From gestalt: _______ is when you connect with others or nature. Change cannot happen with out it and sometimes we have certain issues that prevent us from achieving it.
Client: “I’m just so depressed. I know no one will ever love…
Client: “I’m just so depressed. I know no one will ever love me again.” Therapist: That’s just an irrational thought. Surely, you cannot know that because you dont have a crystal ball that reads into the future. Regardless though, I am glad you are here. According to research, depression can be easily treated in about 12 sessions using these specific techniques…. This is what type of therapist?
A behaviorist would teach a client how to meditate/be mindfu…
A behaviorist would teach a client how to meditate/be mindful because they know someone cannot be anxious and mindful at the same time.
According to the partial-reinforcement extinction effect (PR…
According to the partial-reinforcement extinction effect (PREE), responses reinforced ______________ will tend to extinguish relatively quickly.
Client: “I have so much anxiety and it just gets in my way w…
Client: “I have so much anxiety and it just gets in my way with everything. I feel like I suck at my job because anytime I am in a meeting or talking to clients I am so anxious that I mess up my words or start to sweat and turn red. Its just so embarrassing.” Therapist: Was there ever a time in your life when talking ot clients or presenting in meetings was easier for you? On a scale of 1-10 how much would you say this problem is affecting you? What kind of therapist is this?
Which of the following is TRUE regarding narrative therapy?
Which of the following is TRUE regarding narrative therapy?
Reality therapy works well with difficult and resistant popu…
Reality therapy works well with difficult and resistant population
What was Adler’s most important concept?
What was Adler’s most important concept?
SFBT is a present oriented, problem focused orientation.
SFBT is a present oriented, problem focused orientation.
If a client was coming to therapy to address their “angry ou…
If a client was coming to therapy to address their “angry outbursts” which therapist would be primarily concerned with finding out what the triggers and consequences are for this behavior?