NCMHCE MIDTERM TEST AND CORRECT ANSWERS A+ 2024

Adlerian Therapy - Answer Acting "As If" - " This is a form of encouraging and motivating clients to be the way they desire to be, "acting as if" the transition has already occurred. Adlerian Therapy - Answer Analysis and assessment- This technique is about exploration of the family constellation (sociogram of the individuals at home during the client's formative years) and early recollections and is not about interpretations to the client. Adlerian Therapy - Answer Confrontation - This is used by therapists to encourage client responsibility, looking at issues of taking responsibility for how others respond ("Why does my child yell at me?" "Because you allow him to. It is easier to give into a tantruming 8 year old than to bet the parent."), presenting existing alternatives ("You don't have to work 3 jobs to bankroll your capable 28 - year - old. You can set limits and refuse to be taken advantage of. What do you want to do about it?"), taking responsibility for change ("Shall we continue to talk about this or do you want to take action?"), and considering time ("Knowing what you know now, how long to you plan to wait to take action? Five years?") Adlerian Therapy - Answer Encouragement - Having the client be an active participant in treatment helps the individual begin to see themselves as capable. Adlerian Therapy - Answer Exploration of Social Dynamics - At the core, the therapist believes the client's issues are primarily social in nature. Adlerian Therapy - Answer Exploration of the family constellation - In this theory, birth order, sibling interaction, parent interactions and the client's sense of their psychological position in the family are important to enhance insight about how the client has selected life-style. Family constellation is not limited to the immediate family, but rather to those present at home during the formative time of the client. Adlerian Therapy - Answer Push - Button Technique - This is designed to help the client see they are responsible for how they feel, both good and bad feelings. The client is asked to visualize a happy event,