NRNP6645 PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH MULTIPLE
MODALITIES COMPREHENSIVE PRACTICE
SOLUTION 2026 VIEW AHEAD SET
◉ Avoidance behavior. Answer: Missing sessions indicates potential
patient avoidance.
◉ Relapse prevention plan. Answer: Identifies triggers and coping
strategies for addiction.
◉ Existential psychotherapy. Answer: Patient-driven approach
focusing on personal meaning.
◉ Guilt vs. shame. Answer: Guilt motivates treatment; shame often
causes avoidance.
◉ Relapse. Answer: Return to substance use after a period of
abstinence.
◉ Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT). Answer: Effective for treating
depression in older adults.
, ◉ Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Answer: Focuses on skills
training and emotional regulation.
◉ Therapeutic communication. Answer: Facilitates conflict
resolution in family therapy.
◉ Social microcosm. Answer: Group dynamics reflecting individual
relationships.
◉ Cohesiveness. Answer: Sense of belonging and unity in group
therapy.
◉ Corrective emotional experience. Answer: Healing through new,
positive relational experiences.
◉ Immediacy. Answer: Addressing present feelings in therapy
sessions.
◉ Therapeutic alliance. Answer: Collaborative relationship between
therapist and patient.
◉ Psychosocial stages. Answer: Erikson's framework for human
development across life.
MODALITIES COMPREHENSIVE PRACTICE
SOLUTION 2026 VIEW AHEAD SET
◉ Avoidance behavior. Answer: Missing sessions indicates potential
patient avoidance.
◉ Relapse prevention plan. Answer: Identifies triggers and coping
strategies for addiction.
◉ Existential psychotherapy. Answer: Patient-driven approach
focusing on personal meaning.
◉ Guilt vs. shame. Answer: Guilt motivates treatment; shame often
causes avoidance.
◉ Relapse. Answer: Return to substance use after a period of
abstinence.
◉ Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT). Answer: Effective for treating
depression in older adults.
, ◉ Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Answer: Focuses on skills
training and emotional regulation.
◉ Therapeutic communication. Answer: Facilitates conflict
resolution in family therapy.
◉ Social microcosm. Answer: Group dynamics reflecting individual
relationships.
◉ Cohesiveness. Answer: Sense of belonging and unity in group
therapy.
◉ Corrective emotional experience. Answer: Healing through new,
positive relational experiences.
◉ Immediacy. Answer: Addressing present feelings in therapy
sessions.
◉ Therapeutic alliance. Answer: Collaborative relationship between
therapist and patient.
◉ Psychosocial stages. Answer: Erikson's framework for human
development across life.
