Quiz #2

Question 1

Client Centered Care

Answer 1

• Build treatments that directly support client goals
• Help us make decisions in best interest of client
• Right to make informed choices about their care
• Mesh needs of clients with therapist’s skillset

Question 2

Informed Consent

Answer 2

Ensure clients have all the info they need to make informed choices, the opportunity to ask questions and know that they can stop treatment at any time

Question 3

Framework

Answer 3

• They way a therapist organizes their practice
• Must be in accordance with legal and professional regulations/expectations
• Predictably outline what clients can expect
• Sets out terms of understanding
• When explained it begins negotiation of contract between therapist and client

Question 4

Principles of Informed Consent (ABCDE)

Answer 4

Areas massaged
Benefits and effects 
Cautions or concerns
Draping and duration
Empowerment

Question 5

Therapeutic Contract

Answer 5

• Explains what a client can expect from a therapeutic encounter and relationship
• Important for acknowledging that a business relationship exists between client and therapist

Question 6

Pseudo-Listening

Answer 6

Intention to have certain needs met, NOT to listen

Question 7

Blocks to Listening (10)

Answer 7

Comparing
Advising
Judging
Being Right
Daydreaming
Filtering
Placating
Identifying
Rehearsing
Mind Reading

Question 8

4 Components of the Therapeutic Contract

Answer 8

1) Client seeks treatment
2) Therapist sets out terms for providing care
3) Client accepts proposed treatment
4) Therapist provides care and receives payment

Question 9

How to Develop a Therapeutic Relationship (TALUS)

Answer 9

Time
Atmosphere (safety, warmth)
Listening Skills
Understanding client (history, concerns)
Shared Decision Making

Question 10

4 Intentions of Real Listening

Answer 10

1) Understand someone
2) Enjoy someone
3) Learn something
4) Offer help or solace

Question 11

Examples of Reasons for Pseudo-Listening (7)

Answer 11

Wanting to be liked
Checking for signs of rejection
Preparing your response
Listening so you will be listened to
Trying to be good or nice
Not knowing how to leave without offending
Buying time to prepare your next comment
Listening for weak points/gathering ammunition
Looking for a specific piece of information