Theory & Practice of Counseling &
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
Theory & Practice of Counseling &
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
Categories of Theories - ANSWER psychodynamic approaches, experiential and relationship-oriented
therapies, cognitive behavioral (action-oriented) approaches, systems perspective, postmodern
approaches
The therapeutic relationship - ANSWER An important component of effective counseling,
the therapist as a person is a key part of the effectiveness of therapeutic treatments, research shoes
that both the therapy relationship and the therapy used contribute to treatment outcome
The Effective Counselor - ANSWER The most important instrument you have is YOU, be authentic, be a
therapeutic person (be willing to grow, risk, care, and be involved).
Research on psychotherapy outcomes indicates the centrality of the person of the therapist and the
therapeutic relationship are... - ANSWER key factors in successful therapy
primary determinants of the therapeutic outcome - ANSWER contextual factors
counseling for the counselor - ANSWER 1. Helps explore motivations for being a counselor,
countertransference, and other issues clinical work may trigger
2. is important for personal and professional development
3. how can we inspire clients to examine lives if we do not personally commit to that value?
,Theory & Practice of Counseling &
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
Counselor Values - ANSWER avoid value imposition, recognize you are not value-neutral, assist clients in
creating goals and finding answers congruent with their own values, and find ways to manage value
conflicts between you and your clients
How do you become multiculturally competent? - ANSWER become aware of your biases and values,
become aware of your own cultural norms and expectations, attempt to understand the world from
your client's POV, gain knowledge of the dynamics of oppression, racism, discrimination, and
stereotyping
How do you become multiculturally competent? - ANSWER Study historical background, tradition, and
values of your clients and be open to learning from them,
expand vantage point to explore your client's way of life, develop an awareness of acculturation
strategies
15 Issues faced by beginning therapists - ANSWER 1. dealing with anxieties
2. being oneself and self-disclosing
3. avoiding perfectionism
4. being honest about limitations
5. understanding silence
6. dealing with client's demands
7. dealing with clients who lack commitment
8. tolerating ambiguity
9. losing oneself in one's clients
10. developing a sense of humor
11. sharing responsibility with the client
12. declining to give advice
13.defining the counselor's role
, Theory & Practice of Counseling &
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
14. learning to use techniques appropriately
15. developing one's own style
Professional ethics - ANSWER counselors must interpret and apply ethical codes to their decision-making
Mandatory Ethics - ANSWER minimum level of professional practice
aspirational ethics - ANSWER higher level of ethical practice
positive ethics - ANSWER an approach taken by practitioners who want to do their best for clients rather
than simply meeting minimum standards to stay out of trouble
ethical decision making (the principles that underlie our professional codes) - ANSWER benefit others,
do no harm, respect other's autonomy, be just, fair and faithful
The role of ethical codes - ANSWER Educate us about responsibilities, are a basis for accountability,
protect clients, are a basis for improving professional practice
Making ethical decisions - ANSWER identify the problem, review relevant codes and laws, seek
consultation, brainstorm, list consequences, decide and document reasons for your actions.
***include client in decision making process when possible***
role of ethical codes - ANSWER 1. educate responsibilities,
2. basis for accountability
3. protect clients
4. improve professional practice
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
Theory & Practice of Counseling &
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
Categories of Theories - ANSWER psychodynamic approaches, experiential and relationship-oriented
therapies, cognitive behavioral (action-oriented) approaches, systems perspective, postmodern
approaches
The therapeutic relationship - ANSWER An important component of effective counseling,
the therapist as a person is a key part of the effectiveness of therapeutic treatments, research shoes
that both the therapy relationship and the therapy used contribute to treatment outcome
The Effective Counselor - ANSWER The most important instrument you have is YOU, be authentic, be a
therapeutic person (be willing to grow, risk, care, and be involved).
Research on psychotherapy outcomes indicates the centrality of the person of the therapist and the
therapeutic relationship are... - ANSWER key factors in successful therapy
primary determinants of the therapeutic outcome - ANSWER contextual factors
counseling for the counselor - ANSWER 1. Helps explore motivations for being a counselor,
countertransference, and other issues clinical work may trigger
2. is important for personal and professional development
3. how can we inspire clients to examine lives if we do not personally commit to that value?
,Theory & Practice of Counseling &
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
Counselor Values - ANSWER avoid value imposition, recognize you are not value-neutral, assist clients in
creating goals and finding answers congruent with their own values, and find ways to manage value
conflicts between you and your clients
How do you become multiculturally competent? - ANSWER become aware of your biases and values,
become aware of your own cultural norms and expectations, attempt to understand the world from
your client's POV, gain knowledge of the dynamics of oppression, racism, discrimination, and
stereotyping
How do you become multiculturally competent? - ANSWER Study historical background, tradition, and
values of your clients and be open to learning from them,
expand vantage point to explore your client's way of life, develop an awareness of acculturation
strategies
15 Issues faced by beginning therapists - ANSWER 1. dealing with anxieties
2. being oneself and self-disclosing
3. avoiding perfectionism
4. being honest about limitations
5. understanding silence
6. dealing with client's demands
7. dealing with clients who lack commitment
8. tolerating ambiguity
9. losing oneself in one's clients
10. developing a sense of humor
11. sharing responsibility with the client
12. declining to give advice
13.defining the counselor's role
, Theory & Practice of Counseling &
Psychotherapy, Gerald Corey (Dr. Payne)
Ch. 1-5 with 127 correct complete
solutions detailed.
14. learning to use techniques appropriately
15. developing one's own style
Professional ethics - ANSWER counselors must interpret and apply ethical codes to their decision-making
Mandatory Ethics - ANSWER minimum level of professional practice
aspirational ethics - ANSWER higher level of ethical practice
positive ethics - ANSWER an approach taken by practitioners who want to do their best for clients rather
than simply meeting minimum standards to stay out of trouble
ethical decision making (the principles that underlie our professional codes) - ANSWER benefit others,
do no harm, respect other's autonomy, be just, fair and faithful
The role of ethical codes - ANSWER Educate us about responsibilities, are a basis for accountability,
protect clients, are a basis for improving professional practice
Making ethical decisions - ANSWER identify the problem, review relevant codes and laws, seek
consultation, brainstorm, list consequences, decide and document reasons for your actions.
***include client in decision making process when possible***
role of ethical codes - ANSWER 1. educate responsibilities,
2. basis for accountability
3. protect clients
4. improve professional practice
