Human Diversity Flashcards

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List common areas of life functioning impacted by mental disorder.

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  • Daily life management (time, finances, etc)
  • Self-care (hygiene, health, wellness)
  • Physical conditions or medical issues
  • Social
  • Work and school (attendance, achievement)
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Identify common records or information sources that can assist clinical assessment.

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  • Medical records
  • Employment records
  • Academic records
  • Legal records
  • Collateral sources
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What are common factors of human diversity?

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Acronym: SCAGS

  • Socioeconomic status
  • Culture
  • Age
  • Gender
  • Spiritual beliefs
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How do therapists approach aspects of human diversity?

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Acronym: PETER RC

  • Personal bias examination
  • Empathy
  • Treatment plan
  • Education
  • Rapport
  • Respect
  • Curiosity
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What are common stages of acculturation?

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  • Euphoria
  • Culture Shock/Alienation
  • Anomie
  • Assimilation or Adaptation
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What are the sections of the Mental Status Exam?

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  • Appearance
  • Behaviors
  • Affect & Mood
  • Perception
  • Cognition
  • Thought Content
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What are some therapeutic considerations when a client has previous therapy experience?

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  • Sense of repeating information or “catch up”
  • Different approach than previous therapist
  • Increased insight enhances new relationship
  • Different therapeutic issues may be covered
  • Previous issues have already been resolved
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What are common ways that cultural factors can impact the therapeutic relationship?

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  • Therapy may be foreign or stigmatized
  • Language or cultural barriers
  • Therapy may be seen as “failure” or shameful
  • Closed vs. open family systems as a cultural norm
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