Foundational
Presuppositions
Mental Health
Sources of People's Problems
Goals of Therapy
Techniques of Change
100

Personality is viewed as a holistic, creative, responsible, & teleological integration of the self- perceived and actual style of life for the individual

What is Adlerian Psychotherapy?

100

This core condition exist when perceptions of self are harmonious with experiences and relationships

What is congruence?

100

Mental illness ( depressing, anxietying, phobicking) are purposeful pathological behaviors to accomplish the goals of restraining anger; getting help; and avoiding things we don't want to face.

What is mental illness according to Choice/Reality Therapy? Glasser

100

This therapy helps client fulfill basic psychological needs, the need to love and be loved, and the need to feel worthwhile to ourselves and others

What is the goal of reality therapy?

100

This technique works towards the resolution of unfinished business

What is the empty chair or chair work

200

This theory posits that emotions and behaviors are products of our perceptions of situations, and that survival and reproduction are our motivating goals

What is cognitive Behavioral Therapy?

200

According to ______ , mental wellness includes being free from unhealthy contact disturbances, having permeable boundaries, and a balance of polarities

What is Gestalt mental health?

200

According to CBT the sources of people problems stem from:

a.

b.

c.


Maladaptive beliefs

Faulty schemas

distort of ignore information that is inconsistent with negative schemas

environmental pressures related to maladaptive thinking

goals based on primal modes that are anti-social

cognitive distortions

inadequate view of self, world is dangerous, future is uncertain - leads to anxiety

200

List two therapy goals of CBT:

a. 

b.

What are Changing dysfunctional beliefs into more adaptive beliefs?

recognizing automatic thoughts, questioning the evidence and changing the cognition to more closely fit the data?

learning problem solving strategies?

removing systemic biases in thinking?

shifting mode of processing from primal to constructive and conscious control system

200

Here the counselor discriminate clients' feelings, hear accurately what messages they are sending, grasping the more subtle messages of clients, and return the deeper meanings they are attempting to communicate

What is reflection of feelings?

300

Philosophically grounded in the belief that the individual is an autonomous and sovereign self, formed by means of reaction to interactions with the environment, especially experiences with others

What is Person-Centered Therapy?

300

Non perfectionism, non-utopianism or Unconditional self-acceptance, other acceptance, & life-acceptance are of prime importance to mental wellness according to __________

What is REBT mental wellness?

300

Sources of people's problems result when ___________ and __________ - _________ tendencies become divorced from one another

What are actualizing and self-actualizing tendencies?

300

Clients are guided to freely make choices in the present, experience the "I-Am," and make suffering constructive

What are the goals of Existential Psychotherapy?

300

This techniques is a tool used to uncover the belief systems that influence our mood and behavior

What is the Downward Arrow?

400

An ecological basis of personality whereupon the individual is conceptualized holistically through the sum of all interacting thoughts, body, feelings, sensations, behaviors, and influences

What is Gestalt Therapy?

400

For Adlerians, mental health means being "High in ___ ____," and having an "Integrated ____ of _____."

What is "High in Social Interest," and "Integrated Style of Life?"

400

Psychological dysfunction is merely an expression of how one choses to live one's life; albeit without responsibility, control, autonomy, meaning, lack of awareness and lying to oneself

What are sources of people's problems according to Existential Psychotherapy?

400

This therapy offer a corrective emotional experience, identify and work through resistance, facilitate awareness and acceptance of all of one's experiences

What is the goals of person-Centered therapy?

400

This technique allows for a contemplative moment between the counselor and client, and give the client the opportunity to take charge of the session, modeling the responsibility and authenticity they need to take control of their life

What is Silence?

500

This theory is concerned with the subjective, or personal, aspects of  individual existence

What is Existential Psychotherapy?

500

Existential Wellness is: 

a. ________

b. ________

c. ________

d. ________

What is:

a. facing the anxieties pf life

b. embracing the human conditions of aloneness

c. reveling in the freedom to choose

d. taking full responsibility for choices

e. choosing new meanings for our lives in stead of arresting feelings of meaninglessness

f. handling ultimate concerns with healthy defense mechanisms

g. courage to transcend

500

Sources of people's problems from a Gestalt perspective are:

a.

b.

c.

unfinished business

contact disturbances - introjection confluence, retroflection

avoiding contact so needs go unmet

Disrupted Personality Functioning - inability to form clear figures of interest

not having support as a child

separation of body mind spirit

interruptions in self awareness

impasse

phobic layer - fear of real selves, pain of facing dissatisfaction with self

anxiety from living in the future, faulty breathing

500

This therapy offers clients opportunities for reconstruction of their goals; facilitate development of skills in tasks of life; and opportunities to witness and recognize that "feelings of inferiority" are normal

What are the goals of Adlerian therapy?

500

This technique is used to reframe a problem.

What is Paradoxical Intervention?