Behavioral Health Exam 2 – Mental
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2 – Mental
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Behavioral Health Exam 2 – Mental
Behavioral
Health Study
Health
Guide
Exam
& Practice
2 – Mental
Questions.pdf
Behavioral
Health Study
Health
Guide
Exam
& Practice
2 – Mental
Questions.pdf
Health Study Guide & Practice Questions.pdf
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Terms in this set (119)
Advantages of Therapeutic Groups: 1) Treat multiple patients at once
2) Learn from others' perspectives
3) Safe place to practice skills
4) Promotes cohesion/support
Disadvantages of Therapeutic Groups: 1) Privacy concerns (must sign a consent)
2) Disruptions
3) Group norms may limit expression (time limits can also hurt this)
4) Not beneficial for all patients
5) Large groups can limit individual participation
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Therapeutic Factors of Group Experience (factors 1) Instillation of hope ("If that person can get better then maybe I can
common to all groups): too")
2) Universality (not alone)
3) Altruism (selflessness - sponsors in the AA group)
4) Cohesion (support system)
5) Imparting information (speaker comes to share wisdom)
6) Interpersonal learning (learn from each other)
7) Development of social skills
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Concepts Common to All Groups: Group content: what is said
Group process: everything else that is not group content (expressions,
nonverbals)
Group work: recognizing what happens on the surface and what is going
on underneath
Group norms: established expectations of acceptable behaviors
Ethical Issues in Group Therapy: 1) Informed consent
2) Confidentiality (need to address confidentiality as a group norm but
cannot guarantee it)
3) Rules about leaving or socializing outside of the group (could lead to 2
people talking about another, could effect group dynamic if 2 people get
too close)
4) Member removal considerations (aggression, violation of norms)
5) Proper training/credentialing
6) Follow ANA scope of practice
7) Follow evidence based practice (stay current)
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Behavioral
Health Study
Health
Guide
Exam
& Practice
2 – Mental
Questions.pdf
Behavioral
Health Study
Health
Guide
Exam
& Practice
2 – Mental
Questions.pdf
Health Study Guide & Practice Questions.pdf
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Behavioral Health Exam 2 – Mental
Behavioral
Health Study
Health
Guide
Exam
& Practice
2 – Mental
Questions.pdf
Behavioral
Health Study
Health
Guide
Exam
& Practice
2 – Mental
Questions.pdf
Health Study Guide & Practice Questions.pdf
,Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf
Terms in this set (119)
Advantages of Therapeutic Groups: 1) Treat multiple patients at once
2) Learn from others' perspectives
3) Safe place to practice skills
4) Promotes cohesion/support
Disadvantages of Therapeutic Groups: 1) Privacy concerns (must sign a consent)
2) Disruptions
3) Group norms may limit expression (time limits can also hurt this)
4) Not beneficial for all patients
5) Large groups can limit individual participation
Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf
,Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf
Therapeutic Factors of Group Experience (factors 1) Instillation of hope ("If that person can get better then maybe I can
common to all groups): too")
2) Universality (not alone)
3) Altruism (selflessness - sponsors in the AA group)
4) Cohesion (support system)
5) Imparting information (speaker comes to share wisdom)
6) Interpersonal learning (learn from each other)
7) Development of social skills
Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf
, Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf
Concepts Common to All Groups: Group content: what is said
Group process: everything else that is not group content (expressions,
nonverbals)
Group work: recognizing what happens on the surface and what is going
on underneath
Group norms: established expectations of acceptable behaviors
Ethical Issues in Group Therapy: 1) Informed consent
2) Confidentiality (need to address confidentiality as a group norm but
cannot guarantee it)
3) Rules about leaving or socializing outside of the group (could lead to 2
people talking about another, could effect group dynamic if 2 people get
too close)
4) Member removal considerations (aggression, violation of norms)
5) Proper training/credentialing
6) Follow ANA scope of practice
7) Follow evidence based practice (stay current)
Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf Behavioral Health_ Exam 2.pdf
