An important topic to discuss in the very first session is . . .
a. Challenging members to explore some topics that the group may be ready to process in later sessions
b. Identifying goals and problem material to be worked on with the group
c. Talking about the need for immediate intimacy
d. Establishing a sense of power for the leader
e. Telling members that group rules will be established in a few weeks
b. Identifying goals and problem material to be worked on with the group
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In contrast to the screening phase, during the assessment phase the individual conducting the assessment is attempting to
a. assign responsibility for the individual’s substance use disorder on to those who hurt the client emotionally. b. identify the severity of the client’s SUD. c. identify socioeconomic forces that contributed to the development of the client’s SUD. d. develop a time sequence for the victimization of the substance abusing individual.
Which of the following drugs (also known as the forget-me pill) is easily dissolved in beverages and is used to intoxicate or sedate individuals?
A. Rohypnol B. MDMA (Ecstasy) C. ketamine D. methamphetamine
Which of the following would maximize the risks inherent in dual or multiple relationships?
a. Set healthy boundaries from the outset. b. Secure informed consent of clients and discuss with them both the potential risks and benefits of dual relationships. c. Document any dual relationships in clinical case notes. d. Become romantically involved with the client.
When people become high-power individuals, they
a. Understand the importance of helping low-power persons b. Realize how lucky they are c. Feel insecure and uneasy in their position d. Establish regulations and norms to maintain their position