Assessment
The PHQ 9, GAD 7 and SDQ are examples of these
What are assessment tools?
This establishes clear, measurable objectives that align with the client's needs and desired outcomes.
What is the treatment plan?
True or False: Start and stop times for sessions should be precise, to the minute.
What is true?
This is the term for the ethical obligation to protect client information and unauthorized disclosure
What is confidentiality?
In which decade was CBT developed?
What is the 1960's?
The primary purpose of an initial assessment
What is gather comprehensive information about the client's history, current issues and goals?
Caring, smart, hardworking, creative are examples of this part of a treatment plan
What is the Strengths section?
This includes statement of location and mode of communication, statement of therapy, outcome, and plan.
What is a progress note?
This is considered a fundamental ethical principle in therapy because it ensures that clients are fully aware of and agree to the treatment process
What is informed consent?
Who first proposed the hierarchy of needs that includes mental well-being?
Who is Abraham Maslow?
The number of areas CARF looks for in the interpretive summary
What is 9?
Why is it important to involve the client in setting treatment goals?
What is to ensure the goals are meaningful and aligned with the client's needs and values?
What is it important to maintain continuity in progress notes?
What is to ensure a clear and comprehensive record of the client's treatment journey?
The term for the ethical principle that requires therapists to maintain appropriate boundaries with clients
What are professional boundaries?
Mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness are components of this therapy
What is Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Demographics, Mental Status, Presenting Problem, Clinical Judgement, Brief family and social history, treatment history, Medications, Rationale of Diagnosis, Recommendations
What are areas in the interpretive summary?
A specific therapeutic activity or technique used to achieve treatment goals
What is an intervention?
How can a therapist ensure their progress notes are both comprehensive and concise?
What is by using a standardized template, focusing on key themes and interventions and avoiding unnecessary details
This ethical principle requires therapists to act in the best interest of their clients and avoid harm
What is Beneficence?
The reason the therapist went to the Caribbean
What is to study the effects of relaxation on the mind?
True or False: You should put specifics like a provider's name and time frames in your recommendations.
What is false?
This helps in understanding the client's presenting problem, underlying issues and contextual factors, guiding the selection of appropriate interventions and goals.
What is case conceptualization?
What is having a scheduled, dedicated time for documentation?
This is the term for the ethical dilemma where a therapist must balance confidentiality with the duty to warn others of potential harm
What is the Tarasoff decision?
The concept of therapy dates back to this ancient civilization where philosophers like Socrates and Plato discussed the importance of self-reflection and personal growth
What is Ancient Greece?