Cultural competencies in working with LGBTQIQ clients include
a. realizing that sexual orientation is likely to be the focus of counseling
b. understanding that some clients will need to be referred for conversion therapy
c. having a comfort and familiarity with LGBTQIQ sexuality and how it is expressed
d. understanding the dichotomous nature of sexuality
e. understanding that LGBTQIQ individuals no longer experience a significant degree of societal
stigmatization
c. having a comfort and familiarity with LGBTQIQ sexuality and how it is expressed
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Which of the following is not a principle for recovery-oriented systems?
a. There are many pathways to recovery. b. Recovery is self-directed and empowering. c. Recovery is free from cultural dimensions. d. Recovery exists on a continuum of improved health and wellness.
Psychoeducation groups typically employ more structure, teaching, demonstrating, practice, and direct feedback than counseling groups
a. True b. False
What is a true experimental design? Define and provide an example of a study which uses this type of design.
What will be an ideal response?
Steve is a middle-aged, recently unemployed, and divorced nonresidential father of three children who presents with considerable depression, hopelessness, and lethargy. His main complaint is that he is not able to get out of bed in the morning. A narrative therapist is most likely to begin therapy by:
a. tracing back the roots of his depression. b. deconstructing the power of dominant discourses. c. listening for and identifying exceptions to his problem. d. by asking the miracle question.