Interventions
Gestalt therapy is known for the ___ chair and ___ chair techniques.
What are the empty and two-chair techniques?
Counselor's in CBT act as this in CBT.
What is an educator?
This approach was initially designed as a brief intervention for problem drinking.
What is Motivational Interviewing or MI?
Thought record is an essential intervention in this type of therapy.
What is CBT?
Psychoanalytic theory views personality as consisting of these three systems: the id, ego, and this.
In PCT, repeating what the clients is saying is called this.
What is parroting?
Counselors in Psychoanalytic theory often interpret their client's dreams and are viewed as this.
What is an expert?
This type of therapy is known for externalizing the problem from the client and creating a new label for the problem.
Feminist therapists may assign this intervention to clients so they learn about famous historical figures related to their presenting concern.
What is bibliotherapy?
Choice theory believes we are born with five genetically encoded needs, including: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom, and this.
What is fun?
What is the miracle question?
In this type of therapy, the counselor will often write letters to their client.
What is Narrative therapy?
Self-disclosure is most commonly used in this type of therapy.
What is Feminist?
Using this technique in Existential therapy can help the counselor understand what brings meaning to their client's life.
What is the value card sort?
In this theory, central importance is given to the I/Thou relationship and the quality of the therapist's presence.
What is Gestalt?
In looking at the client's cognitions in CBT, counselors assist the client in identifying this.
What are the client's cognitive distortions?
In Gestalt therapy, the goal of the therapist is to help the client create this.
What is self-awareness?
What is WDEP?
The definition of this intervention is "the awareness that emerges through having attention on purpose, in the present moment, and nojudgmentally, to the unfolding of experience by moment."
What is Mindfulness?
This theory is primarily focused on both individual change and social transformation.
What is Feminist Therapy?
Family therapists use this intervention to obtain familial history.
In Existential therapy, the counselor helps the client find this and encourages the client to take this.
What are meaning and responsibility?
Adlerian therapy looks at these two types of complexes.
What are the superiority and inferiority complexes?
Psychoanalytic therapy refers to this as its central technique.
What is Free Association?
This CBT therapist focused on self-instruction and stress inoculation training.
Who is Meichenbaum?