potpurri
Diagnoses
Ethics, etc
Interventions
Miscellaneous
100

this an evidence based model originally developed to treat substance abuse. This intervention focuses on the clients willingness for change

What is Motivational Inteviewing?

100

This personality disorder describes a person who is generally passive in most relationships, lacks self-confidence, feels helpless and tolerates abusiveness from others...

What is dependent personality disorder?

100

The following is the MOST frequently identified form of unethical behavior that is reported by social workers?

What is a breach of confidentiality?

100
a specific type of cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy developed in the late 1980s by psychologist Marsha M. Linehan to help better treat borderline personality disorder.
What is DBT?
100

when two people have problems with one another and one person may bring in a third family member or individual who acts as an ally.

What is triangulation?

200

A category of psychiatric medications used to treat bipolar disorders

What are mood stabilizers?

200

This diagnosis is made if a person has a manic episode which lands them in the hospital

What is Bipolar I?

200

By what age does Sigmund Freud believed that personality solidifies?

age 3,    age 5,    age 10,    or   never

What is by age 5?

200
an eight-phase treatment which comprehensively identifies and addresses experiences that have overwhelmed the brain’s natural resilience or coping capacity, and have thereby generated traumatic symptoms and/or harmful coping strategies
What is EMDR?
200

A client seeks therapy for conflict with a roommate.  After several sessions the social worker finds out the roommate of the client is a personal friend of the social worker whom the friend often talks about.  What should the social worker do?

Refer patient to another therapist

300

A legal document created by a patient or client indicating their end of life wishes if they are no longer able to make their own decisions.

What is advance directives?

300

this disorder is characterized by deficits in social communication and interaction and repetitive patterns of behaviors or interests....

What is autism spectrum disorder?

300
Tarasoff vs. Regents at the University of California set this ethical principle.
What is duty to warn?
300

Your client, Morgan, comes to her session and informs you that her husband has just asked her for a divorce. Instead of answering your question about how she is feeling, Morgan begins to analyze everything that had gone wrong in the marriage. 

What type of defense mechanism is she using?

What is intellectualization?

300

The years of age in which the initial symptoms of schizophrenia MOST often occur between...

What is between late teens to early 30s

400

A court-ordered arrangement that appoints a person or organization to care for the personal needs of someone, like adequate food, clothing, shelter, and medical and dental care


What is conservatorship?

400

Sometimes part of a schizophrenia spectrum diagnosis, this symptom is characterized by possible mutism, stereotypical movements, stupor, or echolalia...

Who is catatonia?

400

what kind of violation is Posting information about your client on Facebook

What is a boundary violation?

400
a conjoint child and parent psychotherapy approach for children and adolescents who are experiencing significant emotional and behavioral difficulties related to traumatic life events
What is Trauma Focused CBT?
400

This drug category includes:

Ativan, Xanax, Klonopin, Valium, Restoril  

What are anxiolytics/benzodiazepines?

500

Thoughts and behaviors that are in conflict or dissonant with the needs and goals of the ego or in conflict with a persons ideal self-image

What is ego-dystonic?

500

A disorder in which there are experiences of unreality, detachment, or feeling outside of of one's body, thoughts, actions, or feelings

What is depersonalization/derealization disorder?

500

This legislation protects patients mental and physical health records

What is HIPPA?

500
focuses not on the past, but on what the client wants to achieve today. By making conscious all the ways the client is creating their ideal future and encouraging forward progress, clinicians point clients toward their goals rather than the problems that drove them to therapy
What is Solution Focused Therapy?
500

This disorder is characterized by irresponsibility, inability to feel guilt or remorse for actions that harm others, frequent conflicts with people and social institutions, the tendency to blame others and not learn from mistakes, low frustration tolerance...

What is antisocial personality disorder?