Theory Flashcards

(80 cards)

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Awareness of here and now

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Gestalt

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Reparative experiences with therapist

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OR/P

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3
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Identify unique outcomes

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Narrative

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4
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Emphasizes finding solutions not on discovering the cause of origins of the problem

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Solution focused

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5
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Therapist is non-directive

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Client-centered humanistic

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6
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Change occurs through action-oriented directives

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Strategic

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7
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Restructure the families organization

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Structural

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8
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Philosophical meaning in the face of anxiety

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Existential

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9
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Change occurs by learning to modify dysfunctional thought patterns

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Cognitive behavioral therapy

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10
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Increase the client’s awareness in the present moment

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Gestalt

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11
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Insight oriented

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Object relations psychodynamic

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12
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Choosing to think and act authentically and responsibly

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Existential

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13
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Enlist a witness

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Narrative

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14
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Accessing clients strengths and resources

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Solution focused

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15
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Paradoxical interventions

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Strategic

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16
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Systematic desensitization

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Cognitive behavioral therapy

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17
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Exploring experience by description

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Gestalt

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18
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Emphasis on transference and counter transference

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Object relations psychodynamic

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19
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Identifying and meeting needs

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Reality therapy

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20
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Finding alternatives

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Cognitive behavioral therapy

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21
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Empty chair technique

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Gestalt

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22
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Thought record

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Cognitive behavioral therapy

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23
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Projection identification

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Object relations psychodynamic

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24
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Restraining

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Strategic

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Client confronts anxiety inherent in living
Existential
26
Memesis
Structural
27
Develop socially useful goals and increase social interest
Adler
28
Increase congruent communication
Satir communication
29
Inferiority feelings motivate behavior
Adler
30
Understanding multi-generational dynamics
Bowen
31
Relaxation techniques
Cognitive behavioral therapy
32
Exception question
Solution focused
33
Unbalancing
Structural
34
Maladaptive automatic thoughts
Cognitive behavioral therapy
35
Congruence genuineness
Client-centered humanistic
36
Anxiety is part of the human condition
Existential
37
Promote inside and growth through interpretation
Object relation psychodynamic
38
Miracle question
Solution focused
39
Telling talking about and naming emotional pain
Existential
40
Focus on present choices
Reality therapy
41
Prescribing the symptom
Strategic
42
Deconstruct problem saturated stories
Narrative
43
Honoring the pain
Existential
44
Enactment
Structural
45
Differentiation
Bowen
46
Everyone has four needs: love, belonging, power and achievement, freedom and fun and relaxation
Reality therapy
47
Monitor thoughts and moods
Cognitive behavioral therapy
48
Scaling questions
Solution focused
49
Ordeals
Strategic
50
Reduce anxiety and emotional turmoil in family system
Bowen
51
Uses experiments
Gestalt
52
Rearrange how people sit in room together
Structural
53
Establish a holding environment
Object relations psychodynamic
54
Family sculpting
Satir communication
55
Coping questions
Solution focused
56
Affirmations and compliments
Solution focused
57
Early recollection
Adler
58
Everyone must accept the responsibility that comes from freedom
Existential
59
Therapist is directive
Strategic
60
Family constellation
Adler
61
Unconditional positive regard
Client centered humanistic
62
Body awareness
Gestalt
63
Empathy
Client-centered humanistic
64
Self-actualization
Client centered humanistic
65
Lifestyle assessment
Adler
66
Facilitate de triangulation
Bowen
67
Exposure
Cognitive behavioral therapy
68
Understanding problem effects
Narrative
69
Labeling distortions
Cognitive behavioral therapy
70
Teach "I statements"
Satir communication and Bowen
71
Emotional cutoff
Bowen
72
Three column technique
Cognitive behavioral therapy
73
Reframing family dynamic as "problem"
Structural
74
Life goals
Adler
75
Separate patient from problem
Narrative
76
Schema
Cognitive behavioral therapy
77
Self-acceptance
Client centered humanistic
78
Write a letter to self and others
Narrative
79
Boundary making
Structural
80
Family life chronology
Satir communication