An egalitarian relationship is a critical aspect to feminist counseling. An egalitarian relationship involves:
a. Counselors and clients discussing power dynamics inherent in the therapy process.
b. Clients sharing their opinions and asking questions about the counseling process.
c. Counselors and clients collaborating to decide how best to address clients' problems.
d. All of the above contribute to egalitarian relationships in therapy
D (Making Connection: Counseling Relationship)
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Typical three drug combinations include:
a. An SSRI, a benzo, and an anticonvulsant. b. An MAOI, A benzo, and an anticonvulsant. c. Lithium, a stimulant and a benzo. d. Lithium, an anticonvulsant, and an atypical antipsychotic.
Family systems therapists view marriage counseling as
a. a discipline that is less concerned with gender and multicultural issues than is family systems therapy. b. a discipline that is separate from family systems therapy. c. less effective than family systems therapy as it does not deal with the entire system. d. family therapy done with a small system.
The presence of chronic illness or severe psychological depletion that can prevent a professional from being able to deliver effective services and often results in consistently functioning below acceptable practice standards is called:
A. empathy fatigue. B. burnout. C. impairment. D. client dependence.
Determining if clients are aware of who they are, what day/time it is, and where they are is known as assessing:
a. content of thought b. affect c. orientation d. perception