Role of Professional Consultation
"___________is described as a vehicle for problem solving. It is triadic in nature, involving a consultant, a consultee, and a client(s). The consultant and consultee work together to identify areas of concern and work to support counselor services provided to the client(s)" (Sheperis, 2014)
Consultation
T or F- "according to the CACREP 2009 standards, supervision is defined as “a tutorial and mentoring form of instruction in which a supervisor monitors the student’s activities in practicum and internship, and facilitates the associated learning and skill development experiences" (Sheperis, 2014)
True
"Consultation with mental health providers frequently occurs from either a _________ - or _______-centered case perspective." (Sheperis, 2014)
Consultee, Client
"These counseling techniques are aimed at encouraging the client to fully acknowledge the pain of the loss; by providing this experience, the stage is set for a consideration of how to use the intensity of love for the deceased to carry out actions that the deceased would wish for the client." (Sheperis, 2014)
Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
T or F "Clinical mental health counselors work in a variety of settings, and their opportunities for employment have expanded significantly since the passage of the Community Mental Health Act of 1963 Before this act, they were restricted to school and career counseling settings. Currently, clinical mental health counselors work in diverse community settings designed to provide a wide range of wellness activities, including rehabilitation, support services, and counseling" (Sheperis, 2014)
T
T
T or F "with the consultation process, the consultant will exit the situation once the purpose of the consultation is resolved. However, supervision is a longer-term, hierarchical relationship between a supervisor and supervisee that provides developmental support for the clinical mental health counselor." (Sheperis, 2014)
T
"___________ supervision refers to those supervisory activities which increase the efficiency of the delivery of counseling services: whereas, _______ supervision includes the supportive and educative activities of the supervisor designed to improve the application of counseling theory and technique directly to clients" (Sheperis, 2014)
Administrative, Clinical
Dougherty’s (2015) four-stage model for consultation includes?
"In the first stage, entry, problem identification is the focus.
In the second stage, diagnosis, problem exploration is the focus.
The third stage, intervention
During the fourth and final stage, disengagement"(Sheperis, 2014)
"Another example of a specialized approach is the emerging specialization in the area of trauma counseling involving the use of _______________________(EMDR), which involves very specific treatment protocols and techniques to be used, and experienced professional judgment" (Sheperis, 2014)
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
"Clinical mental health counselors in ________ practice typically work in an individual or group practice and specialize in a distinct area of mental health treatment. They work with clients at developmental levels throughout the spectrum (from children to the elderly) and tend to use a wellness-based approach to treat their clients."(Sheperis, 2014)
Private
"The distinction between collaboration and consultation is that _______ involves direct service to clients, whereas ________ does not." (Sheperis, 2014)
Collaboration, consultation
Supervision involves several important processes: name 5 of the listed 7 in our text
"informed consent, supervision agreements, fair evaluation, supervisor competence, confidentiality and limits to confidentiality, ways to maintain accountability and responsibility, and vicarious liability concerns" (Sheperis, 2014)
Describe consultee- centered case consultation.
"Consultee-centered case consultation occurs when the clinical mental health counselor seeks the services of a consultant to assist in strengthening an area of weakness. For example, a clinical mental health counselor may find that he or she has an influx of clients with a similar issue for which he or she does not have expertise. Rather than refer those clients to other service providers, the clinical mental health counselor may choose to work with a consultant who does have expertise in that area to build his or her own skills and assist with that clinical issue, while concurrently working with these clients."(Sheperis, 2014)
“________ helps children with social or emotional deficits learn to communicate better, change their behavior, develop problem-solving skills, and relate to others in positive ways. It is appropriate for children undergoing or witnessing stressful events in their lives, such as a serious illness or hospitalization, domestic violence, abuse, trauma, a family crisis, or an upsetting change in their environment.” (Psychology Today)
Play Therapy
"The need for clinical mental health counselors to provide services in hospitals and other health care facilities has _______ steadily and continues to grow as these facilities begin to understand the importance of wellness-based thinking to physical healing"(Sheperis, 2014)
Increased
"Caplan (1970) identified four areas of concern for which consultation can support clinical mental health counselors. Name the 4 areas mentioned in the book." (Sheperis, 2014)
"(a) lack of knowledge (b) lack of skill (c) lack of confidence and (d) lack of objectivity" (Sheperis, 2014)
"Preparation for supervision is important. It is not only the supervisor’s responsibility to come prepared with material, but also the __________ responsibility."
(Sheperis, 2014)
Supervisee’s
Describe client- centered case perspective consultation.
"With client-centered case consultation, the goal of the consultant is to assist with the treatment planning specific to the client. For example, a clinical mental health counselor works in a nonprofit domestic violence setting. In this setting, the counselor does not provide diagnoses." (Sheperis, 2014)
"_____________________ (CPT) was developed in the 1980’s. This evidence- based treatment approach is effective for clients who suffered traumatic experiences such as mental, emotional and physical abuse, natural disasters, combat and other grievances. The model is also effective when treating PTSD. The main focus of this therapy is to teach skills that alter unhelpful" (American Counseling Association, 2017)
Cognitive Processing Therapy Cognitions
"___________ treatment centers represent one of the fastest growing areas of employment opportunities for clinical mental health counselors" (Sheperis, 2014)
Substance Abuse
"Treatment teams were designed to provide a complete conceptualization of client issues, which allows for more comprehensive intervention. Treatment teams are utilized with clients who need more intensive services, such as those in partial psychiatric hospitalization programs, inpatient psychiatric programs, and day treatment programs." (Sheperis, 2014) Typically, treatment team members include: (name 5 potential people on a treatment team mentioned in our text)
a psychiatrist, a psychologist, social workers, counselors, and psychiatric nurses.
A typical supervision session agenda may focus on the following issues: list 5 of the 9 listed in our book.
"new clients, follow-up on current clients, available resources, administrative issues, evaluation, crisis, personal feelings and awareness, legal and ethical issues, and professional development" (Sheperis, 2014)
Name two other consultations mentioned in our reading that can occur in clinical supervision.
program-centered administrative consultation or consultee-centered administrative consultation
Name 3 other specialty areas for CMHC's:
users discretion
"Recently, there has been an increased need for clinical mental health counselors to take on a more active role with children in school systems. These professionals are typically referred to as ____________" (Sheperis, 2014)
School-Based Mental Health Counselors