist helpers typically serve in a _______ role, strive to validate clients, and support the development of women within society.

(Teacher, Expert, Collaborative, Friend)

collaborative

300

_____ are components of a clients’ stories that do not fit the problem they are sharing.

Exceptions

300

Cultural _____ - taking occurs when the therapist “acquires practical knowledge concerning the scope and nature of the client’s cultural background, daily living experience, hopes, fears, and aspirations.”

role

400

Constructivist counselors tend to focus on ____-making and client empowerment

meaning

400

What do narrative therapists call the process of clients creating new, more empowering narratives?

Re-authoring

400

Goals of feminist therapy include deconstructing traditional ________ culture, encouraging and supporting independence, and giving women alternatives to the roles they play

patriarchal

400

The "paramount goal" in SFBT is to assist clients in finding their own unique __________.

Solutions

400

The need for multicultural counseling arose due to many traditional theories having a ___-centric bias.

euro

500

Who is the founder of Constructivist theory?

There is no single founder of constructivism

500

Name one person credited with creating Narrative Therapy.

Michael White, Cheryl White and David Epston

500

Name one of the three most common types of feminist therapy 

Radical, cultural or liberal

500

SFBT makes the assumption that change can be facilitated effectively and _______.

quickly

500

By acknowledging the impact of cultural factors on mental health, multicultural counseling can reduce the __________ of behaviors that are culturally normal, leading to more culturally sensitive and effective treatment.

pathologizing