Please briefly explain the Sequential Family Addictions Model.
What will be an ideal response?
Juhnke and Hagedorn (2006) created a model of family counseling, Sequential Family Addictions Model, based on the hypothesis that family counseling works best as a sequential model that starts with briefer family counseling interventions focused on the here-and-now, and then, as warranted, progresses toward longer term insight-driven treatment. The Sequential Family Addictions Model utilizes such common counseling interventions as motivational interviewing (MI), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused counseling, and family systems theory. The model includes seven stages that focus on a specific issue for the family. The model is flexible in that although there are seven stages, the family does not need to complete all stages. For example, the counselor may see enough healthy change by a certain stage and that the family is no longer in crisis and in need of counseling assistance.
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Describe Beck’s theory of depression. How is cognitive therapy used in treatment of depression?
What would be an ideal response?
What psychoanalytic technique involves the counselor providing feedback to help the client become more aware of his or her inner conflicts?
a. Free association b. Dream analysis c. Interpretation d. Confrontation
Which of the following best describes MI?
A. A person-centered form of guiding. B. A psychoanalytic form of exploration. C. A quasi-CBT approach. D. None of the above.
The _____ "supports school counselors' efforts to help students focus on academic, personal/social and career development so they achieve success in school and are prepared to lead fulfilling lives as responsible members of society."
A. ASCA B. ACA C. NBCC D. NCE