MARYVILLE NURS 661 EXAM 2
1. Main goals of Person-Centered Therapy: - The patient to become a fully
func- tioning person engaged in the process of self-actualization.
- The patient to achieve greater independence
- To decrease the client's guilt, insecurities, defensiveness, and closed-
mindedness
- To let the patient tell their story
-To have a greater understanding of oneself
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,- improve self-esteem
- Enhance openness
- Facilitate growth and development
- Eliminate feelings of distree
2. Role of the Person-Centered Therapist: To facilitate the patient to
resolve their own problems in a non-directive manner and help the
patient clarify their feelings.
3. Main goals of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: - Teach patient to confront
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,faulty beliefs with contradictory evidence
- Help patient seek out their faulty beliefs and minimize them
- To become aware of automatic thoughts and to change them
- To assist patients in identifying their inner strengths and to explore
the kind of life they want
- Change thoughts and behaviors through cognitive restructuring
4. The basic techniques used in a Person-Centered Group: Listening and
under- standing
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, 5. 3 core conditions needed for growth promoting climate in Person-
Centered Therapy: - Congruence
- Unconditional positive regard
- Empathy
6. Gestalt Therapy: - Working through interpersonal or internal conflict
- Here and now focus that allows patients to bring unfinished business to
the present.
- Awareness, choice and responsibilities are cornerstones to practice
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1. Main goals of Person-Centered Therapy: - The patient to become a fully
func- tioning person engaged in the process of self-actualization.
- The patient to achieve greater independence
- To decrease the client's guilt, insecurities, defensiveness, and closed-
mindedness
- To let the patient tell their story
-To have a greater understanding of oneself
1/
,- improve self-esteem
- Enhance openness
- Facilitate growth and development
- Eliminate feelings of distree
2. Role of the Person-Centered Therapist: To facilitate the patient to
resolve their own problems in a non-directive manner and help the
patient clarify their feelings.
3. Main goals of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: - Teach patient to confront
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,faulty beliefs with contradictory evidence
- Help patient seek out their faulty beliefs and minimize them
- To become aware of automatic thoughts and to change them
- To assist patients in identifying their inner strengths and to explore
the kind of life they want
- Change thoughts and behaviors through cognitive restructuring
4. The basic techniques used in a Person-Centered Group: Listening and
under- standing
3/
, 5. 3 core conditions needed for growth promoting climate in Person-
Centered Therapy: - Congruence
- Unconditional positive regard
- Empathy
6. Gestalt Therapy: - Working through interpersonal or internal conflict
- Here and now focus that allows patients to bring unfinished business to
the present.
- Awareness, choice and responsibilities are cornerstones to practice
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