Therapeutic Communication
How a message is actually sent is known as
What is transmission?
Implies racial discrimination, segregation, persecution, and domination
What is racism?
What is Western Medicine?
First component in the helping interview
What is orientation?
What is ethnocentrism?
Identifies with client, feels what client is feeling
What is empathy?
A medicine that may cause harm or dangerous effects.
What is folk medicine?
May cause dehydration, low blood pressure, nausea, and dizziness
What is hot yoga?
Restating in a professional manner what a client the said
What is paraphrasing?
This religion does not allow eating pork and requires kosher foods
What is Judaism?
Height, body structure, and skin color
What are inherited traits?
Belief that all people or things with a particular characteristic are the same
What is stereotyping?
This physician is licensed in 16 states in the USA
A responding skill that involves acknowledging a client's feelings
What is sharing observatons?
Strong belief in interventions by God
What is Hispanic and Latino Cultures?
Another form of facial expression
What is eye contact?
Native Americans find this type of body language to be disrespectful
What is eye contact?
Likely embraced by middle age, white people who desire increased control over their health
What is Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM)?
Meaningless phrases that express false assumptions about how a client feels
What is reassuring cliches'?
When a question only requires a "yes" or "no" response
What is closed questions?
The person we think we should be and the person we would like to become
What is ideal self?
Utilizes few environmental idioms
What is low context communication?
Practice ancient modality using elements of fire, earth, metal, water, and wood
What is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)?
Implies the client has no right to express his or her feelings, concerns, or impressions
What is defending?
"There is no way you bled that much" is an example
What is belittling/contradicting/criticizing?