Clinical Interviewing Final

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Empathy involves these three things

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being understanding

no judgment

reflecting on how you would feel if you were experiencing the same thing

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introspective immersion

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reflecting on how you would feel if you were experiencing the same thing

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3 ways a first session can be organized

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Structured

Unstructured

Semi-structured

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6 steps of semistructured interview

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ID

presenting problem

mental status exam

presenting history

developmental history

addressing diversity

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2 functions of treatment

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address symptoms/solve problems

develop the person

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5 ways to develop the person

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· Build identity

· Self-awareness

· Independence

· Increase relationship skills

· Increase affect regulation

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manic

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too stimulated

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hypomanic

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revved up

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euthymic

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neutral, content

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dysthymic

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mildly depressed

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depressed

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sadness that can be debilitating

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Carl Rogers' 3 core conditions

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congruence

unconditional positive regard

empathy

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congruence

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· therapist allows themselves to feel everythingthey feel about the client, genuiness, and sincerity

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unconditional positive regard

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caringabout, unddrstanding and appreciating clients for who they are, regardless ofhow they behave

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empathy

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understandingclients at both a cognitive level and an affective level. Also means genuinely caring about the client,nonjudgmental acceptance, being able to predict client reactions. Is not a skill but an attitude

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3 things to remember regarding diversity

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awareness

education

individual application

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mindfulness

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attendingto each aspect of experience as it unfolds in the present moment

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3 types of affect regulation

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emotion, internal regulation, dyadic regulation

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Empathicreflection/restatements

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paraphrasing of content or meaning of what aclient has said; more concrete and clear than the client’s statement

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Disclosure

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reveals info about the therapist

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3 questions to ask yourself before disclosing

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What is it?

How will it land on the client?

Why do it?

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3 situations in which therapists are legally mandated to report

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Child Abuse, Dependent Adult or Elder Abuse, Tarasoff

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Projective identification

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disowned part of self is projected onto the therapist who identifies with it so the client can get help owning that part of themselves

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manifest content

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surface emotions and thoughts

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latent content

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what's not being said, hidden messages

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character structure

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recurring pattern of defenses, self esteem relating to self, and relating to others

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EFT (Emotion-Focused Therapy)

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an approach that assumes that emotions are at the core of both unhealthy and healthy functioning and thus need to be the focus of intervention

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secure attachment

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people feel connected with significant person as a secure base and feel safe to explore

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Insecureattachment

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theperson worries about whether or not he/she can rely on others, deal withemotions, or is worthy of care

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The Adult Attachment Theory measures these four types of attachment

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coherent

preoccupied

dismissive

unresolved

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· Earned Secure Attachment

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when insecure attachment becomes secure because of a secure relationship with someone such as a mentor, grandparent, friend, spouse

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Prominent factor in secure attachments leadingto coherent adults

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parent has a coherent narrative

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integrative moments involve both ____________ and ____________.

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emotions and thoughts

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impulse

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emotion without thought

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unthought feeling

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irritable but don't know why

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unfelt thought

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thinking withut feeling

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Theory of mind

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all behaviors, including self and others, impact how the self feels

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mentalization based therapy is a subset of

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theory of mind

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one-chair confrontation involves confronting

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another, unfinished business

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one chair confrontation involves confronting the

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self

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collaboration

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an ongoing process between two people together

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timing in regards to confrontation

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the client needs to be ready to be confronted by the therapist

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2 aspects of agency/responsibility

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known vs. blamed

owned vs. disowned

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2 functions of defenses

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reducing/managing anxiety and coping

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defenses can be ____________ or ________________.

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good, maladaptive

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The therapeutic, or real, relationship involves goals and _________________, the ________________ and ___________________ of both parties, and an ___________________ between two people.

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boundaries, strengths, weakness, interacton

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self-awareness involvesinformation about

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the self in the here and now

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The 8 character structures

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§ Dependent- masochistic, self-defeating

§ Narcissistic

§ Schizoid- closeness and distance

§ Paranoid

§ Obsessive-compulsive

§ Sociopathic

§ Histrionic

§ Depressive/manic

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all characters can be adaptive or ______________.

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psychotic

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Psychosis involves these three things

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delusions

hallucinations

disorganization

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psychoanalysis

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a description of the development of thepersonality, based on examining the inner and outer unconscious dynamics ofpeople

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behavioral theory

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an approach that focuses on behavior; the assumptionis that behavior is learned and can be modified

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actualizing potential

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conditions that allow one to grow to his/her potential

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The therapists job is to create a _____________________ ______________________ in regards to self-actualization.

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facilitative environment

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Helpful factors in therapy

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core conditions

independent decision making

interest without overinvolvement

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unhelpful actions from the therapist

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lack of interest

remoteness (client is an object to be fixed)

overly sympathetic

direct advice

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In terms of self care, the therapist should consider ________________ and _______________ they are treating

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how many and what population

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It is highly recommend that therapists engage in

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personal therapy

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Questions to ask when assessing for suicidal ideation

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Specific thoughts?

Concrete or fantasy?

active or passive?

Frequency of thoughts?

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Questions to ask when assessing for a suicide plan

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Is it specific/lethal?

Do they have access?

Have they considered how they would do it?

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Questions to ask when assessing for suicidal intent?

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Are you planning to do it, and if so, when and why?

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3 things to consider when intervening with a suicidal client

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impulsivity

depression

social support

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interventions with suicidal client should be

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the least restrictive, but adequate, plan

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The ___________________ is the most powerful tool you have with a suicidal client

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therapeutic relationship

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extra

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