PPT #1: Intro Flashcards

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What does it mean when counseling is professional?

A
  • Guided by ethics
  • Scientifically informed
  • Measurable
  • Accountable
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What does it mean when counseling is personal?

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  • Based on relationship
  • Guided by client
  • Vulnerable
  • Sensitive to individual difference
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3
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How much of U.S. adults experience symptoms of mental illness?

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25%

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4
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How many people suffer WORLDWIDE from some form of mental disorder of brain condition

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450 million

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5
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T/F: Mental health is one aspect of our job?

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True

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6
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What are other areas that client seek out counseling for other than direct treatment for a DSM-V disorder?

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  • Relationship Dysfunction
  • Family Dysfunction
  • Life Stage Transitions
  • Existential Crisis
  • Personal Growth
  • Spiritual Direction
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Describe Eysenck’s challenge.

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  • Reviewed 24 studies (1952)
  • Psychodynamic – 44%
  • Eclectic psychotherapy – 64%
  • Those who received therapy improved less than those in the comparison group (hospitals)
  • “fail to prove that psychotherapy, Freudian or otherwise, facilitates the recovery ofneuroticpatients.”
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What is Smith & Glass’ research on counseling effectiveness?

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Smith and Glass (1977)

  • 375 studies provided compelling evidence that psychotherapy was more effective than the no-treatment
  • All of the psychotherapeutic methods seemed to yield approximately equal results.
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9
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What are the theories of psychotherapy?

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  • The house that psychotherapy built
  • Approximately 100 years of construction
  • 2 – 4 main architectural firms, each with 100’s of subcontractors
  • Competition
  • Splitting and doubling every 10 years, with no contractor ever fired
  • Science fuels debates
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