Many state licensure laws function as
a. title acts.
b. practice acts.
c. Both of the above.
d. None of the above.
d
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Some weeks ago, Rachel told her counselor that her husband is very happy with their nonexistent sex life, and that they both agree that sex is not that important. During today’s session, she tells her counselor that she was shocked and horribly saddened to learn that her husband was having an affair. When she asked her husband about it, he told her that he missed having sex in his life
Rachel’s earlier assumption about her husband and their lack of interest in sex reflects which of the following? A. Dysfunctional external behavior B. Self-defeating expressions of feelings and emotions C. Distorted understanding of the world D. Unused strengths and resources
Jolene tells her counselor that she is depressed about the break-up of her relationship and "just wishes she could go to sleep and never wake up." In this case, the counselor needs to:
A. immediately commit Jolene to a psychiatric facility. B. assess if Jolene is suicidal and intervene if necessary. C. recognize that her statement is only a "cry for help" and should not be taken seriously. D. see if there is any chance for reconciliation.
A client responding with "yes but" is usually an indication of which of the following
a. a clinician has rushed to solve the client's problem for him/her b. a client is trying to be difficult c. the therapeutic alliance has not been established d. the client no longer needs treatment
When a client presents a set of "shoulds" which include unrealistic demands on others and self, helpful interventions by a therapist include:
A) ?helping the client appreciate these interpersonal coping strategies. B) ?helping the client see these coping strategies are unnecessary in many current situations. C) ?helping the client see that this coping strategy is central to the clients' basic sense of self. D) ?All of the choices are correct.