Practitioners of existential therapy view an existential crisis as
a. a perilous passage
b. a precious opportunity for transformation and growth
c. the result an inability confront our irrational beliefs about life and how it “should be”
d. all of the above
e. a and b only
e. a and b only
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Which is the most appropriate course of action for the school counselor? a. accept the results as they were computer generated and could not be in error. b. rescore the assessment to ascertain if a scoring error has occurred. c. show the results to the computer person at the school and see what they think. d. none of the above.
When encountering one’s limitations as a counselor during work with CT survivors, one should:
a) Read in the field b) Get trauma-sensitive supervision c) Seek out appropriate training opportunities d) Refer out to an expert if necessary e) All of the above f) A through C only
A group leader who does not identify as gay or lesbian can be an effective advocate for GLBT students
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
One reason why clients are often ambivalent about exploring their anxiety is:
A) ?the therapist is leading the client closer to the conflict that is the source of their problems. B) ?all clients are resistant to feeling anxiety. C) ?clients are not truly motivated to change. D) ?anxiety can cause the client to regress.