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is a client-centered form of cognitive behavioral psychotherapy that focuses on improving present relationships and circumstances, while avoiding discussion of past events |
Reality Therapy |
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Central to ________ is a trusting relationship between patient and therapist that strives to make the patient feel safe, heard and respected. |
reality therapy |
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It focuses on: (6) |
1. The idea that our most important need is to be loved, to feel that we belong, and that all other basic needs can be satisfied only by building strong connections with others 2. Teaching that while we cannot control how we feel, we can control how we think and behave. 3. Helping people in learning to make better choices. 4. On problem-solving to achieve specific goals. 5. Working towards a better future 6. Here and now, rather than the past |
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Based on the work of psychiatrist _______ in the mid-______, |
William Glaser 1960s |
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is founded on the idea that everyone is seeking to fulfill five basic needs, and mental health issues arise when any of these needs are not being met. |
Reality Therapy |
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Five Basic Needs (5) |
1. Power 2. Love and Belonging 3. Freedom 4. Fun 5. Survival |
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or a sense of self-worth and achievement |
Power |
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or being part of a family or community of loved ones |
Love and Belonging |
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Or Independence |
Freedom |
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which includes a sense of satisfaction or pleasure |
Fun |
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or the comfort of knowing that one’s basic needs—food, shelter, and sex—are met. |
Survival |
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the principle that humans choose to behave in certain ways and that these choices can help or hamper your ability to satisfy essential needs and reach individual goals. |
Choice Theory |
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is a highly effective way to solve problems and set and achieve goals. |
Reality Therapy |
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empowers individuals to improve the present and future. |
Reality Therapy |