Common to all counseling theory approaches is:
a. A focus upon past events
b. A focus upon the client's future
c. A focus upon the present moment
d. A focus upon confidentiality and privacy.
d
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When counselors become overly concerned with meeting their own needs or pushing their own personal agendas, their behavior becomes:
A. annoying to the client. B. unethical. C. illegal. D. helpful to the client.
All of the following are fraudulent health care practices EXCEPT
a. continuing to see a client at risk of harming self for counseling free of charge after his or her health care benefits have run out. b. providing family counseling services (which are not reimbursable) and reporting that individual counseling services are being provided (which are reimbursable). c. waiving the co-payment when a co-payment is required. d. billing for a missed session and indicating the client attended the session because missed sessions are not reimbursable. e. reporting that an approved professional is providing direct services to a client when the services actually are being provided by a counselor who is not approved.
A person's event history can include a day for which they have no specific memories.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Strategies to help clients address their feelings surrounding termination include
A. reframe termination as an opportunity to practice new learning. B. space appointments over increasing lengths of time. C. help the client credit his or her own efforts. D. A and B E. A, B, and C