When would a client diagnosed with ADHD be considered "in partial remission"? - Full criteria for the
disorder has not been met for 6 months but functional impairment still exists.
An assessment that provides an evaluation of a client's distress as it explores symptoms of depression,
anxiety, & several other mental health domains. It also determines the severity of those symptoms. It is
a self- or informant-rated measure. It is intended to help clinicians identify additional areas of question
which may significantly impact the individual's treatment and prognosis.
Ages: ALL - The DSM-5-TR Level 1 Cross-Cutting Symptom Measure
Rational recovery (RR) - -RR is an abstinence-based addiction recovery program, developed as an
alternative to the spiritually centered 12-step model.
-Whereas AA is free, dependent on members, group centric, and offers spiritual help, RR is an individual
effort based on CBT and has no religious or spiritual component.
What are the feature characteristics of Oppositional Defiant Disorder? (3) - Negative affect,
argumentative, and defiant behavior
Object Relations Theory - A branch of psychodynamic thought that focuses on relationships being more
crucial to personality development than individual drives/abilities.
The 4 developmental domains of Multicultural Counseling and Social Justice Competencies (MSJCC) - (1)
counselor self-awareness
(2) client worldview
(3) counseling relationship
(4) counseling and advocacy interventions.
Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory 4 stages: - Sensorimotor stage (0-2 years old)
Preoperational stage (2-7 years old)
,Concrete operational stage (7-11 years old)
Formal operational stage (11 years old through adulthood)
Schein's models of consultation are: - 1. Purchase of expertise: purchase of a consultant's service by a
manager/group who has defined a need and needs external help to fulfill that need
2. Doctor/patient: consultant is brought into an organization to diagnose and identify a treatment for
the problem
3. Process: consultant actions/activities that help client understand the process that occurs in the
environment and improve the situation
What type of therapy involves the term parataxic distortion (the inclincation to skew perceptions of
others based on fantasy)? - Interpersonal therapy
Symbolic experiential family therapy (Carl Whitaker) - A directive family therapy approach routed in the
idea that interpersonal problems stem from the lack of emotional closeness and sharing among family
members.
A mental disorder characterized by neurologic symptoms that is incompatible with any known
neurologic disease. Common symptoms include weakness and/or paralysis, non-epileptic seizures,
movement disorders, speech or visual impairment, swallowing difficulty, sensory disturbances, or
cognitive symptoms.
DSM-5: _______ _______
DSM-5-TR: F_______ N______ ________ ______ - Conversion Disorder (DSM-5) now referred to as
Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder (DSM-5-TR)
During the group DBT sessions, the focus is on developing skills in 4 areas: - › Mindfulness
› Distress tolerance
› Emotional regulation
› Interpersonal effectiveness.
,Internal dialogue exercises belong to what therapy? - Gestalt
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) - -A specific type of CBT that has been effective in reducing
symptoms of PTSD.
-It helps clients learn how to challenge/modify unhelpful thoughts related to the trauma so that the
client can create a new understanding of the traumatic event and reduces the traumatic event's
negative effects on life.
Panic control therapy - -A therapeutic approach geared towards addressing client's inaccurate beliefs
regarding the physical aspects of a panic attack.
-It involves psychoeducation, relaxation skills, cognitive restructuring, and interoceptive exposure.
Interoceptive exposure - A technique, often used in panic control therapy, in which patients
intentionally elicit the sensations associated with panic so that they can habituate to those sensations
and not respond with fear.
Transactional Analysis - -This type of therapy asserts that each person possesses 3 ego states (parent,
adult, child).
-The goal of the therapy is to strengthen the client's adult ego state.
-Therapists help the client understand which ego state they operate in during their interactions with
others.
Phylogenic endowment (Freud) - Inherited experiences that lie beyond an individual's personal
experience
In diagnosing a client with Gender Dysphoria in Children, how long must the symptoms be present, and
how many symptoms must be exhibited? - At least six months manifested in at least six symptoms
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) - -MBSR is a flexible and customizable approach to treating
stress, anxiety, depression, and pain.
-It's composed of mindfulness meditation, body awareness, and yoga.
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) - -A method of treating obsessive-compulsive behavior that
involves prolonged exposure to anxiety-arousing events while not engaging in the compulsive behavior
pattern that reduces the anxiety.
___________ is an effective Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) technique that involves
challenging and replacing unhelpful, self-defeating beliefs with healthier, more rational ones. - Disputing
irrational beliefs
Coordinations of reactions (Piaget) - -4th stage of sensorimotor phase
-child exhibits intentional actions and begins to imitate observed behavior of those around them
Interpersonal, intragroup, and intergroup conflicts can be divided into 3 additional types: - -Task: conflict
over what needs to be done.
-Process: conflict over how something should be done.
-Relational: conflict over values and interpersonal styles.
Approaches to conflict fit into four conflict styles:
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