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Race

a group of people characterized by specific physical characteristics that differentiate them from other groups of people

Ethnicity

a group of people distinguished by shared history, culture, beliefs, values, and behaviors

Culture

customary beliefs, social forms, and behavior patterns of a racial, religious, or social group




Spirituality


individual’s relationship with God or any Ultimate Power

Religion


communal behaviors that are the result of people of similar beliefs coming together to practice these beliefs

Burnout


syndrome involving "increasing discouragement and emotional and physical exhaustion"

Personal Construct


explanation of an event or series of events that eventually becomes the lens through which the individual sees the world

Strengths Perspective


any psychological process that consistently enables a person to think or act so as to yield benefits to himself or herself and society'



Resilience Perspective


The ability to recover from challenges

Ecological Perspective


three components: person-environment fit; adaptations; and life stressors

Cultural competency


being aware of diversity of issues and how they influence the professional relationship

legal obligations for the practitioner-client relationship (6):


Duty to care

Duty to respect privacy


Duty to maintain confidentiality


Duty to inform


Duty to report


Duty to warn

Three major exceptions to confidentiality:


Threat to harm self or others


Suspected Abuse/Neglect


Court subpoena

Core interpersonal qualities for helping (4)


warmth, empathy, respect, genuineness

MAPS


Measurable Attainable Positive and Specific

When seeking clarification the important areas to explore are (3):


Problems/challenges


Persons involved


Situation/environment

Self-disclosure


are you sharing it for their benefit or yours

The Stages of change (6)


Precontemplation; Contemplation; Preparation; Action; and Maintenance; and Termination

Guidelines for dealing with a crisis (6)


stay calm, ensure safety of everyone; and listen, clarify, empathize, and show warmth