Narrative therapy:
a. Is the same thing as solution-focused therapy
b. Centers around the client “restorying” his or her life from a positive perspective
c. Was developed by Sigmund Freud
d. Has been found to be detrimental to clients
b
Feedback to correct answer: The narrative therapy approach fo-cuses on helping clients resolve their problems through restoring their lives. The narrative social worker sees the problems that the client presents with as socially constructed stories influenced by family and cultural norms, and the dominant social, economic, and political interpretations of who they are. The role of the narrative therapist is to help clients to restore their lives, or to find a more posi-tive alternative story that frees them from their problem situation
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A) ?Posttraumatic Stress Disorder B) ?Posttraumatic Stress Diagnosis C) ?Post Tragic Stress Disorder D) ?Post Tragic Shock Disorder
When communicating feeling, it is important to:
A) Express your feelings in a manner that respects the client and the relationship. B) Express to the client exactly what you are honestly feeling, no matter what that is. C) Hold back any negative feelings you might have. D) Wait until near the end of the session, so clients can have time to think about and process your response between interviews.
_____________, referred to as the science of knowing, informs how we define to seek to
resolve problems, and to understand the nature of reality and existence: a. Philosophy b. Truth c. Meaning of life d. Research
According to the Canadian Association of Social Workers' Code of Ethics, a social worker may have a business relationship with a client unless it interferes with the essential relationship between client and practitioner.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)