Ssv 112 Test 1

Front 1

Diagnosis

Back 1

A shorthand summary of a complex set of human behaviors and characteristics often using medical or physiological terms to describe disorders and important related social factors for purpose of intervention planning and ongoing research.

Front 2

Clinic listening skills

Back 2

A form of attending closely to verbal and nonverbal communications, to themes and patterns, and to the context in which clients stories take place. This process includes attending to the relationship and to the clinicians own inner process.

Front 3

Theories of Multicultural counseling

Back 3

Theories that emphasize the interactive effects of ethnicity, race, culture, class gender, sexual orientation, spirituality, ability and or age

Front 4

Indigenous helpers

Back 4

Individuals in a culture who are prized for their gifts of wisdom, spirituality and healing and to whom community members turn for advice healing and consultation

Front 5

Strengths perspective

Back 5

A view of human development and functioning that highly values client assets and potentials clinicians identify an underscore the often undervalued or unnoticed strains that clients have you successfully to resolve problems as well as highlighting and utilizing new strains and support

Front 6

Multi-cultural practice

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Recognizes respects and responds with informed thoughtfulness to verify a difference within and between people. All clinician practice can be seen as Multicultural involving individuals from different cultures or backgrounds

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Physical safety with clients

Back 7

Don't keep anything in your office that I client could use as a weapon. Don't disclose personal in any information including pictures and magazines that might give out too many details about your private life. Never interview anyone that is intoxicated in any form. Always let someone from your agency know where you are at during working hours. Make sure your cell phone is charged with an emergency number programmed in easily accessible.

Front 8

Diagnosis and labeling what is important

Back 8

Coming into an interview knowing the diagnosis will help facilitate communication between the clinician which is essential for research and treatment planning. Labeling can make you categorize people and react them in formulaic ways and might not be able to see the strengths and weaknesses in your client.

Front 9

Opening line

Back 9

An opening line is very important. Opening lines can help set the tone for the interview. Opening lines can communicate warmth, indifference, welcome. aversion, hierarchy, disororganization, Comfort or fear

Front 10

Physiological attendance

Back 10

The discipline of putting aside personal distractions worries and self concerns and setting up radar to receive the signals of client is send

Front 11

Solar

Back 11

Sit squarely

open posture

Lean Forward

Eye contact

relax

Front 12

Silence

Back 12

A form of communication not just a blank space between Communications. It may serve as a natural breather between topics or as a period of thoughtful reflection and it can indicate Comfort discomfort anger, or many other things

Front 13

Themes

Back 13

Repeated or recurring set of ideas and beliefs reflecting an underlying organization eyes and give itl

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Paralinguistic cues

Back 14

How things are said the cultural influence tone and pitch of voice rate of speech emphasis and stuttering sign and other vocalization that give nuisance and meaning to interpersonal communication

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Patterns

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Repeated Behavior or effective sequences

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Metacommunication

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Implicit messages about the communication as well as about the relationship between the communicators

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Nonverbal communication

Back 17

Is the transfer of information or the communication of messages without words

Front 18

Nonverbal communication

Back 18

Is the transfer of information or the communication of messages without words

Front 19

Clinic listening

Back 19

A form of attending closely to verbal and nonverbal Communications to themes and patterns into the contacts on which client stories take place. This process includes attending to the relationship and to the clinicians own inner process

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Effective helpers

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These include Human Service workers counselors social workers psychologist therapist nurses in psychiatrist. Each of these disciplines has its own philosophy mission in emphasis such requires highly specialized education to prepare these professionals to become effective helpers

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Characteristics of an effective helper vs indigenous helper

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Effective helpers require highly specified education to prepare for their profession. Indigenous healer focuses on the body and mind gifted neighbors and community members to who many people turn to for advice consultation and concrete resources.

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Clinical interviews

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Should reflect that we value the dignity and worth of all people.