Name the Song
Counseling Theories
Spooky Movies
Name the Skill
Mixed Bag
100

If there's somethin' strange in your neighborhood
Who you gon' call?
If there's somethin' weird, and it don't look good

Ghostbusters!

100

This theorist developed person-centered therapy and emphasized empathy, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard.

Carl Rodgers

100

Three witch sisters are accidentally resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts, on Halloween night in this Disney movie.

Hocus Pocus

100

A counselor says, “It sounds like you've been feeling overwhelmed and alone while trying to manage everything.”

Reflection of Feeling

100

This famous fictional vampire resides in a castle in Transylvania This famous fictional vampire resides in a castle in Transylvania.

Dracula

200

It's close to midnight
And something evil's lurking in the dark
Under the moonlight
You see a sight that almost stops your heart

Thriller

200

This approach focuses on identifying and challenging automatic negative thoughts and cognitive distortions.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

200

In this 1988 film, a mischievous bio-exorcist can be summoned by saying his name three times.

Beetlejuice

200

A counselor asks, “What would you like to be different in your life six months from now?”

Open-Ended Question

200

This fictional town is home to the characters of Stranger Things.

Hawkins

300

Boys and girls of every age
Wouldn't you like to see something strange?
Come with us and you will see
This, our town of Halloween

This is Halloween

300

This therapeutic approach emphasizes freedom, responsibility, meaning-making, and confronting the four ultimate concerns of life.

Existential Therapy
300

This supernatural horror film follows paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren as they investigate terrifying events at a Rhode Island farmhouse.

The Conjuring

300

A counselor says, “Tell me what independence means to you.”

Probe

300

This 19th-century author wrote The Tell-Tale Heart and The Raven.

Edgar Allen Poe

400

You better stop the things you do
I tell you, I ain't lying
I ain't lying 

You know I can't stand it
You're running around
You know better, daddy
I can't stand it 'cause you put me down




I Put a Spell on You

400

Developed by William Glasser, this approach focuses on present choices, personal responsibility, and fulfilling basic human needs.

Reality Therapy

400

Based on a Stephen King novel, this psychological horror film follows a family staying at the isolated Overlook Hotel.

The Shining

400

A counselor says, “I notice that you smile whenever you talk about something painful. I'm wondering what that smile might mean for you.”

Acknowledgement of Nonverbals

Immediacy (Here-and-Now Processing)

400

This author wrote Frankenstein when she was just 18 years old, although the novel was published when she was 20.

Mary Shelley

500

Seven years of bad luck, the good thing is in your past

When you believe in things that you don't understand
Then you suffer
Superstition ain't the way

Superstition

500

Developed by Fritz and Laura Perls and Paul Goodman, this approach emphasizes present-moment awareness, contact, and experiments such as the empty-chair technique.

Gestalt Therapy
500

Clue: In this psychological thriller, a child psychologist works with a young boy who claims he can communicate with people who have died.

The Sixth Sense

500

A counselor says, “You've described your anxiety as a monster chasing you. What might happen if, rather than running from the monster, you turned around and asked what it was trying to tell you?”

Metaphor

500

Before pumpkins became popular, people in Ireland and Scotland traditionally carved these root vegetables into jack-o'-lanterns.

Turnips