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Counseling Theory and Practice exam 1
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M7/3- Acceptance & Commitment Therapy: Block 2 (OCC 614)...
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the process of identifying a pattern of symptoms which
fit the criteria for a specific mental disorder defined in
the DSM-5
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, diagnosis
interpretation
implementation
planning
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Effective counselor
most important instrument is you
be authentic and don't hide behind role
be willing to grow, risk, care, and be involved
key factors in successful therapy
the person of the therapist
therapeutic relationship
primary determinants of therapeutic outcome
, primary determinants of therapeutic outcome
contextual factors, not techniques
counseling for the counselor
-help you explore your motivations, countertransference, and other
issues triggered by work
-important for personal and professional development
-how expect of clients if don't expect of self
counselor's values
-avoid value imposition (directly or indirectly)
-explore your personal values and recognize you aren't value-
neutral
-assist clients in creating goals and finding answers that are most
congruent with their own values
managing value conflicts
-bracketing
-you shouldn't refuse services b/c differing values
-seek supervision to learn to effectively manage value differences
becoming multiculturally competent
Counseling Theory and Practice exam 1
amridenour60
Save
M7/3- Acceptance & Commitment Therapy: Block 2 (OCC 614)...
12 terms
catwilliard Preview
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
the process of identifying a pattern of symptoms which
fit the criteria for a specific mental disorder defined in
the DSM-5
Choose an answer
, diagnosis
interpretation
implementation
planning
Don't know?
Terms (74)
Hide definitions
Effective counselor
most important instrument is you
be authentic and don't hide behind role
be willing to grow, risk, care, and be involved
key factors in successful therapy
the person of the therapist
therapeutic relationship
primary determinants of therapeutic outcome
, primary determinants of therapeutic outcome
contextual factors, not techniques
counseling for the counselor
-help you explore your motivations, countertransference, and other
issues triggered by work
-important for personal and professional development
-how expect of clients if don't expect of self
counselor's values
-avoid value imposition (directly or indirectly)
-explore your personal values and recognize you aren't value-
neutral
-assist clients in creating goals and finding answers that are most
congruent with their own values
managing value conflicts
-bracketing
-you shouldn't refuse services b/c differing values
-seek supervision to learn to effectively manage value differences
becoming multiculturally competent
