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11 Cards in this Set
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What was the original role of the therapist based on?
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A prescriptive expert who selected interventions and applied them to a receptive patient.
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What is collaborative treatment based on?
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Direct and explicit communication about specific problems, goals, techniques, expectations, and informed consent.
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How has the treatment paradigm shifted from authoritative structure to collaborative partnership?
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- the general public is more informed about biopsychosocial processes and treatments --> expects a more informed discussion as part of their experience.
- Consumers have been empowered by laws that stipulate their rights for accessing and controlling private health care information - The increasing demand for accessible and cost-effective treatment has vastly influenced the need to actively engage the patient as rapidly as possible. |
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What are the most common factors in psychotherapy?
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- emotionally charged, confiding relationship
- healing setting - conceptualization - set of procedures based on conceptualization that requires active participation from the therapist and patient |
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What is the single most important part of the therapy process?
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Patient participation.
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What are the characteristics of a cognitive behavioral therapist?
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- More active and directive than therapists of other orientations
-communicate more support via encouragement, recognition of patient effort and progress - use reinforcing statements. |
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What are the core collaboration skills?
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- caring
- confidence - coherence |
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What are the goal tasks of treatment?
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- translating chief complaints into measurable goals
- agreements and contracts - selecting initial problem for intervention |
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What are the factors important for building and maintaining a therapeutic relationship?
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- focus attention on patient
- resist distractions - recall information about the patient - recognize and control judgmental tendencies - elicit input and feedback |
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What are the five indications of a good working relationship?
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- friendliness and moderate reciprocal degree of interpersonal control between patient and therapist
- desire to have contact - information is shared - sense of teamwork - negative sentiment is productive |
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What are the types of problems in collaboration?
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- non collaboration
- avoidance |
