midterm Flashcards
aaron beck
father of cognitive therapy
his theories are widely used in the treatment of clinical depression
richard bandler
founding father of brief therapy
development of NLP
used NLP to develop the structure of brief therapy
jesse davis
developed the first guidance curriculum
implemented his ideas about self study, occupational study, and examination of self
william james
tried to discover functions of the mind
designed experimental methods to understand function of the mind
fritz perls
leader of humanistic movement
gestalt therapy
lysander s. richards
published vocophy
earliest notion of professional counseling in response to societal pressures
abram maslow
leader of humanistic movement
self-actualization
g. stanley hall
first psych lab in us
father of american psych
organize APA
clifford beers
founder of american mental hygiene unity
wilhelm wendt
first experimental psych lab
used a form of introspection where he asked subjects to use self-reflection and verbalize what they are experiencing
milton erickson
founding father of brief therapy
hypnosis and family therapy
dorothea dix
created the first generation of american mental asylums
frank parsons
led the way to vocational guidance
first counselor
father of guidance
james cattell
first psych professor in us
steve de shazer
began development of solution focused counseling
insoo berg
began development of solution focused counseling
CACREP
Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs
CORE
Council on Rehabilitation Education
NBCC
National Board of Certified Counselors
APA
American Psychological Association
AATA
American Art Therapy Association
AMCA
American Mental Counseling Association
ACGPA
American Council of Guidance and Personnel Association
ASCA
American School Counselor Association
ASGW
Association for Specialists in Group Work
NVGA
National Vocational Guidance Association
NDEA
National Defense Education Act
NIMH
National Institute of Mental Health
APGA
American Personnel and Guidance Association
CGPA
Council of Guidance and Personnel Association
CRCC
Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification
What happened in 1952?
ACA
What happened in 1976?
Virginia had first licensing law
What happened in 1981?
CACREP
What happened in 1982?
NBCC
Freud’s 5 stages
oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital
Oral stage
birth-1 year
anal stage
1-3 years
phallic stage
3-6 years
latency stage
6-puberty
genital stage
puberty-death
accreditation
means of providing accountability
certification
refers to the process of becoming qualified to practice in public schools
credentialing
created to represent a broad array of activities pertaining to the establishment of professional training standards
licensure
is a credential granted by government bodies so you may practice
primary credentials
an earned degree from an accredited university and additional training
secondary credentials
any licensure or certification that the counselor holds
tertiary credentials
professional associations to which the counselor belongs to
counseling groups
focuses on assisting group participants to resolve the usual, yet often difficult, problems of living by stimulating interpersonal support and group problem solving
Guidance/Psychoeducational groups
educates group participants that are informationally deficient in some area, normal functioning individuals that are at risk for an environmental threat
Task work groups
employ principles of group dynamics, organizational development, and team building to enhance group members skills in group task accomplishment and group maintenance
psychotherapy groups
helps individual group members re-mediate in-depth psychological problems or reconstruct major personality dimensions
focused on people with an acute or chronic mental or emotional disorder characterized by distress or impairment
developmental stages in groups
definitive, personal involvement, group involvement, enhancement and closure
definitive stage
orientation, who can I trust?, where will i find support?, small talk
personal involvement stage
member to member interactions, sharing of personal info, power struggles
group involvement stage
self-evaluation and self-assessment of behavior, attitudes, values, and methods used in relating to others and by members channeling their energies to better meet group goals and purposes
group involvement stage
self-evaluation and self-assessment of behavior, attitudes, values, and methods used in relating to others and by members channeling their energies to better meet group goals and purposes
enhancement and closure stage
reevaluation of the group process and individual and group assessment of change, commitment to continue self-analysis and growth
t-groups aka encounter groups
a group of people undergoing therapy or training in which they observe and seek to improve their own interpersonal relationships or communication skills
group therapy
more remedially and therapeutically focused, more likely to be facilitated by a facilitator with a doctoral-level preparation and a more “clinical” orientation