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52 Cards in this Set
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Two Basic Approaches to conducting a Therapeutic Interview
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Directive
and Non-Directive |
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DIRECT or INDIRECT Therapeutic interview? A form of therapeutic interview in which the interviewer guides, leads or prescribes solutions for the client?
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Direct
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DIRECT Therapeutic Interview: Advantage / Disadvantage?
Makes full use of professionals knowledge |
Advantage
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Direct Therapeutic Interview.
Is the following an advantage or disadvantage? Provides specific, concrete information about the nature of the problem and possible solutions. |
Advantage
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Direct Therapeutic Interview.
Is the following an advantage or disadvantage? Time efficiency |
Advantage
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Direct Therapeutic Interview.
Is the following an advantage or disadvantage? Doesn’t fully recognize the client’s ability to assess and resolve problems |
Diasadvantage
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Direct Therapeutic Interview.
Is the following an advantage or disadvantage? May not be helpful if advice is not compatible with client view of the situation or client values. |
Diasadvantage
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Direct Therapeutic Interview.
Is the following an advantage or disadvantage? May create a power differential with the client in a submissive role, and the professional in a dominant role. |
Diasadvantage
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
A form of therapeutic interview in which the interviewer allows the client to control the content and to choose direction for the interaction. |
Non direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Based on the belief that the client is the person best able to identify and resolve his or her problems. |
Non Direct
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Non Direct Therapeutic Interview, Advantage or Disadvantage?
Encourages client involvement in the treatment process |
Advantage
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Non Direct Therapeutic Interview, Advantage or Disadvantage?
Gives greater control to the client who is a treated as an equal partner in the interaction |
Advantage
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Non Direct Therapeutic Interview, Advantage or Disadvantage?
Increases the chances that the client and health professional will address the real problem |
Advantage
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Non Direct Therapeutic Interview, Advantage or Disadvantage?
May increase compliance (follow-through) Gives greater control to the client who is a treated as an equal partner in the interaction |
Advantage
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Non Direct Therapeutic Interview, Advantage or Disadvantage?
Some professionals may feel the need to direct clients away from ineffective strategies, and toward strategies known to be effective. |
Disadvantage
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Non Direct Therapeutic Interview, Advantage or Disadvantage?
Considered by some to be inefficient, costly |
Disadvantage
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Non Direct Therapeutic Interview, Advantage or Disadvantage?
Requires large amounts of time |
Disadvantage
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True/False
Most settings require a combination of directive and non-directive techniques in practice. |
True
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What are the Four Phases of the Interview Process?
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Preparation,
Orientation, Exploration, Termination |
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Movement through phases happens more quickly or not
when: Goal is information sharing rather than therapeutic change Client’s personality is well integrated rather than disorganized There is a single problem being addressed |
Quickly
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Makes full use of professionals knowledge |
Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Provides specific, concrete information about the nature of the problem and possible solutions |
Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Time efficient |
Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Doesn’t fully recognize the client’s ability to assess and resolve problems |
Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
May not be helpful if advice is not compatible with client view of the situation or client values. |
Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
May create a power differential with the client in a submissive role, and the professional in a dominant role. |
Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Encourages client involvement in the treatment process |
Non Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Increases the chances that the client and health professional will address the real problem |
Non Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Gives greater control to the client who is a treated as an equal partner in the interaction |
Non Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
May increase compliance (follow-through) |
Non Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Requires large amounts of time |
Non Direct
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Direct or Non Direct Therapeutic Interview?
Considered by some to be inefficient, costly |
Non Direct
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Which does the following fall under: Four Phases of the Interview Process:
Preparation, Orientation, Exploration, Termination Involves anticipating and planning for the actual meeting |
Preparation
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True or false:
Movement through phases happens more quickly when: Goal is information sharing rather than therapeutic change |
True
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Which does the following fall under: Four Phases of the Interview Process:
Preparation, Orientation, Exploration, Termination Clients also gather information about the caregiver |
Preparation
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True or false:
Movement through phases happens more quickly when: Client’s personality is well integrated rather than disorganized |
True
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True or false:
Movement through phases happens more quickly when:There is a single problem being addressed |
True
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Which does the following fall under: Four Phases of the Interview Process:
Preparation, Orientation, Exploration, Termination Self (caregiver) assessment: strengths, limitations, feelings, biases |
Preparation
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Which does the following fall under: Four Phases of the Interview Process:
Preparation, Orientation, Exploration, Termination Client assessment: preview materials (eg: intake data, chart, change of shift report) |
Preparation
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Which does the following fall under?
Four Phases of the Interview Process: Preparation,Orientation, Exploration,Termination Begins with first contact |
Orientation
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Which does the following fall under?
Four Phases of the Interview Process: Preparation,Orientation, Exploration,Termination Sets the tone and creates the climate for the relationship |
Orientation
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Which does the following fall under?
Four Phases of the Interview Process: Preparation,Orientation, Exploration,Termination 4 tasks for the professional -Establish therapeutic climate -Clarify purpose of the interview -Formulate a contract with the client -Establish mutual goals |
Orientation
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Which does the following fall under?
Four Phases of the Interview Process: Preparation,Orientation, Exploration,Termination In this phase we let the patient express emotions, opportunity for change. |
Exploration
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During the Exploration (Working) Phase: The following falls under Major task, Second task or Third task.
Help clients explore their personal problems |
Major
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During the Exploration (Working) Phase: The following falls under Major task, Second task or Third task.
Help clients manage feelings |
Second task
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During the Exploration (Working) Phase: The following falls under Major task, Second task or Third task.
Help clients develop new coping skills |
Third task
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Which does the following fall under?
Four Phases of the Interview Process: Preparation,Orientation, Exploration,Termination Major task is to plan for closure of the interview |
Termination
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Which does the following fall under?
Four Phases of the Interview Process: Preparation,Orientation, Exploration,Termination Summarize issues and accomplishments |
Termination
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Which does the following fall under?
Four Phases of the Interview Process: Preparation,Orientation, Exploration,Termination Assist clients to express their feelings about termination |
Termination
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The following falls under what task (Major task, Second Task or Third task) in the Termination Phase?
Plan for closure of the interview |
Major task
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The following falls under what task (Major task, Second Task or Third task) in the Termination Phase?
Summarize issues and accomplishments |
Second
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The following falls under what task (Major task, Second Task or Third task) in the Termination Phase?
Assist clients to express their feelings about termination |
Third
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