When a Satir practitioner working with a couple asks the partners to turn their chairs toward each other and gives a prompt such as: “Tell your partner how you feel about what happened New Year’s Eve.”, the therapist might be doing what?
a. understanding the ingredients of an interaction
b. coaching communication
c. creating an enactment
d. softening the family rules
ANS: B
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What do the authors conclude generally about global child maltreatment prevalence, barriers, and policy?
What will be an ideal response?
Lowenstein and Sprunk (2010) formalized a process that has proven to be effective with small group counseling with students. What is the first step they recommend?
a. Using initial session(s) to build rapport by providing engagement activities that are creative and play-based so that children can begin to feel comfortable in the group b. Conducting an assessment to make sure the group addresses the need of the individual style and to secure parent/guardian commitment to the process. c. Being careful not overwhelm the child with too much talk or too much activity. d. Controlling the pace of the sessions and maintaining a balance of activity and discussion to build rapport.
The therapist's response to challenging ________ that clients bring will have a pivotal impact on the outcome of treatment
a. Situations b. Feelings c. Problems d. Instrumental
_____________ are basic for group workers who hope to practice ethically and responsibly.
A. Techniques and theory B. Status and privilege C. Social justice and advocacy competencies D. Influence and outcome