Describe the process of transformational change in coherence therapy.
What will be an ideal response?
Coherence therapy posits that two specific experiences are present any time a transformational change occurs. In the first experience, the client comes into a direct, emotional awareness of something that he or she had been fully unconscious of but that was having a significant impact on his or her life. In the second experience, the client encounters a distinct emotional knowing that completely contradicts the awareness discovered in the first experience. The juxtaposition of these two experiences is what brings about transformational change.
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A relapse is best defined as:
A. The same as a slip or lapse. B. A period of uncontrolled use following abstinence. C. A brief period of use following by abstinence. D. An extended period where the client shows addiction and mental health concerns.
Which of the following does a client need in a helping relationship to assist them in living more effectively a. To participate actively in the problem-management process. b. To continue to mange their lives more effectively after the period of formalhelping is over
c. All of these choices. d. To apply what they learn to managing immediate problems andopportunities.
Which of the following is NOT a composite scale on the CBCL and TRF?
a. Total Problems b. Social Problems c. Internalizing Problems d. Externalizing Problems
Which best describes how most people view the difference between counseling, and psychotherapy?
a. They are seen as virtually the same b. Although similar, counseling is generally viewed as a word that describes more in-depth, deep seated personality construction c. Counseling is generally seen as shorter-term, more preventive, and less oriented toward personality reconstruction than psychotherapy d. not important