What type of treatment modality does the Phoenix House employ?
A. A holistic approach that focuses on the biological, psychological, and social needs of clients.
B. A medical approach that focuses on the neuroscience of addiction.
C. A spiritual approach that focuses on the connection between addiction and the greater universe.
D. A psychological approach that focuses on how the family system impacts addiction.
Answer: A
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One way to stay present with families and make contact is to ask yourself the following question:
A. What does my theory tell me is the right thing to do when I get into a family session, and am I following the theory’s requirements? B. Who am I meeting at this moment in time, and what do they want me to know about their thoughts, feelings, interactions, and behaviors? C. What will my supervisor think of what I am doing right now? D. How am I doing as a new counselor or therapist?