A child with ADHD fidgets excessively after sitting for more than 15 minutes and struggles to attend in class. He is frequently is upset because he did not hear instructions when he was distracted by peer movements and talking.  Which would be an appropriate intervention? Choose 3

A child with autism frequently is in trouble for touching/grabbing peers. He often collides into people and objects during the day. He has difficulty understanding where to sit and where to stand in relation to others.  He often invades other’s space and will even try to sit on them. What is an appropriate environmental intervention? Choose 3

I acknowledge that I am responsible for adhering to all the requirements of testing remotely (see prior page in course home module) and that failure to do so will result on a score of zero on the relevant exam.

The first knight to reach the Bridge of Death. What is your name?

In Stage 2, what is a key intervention used by the therapist?

How does Coughlin recommend therapists address resistance in clients?

Which of the following is a common pitfall that can weaken the therapeutic alliance?

What is a contraindication for Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (IS-TDP)?

According to Coughlin, what is the first step in addressing a client’s defenses?

Which of the following are types of defense mechanism discussed in the book? (select all that apply)