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Evidence Based Practice |
EBP "the integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of patient characteristics, culture, and preferences" |
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Theoretical framework |
may occupy a key role or a minimal role in your therapeutic practice. |
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why is a theoretical framework important in the therapeutic relationship? |
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what is meant by the division of responsibility in the therapeutic relationship? |
Not burdening themselves w/ too much responsibility for client outcomes. One way to clarify the shared responsibility in a therapeutic relationship is w/ a contract based on a negotiation b/w the client and the therapist |
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Differential Diagnosis |
the process of distinguishing one form of mental disorder from another by determining which of two(or more) disorders with similar symptoms the person is suffering from |
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What are some of the most important goals of counseling? |
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Systems Theory |
views psychological and relational problems as arising from within the individual's present environment and the intergenerational family system |
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What should be included within couples/family therapy informed consent? |
info about the purpose of therapy, typical procedures, the risks of negative outcomes, the possible benefits, the fee structure, the rights and responsibilities of clients, the option that a family member can withdraw at any time, what can be expected from the therapist, and the limits of confidentiality |
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feminist view of family therapy |
focuses on gender and power in relationships and encourages a personal commitment to challenge gender inequity |
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Nonsexist perspective on family therapy |
how to use the therapeutic process to challenge`the oppressive consequences of stereotyped roles and expectations in the family |
