,Screening - CORRECT ANSWERS-Determine if client is appropriate for the treatment
program at a given facility; rapport critical in this stage.
Group Development Stage 1 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Formation. Group members often
ask one another for advice at this stage. Individual members are assessed by the
others, and tested.
Group Development Stage 2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Transition
Group Development Stage 3 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Working
Group Development Stage 4 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Termination
3 Processes of Groups - CORRECT ANSWERS-1.) Compliance
2.) Identification
3.) Internalization
2 Stages of Group Growth - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Developing
2. Potency
Substages of Developing (stages of group growth) - CORRECT ANSWERS-1.
Acquaintance period
2. Groundwork
Substages of Potency (stages of group growth) - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Working
2. Closing
Therapy Groups - CORRECT ANSWERS-Limited size; screened membership; focused
on process
Support Groups - CORRECT ANSWERS-Open membership; unlimited size; focused on
content
Dynamic Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-therapy based on gaining insight to
be able to understand conflicts which are present in the family setting
Experiential/Humanistic Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-therapy is based on
the present circumstance and the most important factor of recovery is self-determination
and self-awareness
Bowenian Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-based on the concept that the
emotions and intellect of a family may become entangled or fused. This causes an
automatic emotional arousal within the family.
Structural Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-the counselor tries to change the
dysfunctional structure of the family
, Family Disease Model - CORRECT ANSWERS-based on the idea that alcoholism is a
family disease and the disease itself is codependence
7 Core Functions of Case Management - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. engagement
2. assessment
3. planning
4. linkage
5. monitoring
6. advocacy
7. disengagement
4 Models of Case Management - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Broker/Generalist
2. Strengths Based
3. CLinical/rehabilitation
4. Assertive Community Treatment
Crisis: 3 conditions - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. a hazardous or stressful situation
2. awareness of the potential for significant life disruption or emotional upset
3. inadequate existing coping skills
Critical incident - CORRECT ANSWERS-Event that overwhelms an individual's coping
skills because of the emotional intensity involved. Typically fear-inducing, grotesque,
threatening, or dangerous. Once individual experiences acute emotional response, it's
called a "Crisis"
SAFER-R Crisis Intervention Model - CORRECT ANSWERS-S: stabilize the situation
A: acknowledge the reality of the crisis event and the understandable distress it has
produced.
F: facilitate situational understanding and develop options
E: encourage the development of an action plan
R: refer when significant impairment persists
(Crisis) Physical Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-exacerbated startle
reflex, tension, shock, gastrointestinal distress, marked fatigue, and hyperventilation
(Crisis) Cognitive Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-impaired decision
making, poor concentration, memory problems, flashbacks
(Crisis) Emotional Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-grief, fear, depression,
guilt, anger, resentment, self-doubt
(Crisis) Behavioral Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-emotional withdrawal,
agitation, inappropriate affect
"A Drink" - CORRECT ANSWERS-12oz beer, 5oz wine, or 1.5oz liquor
program at a given facility; rapport critical in this stage.
Group Development Stage 1 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Formation. Group members often
ask one another for advice at this stage. Individual members are assessed by the
others, and tested.
Group Development Stage 2 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Transition
Group Development Stage 3 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Working
Group Development Stage 4 - CORRECT ANSWERS-Termination
3 Processes of Groups - CORRECT ANSWERS-1.) Compliance
2.) Identification
3.) Internalization
2 Stages of Group Growth - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Developing
2. Potency
Substages of Developing (stages of group growth) - CORRECT ANSWERS-1.
Acquaintance period
2. Groundwork
Substages of Potency (stages of group growth) - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Working
2. Closing
Therapy Groups - CORRECT ANSWERS-Limited size; screened membership; focused
on process
Support Groups - CORRECT ANSWERS-Open membership; unlimited size; focused on
content
Dynamic Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-therapy based on gaining insight to
be able to understand conflicts which are present in the family setting
Experiential/Humanistic Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-therapy is based on
the present circumstance and the most important factor of recovery is self-determination
and self-awareness
Bowenian Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-based on the concept that the
emotions and intellect of a family may become entangled or fused. This causes an
automatic emotional arousal within the family.
Structural Family Therapy - CORRECT ANSWERS-the counselor tries to change the
dysfunctional structure of the family
, Family Disease Model - CORRECT ANSWERS-based on the idea that alcoholism is a
family disease and the disease itself is codependence
7 Core Functions of Case Management - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. engagement
2. assessment
3. planning
4. linkage
5. monitoring
6. advocacy
7. disengagement
4 Models of Case Management - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Broker/Generalist
2. Strengths Based
3. CLinical/rehabilitation
4. Assertive Community Treatment
Crisis: 3 conditions - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. a hazardous or stressful situation
2. awareness of the potential for significant life disruption or emotional upset
3. inadequate existing coping skills
Critical incident - CORRECT ANSWERS-Event that overwhelms an individual's coping
skills because of the emotional intensity involved. Typically fear-inducing, grotesque,
threatening, or dangerous. Once individual experiences acute emotional response, it's
called a "Crisis"
SAFER-R Crisis Intervention Model - CORRECT ANSWERS-S: stabilize the situation
A: acknowledge the reality of the crisis event and the understandable distress it has
produced.
F: facilitate situational understanding and develop options
E: encourage the development of an action plan
R: refer when significant impairment persists
(Crisis) Physical Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-exacerbated startle
reflex, tension, shock, gastrointestinal distress, marked fatigue, and hyperventilation
(Crisis) Cognitive Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-impaired decision
making, poor concentration, memory problems, flashbacks
(Crisis) Emotional Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-grief, fear, depression,
guilt, anger, resentment, self-doubt
(Crisis) Behavioral Distress Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWERS-emotional withdrawal,
agitation, inappropriate affect
"A Drink" - CORRECT ANSWERS-12oz beer, 5oz wine, or 1.5oz liquor
