Therapeutic Relationships Flashcards
(20 cards)
What is the significance of the Rogerian Approach in therapeutic relationships?
It emphasizes the importance of a trusting relationship between clinician and patient, leading to better satisfaction and clinical outcomes.
What are the steps of the APIE process in establishing a therapeutic relationship?
Assess individual needs, Plan individualized treatment, Implement TR services, Evaluate progress.
What does the acronym APIE stand for in the TR Process?
Assess, Plan, Implement, Evaluate.
What are the three principles of a helping relationship according to Carl Rogers?
Congruence (Genuineness), Unconditional Positive Regard (Acceptance), Empathy (desire to understand).
What challenges might arise when establishing rapport with clients?
Self-disclosure, being a friend, client preferences, and concluding services.
What is the role of self-disclosure in therapeutic relationships?
It can be a challenge as it may blur professional boundaries and affect the dynamic of the relationship.
What is meant by ‘Unconditional Positive Regard’ in the context of therapeutic relationships?
It refers to accepting and valuing the client without judgment.
What are some effective conversation skills for establishing a therapeutic relationship?
Using open-ended questions, listening actively, and being brief.
What is the importance of documenting the TR process?
It helps track the outcomes of services and future plans for the client.
What did Norman Cousins suggest about patient care in ‘Head First: The Biology of Hope’?
Patients desire a personal connection with their healer, beyond just medical procedures.
What techniques can be used in therapeutic relationships according to Hutchinson & Dattilo?
Conversation skills, teaching methods, frontloading, debriefing, feedback, metaphors, journaling, and supportive witnessing.
What should you avoid doing during a conversation to maintain rapport, according to Celeste Headlee?
Avoid multitasking, pontificating, and equating your experience with the client’s.
What is the purpose of ‘Pedlar’s Personal Leisure Profile’ in therapeutic settings?
To explore clients’ interests and barriers to enjoyment in activities.
What is the role of empathy in a therapeutic relationship?
It is the desire to understand the client’s feelings and experiences.
What does ‘congruence’ refer to in the context of therapeutic relationships?
Being genuine and authentic in interactions with clients.
How can a clinician help a client solve their own problems according to the Rogerian philosophy?
By providing a supportive environment that fosters self-exploration and personal growth.
What is a key takeaway from Celeste Headlee’s ‘10 Ways to Have a Great Conversation’?
Listen actively and avoid dominating the conversation.
What is the significance of professional boundaries in therapeutic relationships?
They help maintain a safe and effective therapeutic environment.
What should clinicians do if they don’t know the answer to a client’s question?
They should admit that they don’t know.
What is the importance of evaluating progress in the TR process?
It ensures that the treatment is effective and goals are being met.
