Explain how the use of a multisensory approach can be helpful to many different group populations?
What will be an ideal response?
The use of multisensory props, stories, or exercises can be helpful for children in helping them to understand concepts, attend to what is being done in group better, and easing them into talking. For clients with addictions, getting and keeping them interested might be an issue if the members are mandated to attend. The use of creative exercises can help members to break denial and connect better with one another.
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Somatic symptom and related disorders:
What will be an ideal response?
When a child is left in the home after a CPS case is opened, often in an effort to keep with abused child from enduring more harm a ______ is put in place.
a. protective order b. safety plan c. supervised visitation d. welfare check
The term malpractice may best be applied when the school counselor
a. fails to provide group counseling that could benefit the student b. inappropriately puts a student into a class that is requested by the student c. fails to provide a trusting, confidential relationship d. has established a counseling relationship and the counselee suffers when a duty is violated
When it comes to nonbiological parents, who is more likely to perpetrate child abuse?
a. men b. women c. equally both genders d. cannot determine