A male client who recounts an experience where he was hovering over his body observing himself cook a meal might be describing:
a) Depersonalization
b) Conversion disorder
c) Derealization
d) Psychological factors affecting other medical conditions
A
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What determines whether or not a counselor explores the intersection of both work and nonwork with clients?
a. Both will always receive some attention b. The client c. The counselor d. The ethics code to which the counselor adheres
Read the following example
Client: Its' been a stressful day at work and I have such a headache and I can't get rid of it. Something must be really wrong with me. Maybe I need to see the doctor. Do you think it's a brain tumor? This is an example of which of the following categories of distorted thoughts: a. emotional reasoning b. discounting or disqualifying the positive c. magnification d. jumping to conclusions
The professional counselor's dress, manner, setting, style of helping, and how that fits with client expectations refers to
a. the basic counseling paradigm. b. the active placebo. c. professionalism. d. counselor characteristics.
In response to a mother’s report that her daughter no longer brings her tea in the morning and that it must mean that her daughter does not love her, the therapist says, “Your daughter bringing you tea fewer times a week may mean she is building friendships with girls her own age, which could be a sign she is making progress toward her goal of becoming more independent.” What is the term to
describe this intervention? a. paradox b. metacommunication c. reframe d. attempted solution