Exam 2 Flashcards
Main goals of Patient Centered Therapy
1. Improve self-esteem
2. Enhance openness
3. Facilitate growth and development
4. Eliminate feelings of distress
5. Have a greater understanding of oneself
Role of group therapist for Person Centered Therapy Group
Facilitator
Basic techniques in Patient Centered groups
Listening and Understanding
Gestalt Therapy
Work through interpersonal and internal conflicts
Explain the Empty Chair Technique
1. Helps others see from another’s perspective
2. Gain insight into feelings and behaviors
Communication Term:
Blocking
Failure to express one’s knowledge of skill
Communication Term:
Empathizing
Recognizing emotions in others or understanding others perspectives
Communication Term:
Evaluating
Judging, messages based on effectiveness in reaching the goals
Communication Term:
Facilitating
Encouraging feedback
Opening up clear and direct communication among the participants and helping them assume increasing responsibility for the group’s direction
Communication Term:
Giving Feedback
Done in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the message
Communication Term:
Goal Setting
Targets the communication, knowledge, or emotion that is transmitted
Communication Term:
Initiating
Non-prompted, purposeful,
Sending a message in the context of an exchange
Risk associated with group
Risks:
1. Unequal participation
2. Conflict
Disadvantage of group
There is no individual decision making— it’s shared among group members
Informed consent
Required before any group participation
Members should be informed of group rules and norms
Consent to participate or not