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, Individual Therapy A one-to-one therapeutic relationship focused on exploring feelings, attitudes,
thinking, and behavior.
Goal of Individual Therapy To bring about positive change in a client's feelings, attitudes, thinking, and
behavior.
Key to Success in Individual Therapy The quality of the therapeutic relationship between the therapist and client.
Four Stages of Therapeutic Progression Pre-interaction, orientation, working, and termination.
Pre-Interaction Phase The initial stage before meeting the client where the nurse examines personal
feelings and gathers data.
Orientation Phase The stage where the nurse establishes trust, sets roles, and identifies client goals.
Working Phase The stage focused on exploring problem areas, promoting insight, and practicing
coping skills.
Termination Phase The final stage where progress is evaluated and the therapeutic relationship ends.
Group Therapy A face-to-face therapeutic setting where members collaborate and cooperate to
accomplish shared tasks.
Mutual Influence in Group Therapy The dynamic where group members can both influence and be influenced by each
other.
Formal Group Leader A designated professional leader appointed for structured therapy and education
groups.
Informal Group Leader A member who naturally emerges to lead within support and self-help groups.
Milieu Therapy Therapy structured around managing the total environment to promote safety and
healing.
Community Support Services Services enabling individuals with persistent, severe mental illness to live in the
community.
Focus of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Identifying and building upon the client's individual strengths.