A strengths-based approach to counseling involves:
a. Focusing on clients’ strengths, previous successes, and resilience
b. Relying on outside systems to promote client success and resilience
c. Highlighting past failures to motivate the client the change
d. Using reinforcers and punishments to promote client change
Answer: A
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a. Use of lecture b. Use of role-play c. Use of creative techniques d. Use of rounds
Which practice domain includes a comprehensive written document that identifies treatment goals in measurable, attainable, and time-sensitive steps that have written expected outcomes?
a. Service coordination b. Clinical evaluation c. Treatment planning d. Documentation
In psychoanalytic family therapy, the concept of interlocking pathologies rests on the assumption that an individual’s pathology reflects family distortions and dynamics
a. True b. False
The most harmful dual relationship with a current or former client is _____
a. using information gained from counseling to make financial or business decisions. b. engaging in a joint business venture with a client. c. a romantic or sexual relationship. d. also treating their spouse or family members.