Individual Counseling
This type of counseling focuses on one-on-one interaction.
What is individual counseling?
This term describes a group where members share a common issue, like addiction or grief.
What is a support group?
This approach focuses on unconscious drives and past experiences.
What is psychoanalysis?
Counselors often use this to help clients track moods and thoughts.
What is a journal?
Counselors must keep client information private, except in danger or legal cases.
What is confidentiality?
The first stage of the counseling process typically focuses on this.
What is building rapport?
Group counseling often provides this, which helps members realize they are not alone.
What is universality?
Developed by Aaron Beck, this approach works to change negative thought patterns.
What is cognitive therapy?
Asking open-ended questions is an example of this counseling technique.
What is active listening?
This refers to the professional space between counselor and client.
What are boundaries?
This approach encourages clients to explore meaning and purpose in their lives.
What is existential therapy?
This therapist is known for developing psychodrama group therapy.
Who is Jacob Moreno?
This approach sees behavior as learned and focuses on reinforcement.
What is behavioral therapy?
This technique helps clients confront and change irrational beliefs.
What is cognitive restructuring?
Clients must give this before beginning counseling.
What is informed consent?
This method uses the client’s strengths and resources to find solutions.
What is solution-focused brief therapy?
This is the ideal number of members for a typical counseling group.
What is 6–12?
The ABC model is used in this theory.
What is Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)?
In group work, this tool helps clients role-play situations.
What is psychodrama?
A dual relationship may create this ethical challenge.
What is a conflict of interest?
This individual therapy style uses reflection and unconditional positive regard.
What is person-centered therapy?
In group therapy, this phase involves members becoming more open and cohesive.
What is the working phase?
This humanistic approach emphasizes self-actualization.
What is Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?
This technique uses visualization to manage anxiety.
What is guided imagery?
Ethical codes for counselors are often developed by this organization.
What is the American Counseling Association (ACA)?