Focusing on previous times when a client was successful overcoming something difficult is important when:
A. Building connections.
B. Developing discrepancies.
C. Enhancing confidence.
D. Increasing importance.
C
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.The daimonic is, by definition, destructive with no constructive aspects. 2.Existential practitioners view religion as the necessary, singular answer to the dilemma of despair. 3.Because of its philosophical roots, contemporary existential psychotherapy adamantly rejects the use of techniques, especially those drawn from other theoretical orientations. 4.Contemporary existential therapists focus chiefly on the specific phenomenon that seem most existentially pressing in the immediate here-and-now situation rather than focus more on historical events in the patient’s life.
Jamal will have an occasional glass of wine with dinner, does not require daily use of alcohol to function, has never had any negative consequences due to his drinking, and does not use alcohol for continuous periods of time. Jamal would most likely be considered
a. someone with an alcohol addiction. b. someone with an alcohol abuse problem. c. a binge drinker. d. a rare or social drinker.
When sharing information with principals, counselors
a) must abide by the requests of the principal. b) are careful to follow ethical and legal guidelines. c) should always have a third party present. d) should be guarded and say as little as possible.
People who lived through the Great Depression often lacked the perception of being disadvantaged
A. True B. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false