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Adult vs. Child therapy: Reporting Symptoms - Answer-Adults: often relied on for the self reporting of symptoms Children: under 5 unreliable, multiple outside sources (teachers parents) Adult vs Child: Awareness of Problem - Answer-Adults: Will seek therapy on their own because they are aware ...

How do you define play therapy, research wise? - Answer-Intrinsically motivated, attention to means, nonliteral/symbolic, free from external rules, requires active engagement List the reasons why you shouldn't say "bye bye" - Answer->Communicates that parents may be gone for a long time &g...

1. What is it that the therapist does when he/she tracks? (definition, p. 113) - Answer-He/she describes in literal, noninterspretive way, what is happening in the playroom by describing either what the child is doing or what the play objects are "doing". 1. Describe the purposes of tracking. -...

what is our textbook's definition of play therapy? - Answer-an approach to counseling young children in which the counselor uses toys, art supplies, games, and other play media to communicate with clients using the 'language' of children why involve play when counseling children? - Answer-play...

What happened in Don Jackson's case as the woman got better? - Answer-The husband complained that she was getting worse as she get better, and he then lost his job as she continued to improve. When she became completely well, he killed himself. This is an example of a family always needing a sympto...

Communities and resilience - Answer-The Community: > Values education, there is structure and clear limits, and there is positive mentoring at school and beyond > Has resources of quality child care, comprehensive family services, relationships outside the family, community cohesion, an...

What is Play therapy? - Answer-the systematic use of a theoretical model to est. an interpersonal process wherein trained play therapists use the therapeutic powers of play to help children resolve psychosocial difficulties and achieve optimal growth and development Play therapy is used to... - A...

The Coping Cat Workbook is appropriate for which diagnosis: A. Depression B. Anxiety C. PTSD D. Cutting/Self Harm - Answer-b. anxiety My Feeling Better is appropriate for which diagnosis: A. Depression B. Anxiety C. PTSD D. Cutting/Self Harm - Answer-a. depression True or False Young ...

the earliest age at which children have been found to prefer gender appropriate toys is - Answer-Ten months if a boy toddler is playing with a "girl toy", it is likely that he will be _______ by his mother - Answer-encouraged an average one-year child will have approximately ________ toys in...

A hospital emergency room social worker meets with a 45-year-old man who recently immigrated from Mexico and has been experiencing severe panic attacks and anxiety. When the social worker approaches him, he says that he does not need any mental health treatment and that she can leave. The MOST likel...

Which of the following best describes the goal of rational-emotive-behavioral counseling? - Answer-Teach people to think and behave in a more personally satisfying way Which of the following describes rational-emotive-behavioral counseling? - Answer-Didactic REBT is founded on the idea that wh...

Play helps children: - Answer-Discharge energy and relieve frustrations, learn social and life task skills, master and achieve difficult goals, experiment with and understand culture, & resolve conflicts and communicate feelings (f. All of the above) What is the most important feature of child-ce...

Who is the client in psychological services for children and adolescents? - Answer-- Children and youth rarely refer themselves for services - Parents are the gatekeepers to services in most cases - Alliances between the parent and therapist determines whether and how the child participates in the...

How to Begin a play session - Answer-Give parent short greeting and focus on child Introduce yourself to child-on-child level (eye contact) Tell child, " It's time to go to the playroom now. Your mother/father will be waiting for us right here when we get back. This is the playroom, you can p...

Play Therapy - Answer-an approach to counseling young children in which the counselor uses toys, art supplies, games, and other play media to communicate with clients using the 'language' of child -- the 'language' of play ages 3 to 11. depending on the developmental level and 'abstract verb...

Reflecting Feelings - Answer-You seem frustrated that... You look happy... You're angry that... You're confused... You look excited... You are really sad... You just felt like crying... You really like... You don't like... That one's really mad at that one. You are proud... You enjoye...

What is Play Therapy? - Answer-The systematic use of a theoretical model to establish an interpersonal process wherein trained play therapists use the therapeutic powers of play to help clients prevent or resolve psychosocial difficulties and achieve optimal growth and development. Child-Centered...

What is the direct approach? How might this be applied? - Answer-In the direct approach, the therapist expressly tells children that it is up to them to execute the behavior or make the choice without assistance What is the definition Kottman (2011) gives for returning responsibility to the child...

What is the textbook author's definition of Play therapy? - Answer-Play Therapy is an approach to counseling young children in which the counselor uses toys, art supplies, games, and other play media to communicate with clients using the 'language' of children- the language of play Why involve...

Play Therapy - Answer-play therapy is an approach to counseling children in which the counselor uses toys, art supplies, games, and other play media to communicate with clients using the "language" of children-the language of play Why involve children when using play? - Answer-In play therapy c...

What is it that the therapist does when he/she tracks? - Answer-He or she describes, in a literal, non-interpretive way, what is happening in the playroom by describing either what the child is doing or what the play objects are doing. Describe the purposes of tracking. - Answer-To let the child ...

C) Schools (19.9%) - Answer-Which practice setting do occupational therapists most often work with children? (overall workforce %) A) Academia B) Early Intervention C) Schools D) Hospitals 1)Evaluation 2)Intervention 3)Outcome Planning - Answer-Occupational Therapy with children includes wh...

Personal qualities of a play therapist - Answer-a) like children and treat them with kindness and respect b) have a sense of humor and be willing to laugh at themselves c) be playful and fun-loving d) be self confident and not dependent on others for positive regard for a sense of self wort...