Providing information and/or linking family caregivers to services are called

Which of the following situations do NOT justify the use of remote services consistent with ethical practice and in keeping with regulatory standards?

a. When service is provided in the context of an existing therapy relationship b. When in­person treatment is either difficult or impossible to access due to client's remote location c. When remote services offer practical advantages over in-person treatment (i.e., a client's busy schedulemakes remote sessions more efficient) d. When the client desires remote sessions and the therapist has insufficient information about the client

The DSM-5 definition of obsessive compulsive personality disorder includes a pattern of

over concern with orderliness, control and perfectionism, at the expense of openness and flexibility.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

A social work intern met with a family (a grandmother, parents, and son, age 13)

When the family began talking about the reasons why they wanted a meeting, they began to argue with each other. After a couple minutes the family members were interrupting and talking over each other in a loud tone of voice. The intern became distressed and froze. She became unable to focus or think, much less figure out how to help the family members listen and talk together. The intern needs to work on which area of relational fitness? a. Constructive confrontation or challenge b. Sitting with conflict between participants c. Sharing dilemmas or uncertainties with a family d. Making direct comments about processes going on between family members

What is the diary method, and what are the advantages to using it?

What will be an ideal response?