This is a general term for an era in the late 1800s/early 1900s in which more attention was given to social change and reform.
What is The Progressive Era?
This Act was created in 1958 due in part to panic over the launch of the Russian satellite Sputnik, and was intended to fund vocational counseling services and get more students into math/science.
What is the National Defense Education Act (NDEA)?
Ancient Greeks were a little confused about the brain, and believed that instead *this organ* was the one responsible for thinking, emotions, and memory.
What is the heart?
This term refers to the provision of counseling services through the use of video-chatting technology.
What is "tele-health?"
If the field continues to move toward Evidence-Based Practice, counselors will be required to demonstrate that their interventions are based on *this.*
What is research evidence?
This was the year the Community Mental Health Centers Act was signed into law by President Kennedy.
What is 1963?
This modern Act (1996) was intended to improve health care providers' ability to securely share information, as well as protect the security of electronic health information.
What is HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)?
In class, we discussed these four fields that were major influences on modern counseling, which included medicine, vocational guidance, and ????
What are social work and/or psychology?
The predicted increase in the population of elderly persons in the US is due in part to *this* large generational group reaching retirement age.
Who are the Baby Boomers?
*This* represents one of the biggest ethical concerns related to providing counseling services via video-chat applications.
What is confidentiality/security?
This major professional organization for mental health professionals was founded in 1991.
What is the American Counseling Association (ACA)?
This Act was intended to shift the mental health treatment from large psychiatric hospitals and into community agencies instead.
What is the Community Mental Health Centers Act?
This ancient society developed vocational aptitude tests to determine if applicants for government jobs had the necessary knowledge.
What is China?
In *this* model, clients can access mental health and medical health services within the same agency.
What is Integrated Care?
As the US population becomes more diverse, counselors are encouraged to seek additional training in *this* area, to improve communication with clients.
What are languages?
This was the year that Clifford Beers published his book "The Mind that Found Itself," about his time in a mental hospital.
What is 1908?
This 1946 Act helped establish the National Institute of Mental Health.
What is The National Mental Health Act?
Medieval doctors often attributed mental illness to the imbalance of one or more bodily fluids, which included yellow bile, phlegm, blood, and [blank].
What is "black bile?"
Ideally, Evidence-Based Practice should include research evidence, client values/preferences, and *this.*
What is Clinical Expertise?
This term refers to the money saved when persons are able to access mental health services and medical services together in Integrated Care.
What is "cost offset?"
In 1981, this accrediting body for counselor training programs was established.
What is CACREP (Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs)?
This Act began in 1996, and was intended to ensure that mental health treatments were paid on an equal basis with medical treatments.
What is The Mental Health Parity Act?
Documents suggest that *this* ancient civilization used brain surgery to alleviate illness.
What is Egypt (or Tibet)?
The US Census Bureau predicts that as of *this* year, white persons will represent less than 50% of the population.
What is 2045?
The US Census Bureau predicts that by the year 2020, about *this* percentage of the population will be over the age of 65.
What is 20%?