When calling a client's house, the therapist should:
a. Introduce self and why s/he is calling to the person answering the phone
b. Not introduce self when calling
c. Leave a message explaining who they are and the date and time of the nextappointment
d. Not be overt in who they are when leaving phone messages
D
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What qualitative research method explores cases sharing similar concerns?
a. Experimental b. Interactive qualitative analysis c. Representative case d. Single-subject design
________________ refers to a compassionate, comprehensive team approach to care that focuses on quality of life for anyone coping with a serious illness, including the patient and family members
a. Grief and loss care b. Chronic Rehabilitation Care c. Palliative care d. None of the above
The intake interview may affect clients by
a. Making them anxious b. Helping them to feel understood c. Causing them to feel hopeful d. All of the above
Bruce is in recovery from polydrug addiction. An identified high-risk situation is social pressure. His girl friend is also in recovery but shows up with some pot one day and encourages Bruce to use
Bruce has been practicing assertive skills with his counselor and effectively uses these skills with his girlfriend. This is an example of: (a) a cognitive-affective coping response to a high risk situation (b) a situational-behavioral response to a high risk situation (c) the utilization of HALT in response to a high risk situation (d) the use of coping responses to an urge to use