Comm. Strategies Training & Counseling, Psychosocial Support 3/11 Flashcards
(40 cards)
During training, what will we learn how to do?
- Minimize difficulties
- Use facilitative strategies
- Use repair strategies
- Implement assertive vs. nonassertive behaviors
What does self-efficacy include?
- Belief that one can overcome difficulties and attain goal
- Affects person’s willingness to participate
- Helps overcome communication difficulties
What are the 4 types of experiences?
- Mastery Experience
- Vicarious Experience
- Verbal Persuasion
- Emotional arousal
What is Mastery experience?
Continue practice of repair strategy
What is Vicarious experience?
Observation of other’s success leads to own success
What is Verbal persuasion?
Counseling by clinician on management
What is Emotional arousal?
Incorporation of activities to enhance self-efficacy
T/F: Group training may be most efficient?
True
What are some things to consider during training?
- Length of sessions
- Total # of session
- Establish ground rules
What are the types of instruction?
- Formal
- Guided learning
- Modeling
What takes place in formal training?
- Providing strategies to the group
- Group discusses possible strategies
Within guided learning, where do we want to use our strategies?
Within a structure setting
i.e: role-playing, modeling, videotape analysis
What does modeling consist of?
- Learning through observation
- Strategies being modeled
- Client can see “what happens if…”
What are the methods to present instruction?
- Continuous discourse tracking
- Videotape analysis
- Real-world practice
What is Continuous discourse tracking?
- Clinician sends and patient receives
- Patient attempts verbatim repetition
- Patient practices use of strategies
What is Videotape analysis?
Scenarios discussed by the group
What is Real-world practice?
Practice skill in everyday situation
What are some short-term trainings?
- Materials approach
- Short tutorial programs
What is materials approach?
Providing the client with strategies to print (library)
What are the short tutorial programs?
- WATCH
- SPEECH
What does WATCH stand for & what is it used for?
W – Watch the talker’s mouth not their eyes
A – Ask Specific Questions
T – Talk about your hearing loss
C – Change the situation
H – Acquire healthcare knowledge
- Quick communication strategies program
What does SPEECH stand for & what is it used for?
S – Spotlight your face
P – Pause
E – Empathize
E – Ease their listening –
Get listener’s attention
C – Control circumstance
H – Have a plan
- For frequent communication partners
Regarding Frequent Communication partners, what must they learn?
Appropriate strategies to use
Appropriate speaking behaviors
Empathy for communication breakdowns
Message organization
Understanding verification
Effective repair strategies vs. verbatim repetition
What are some strategies for children?
Upper-elementary to high school
Guided learning
Real-world practice activities
Expressive repair strategies
Progress to more difficult situations