Which of the following is not an entry qualifier?
a. Looks like you're feeling…
b. It seems you're behavior is costing you…
c. I hear you expressing…
d. If I were in that situation, I might feel…
C
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Marriage and family therapists must have a PhD. 2. Therapists are more likely to break confidentiality as the risk of harm increases. 3. SSRIs can be used to treat depression but have little utility for treating other conditions in youth. 4. The dodo verdict applies to medications to treat childhood psychological disorders. 5. All treatments that are effective are also efficacious and all treatments that are efficacious are also effective.
______ focuses on increasing resiliency skills coupled with a strong social support system to decrease or prevent mental health issues
A. critical incident stress debriefing (CISD) B. psychological first aid (PFA) C. cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) D. first response resiliency program (FRP)
As therapists, we are often in the role of giver. To preserve our vitality, we need to create spaces in which the "giver" can be supported. A necessary form of ongoing self-care to help in this support is:
A. personal therapy. B. decreasing number of clients. C. engaging in fieldwork and internship experiences. D. to begin practicing psychotherapy.
Which of the following statements about cultural identification and acculturation is true?
a. When a person immigrates to a new country, his or her cultural identity should change to the majority culture in his or her new home. b. Assessing cultural identification and acculturation is critical because they are often related to a member’s attitude toward the group. c. The leader should have the courage to assume some information about a member’s habits and values based on his or her cultural identity. d. The degree of acculturation can be predicted quite accurately by knowing the length of time a person has lived in his or her new country. e. A valuable role of the group is to help members move away from some of the values and beliefs of their heritage and adopt the language and customs of their new home.