T & T 2

Question 1

What is the first step in the Five Steps to Competent Therapy?

Answer 1

Map the Territory: Conceptualize the situation with the help of Theory.

Question 2

What does the second step, “Identify Oases and Obstacles,” involve?

Answer 2

It involves assessing the client’s mental status and providing case management.

Question 3

Track Progress?

Answer 3

The step in therapy where the client’s response to treatment is evaluated.

Question 4

Leave a Trail?

Answer 4

The process of documenting what happens throughout the therapy.

Question 5

What is included in the “Select a Path” step of the Five Steps to Competent Therapy?

Answer 5

It involves developing a treatment plan with therapeutic tasks, building a working therapeutic relationship, and setting measurable client goals.

Question 6

It is not about you, it is about the

Answer 6

clients

Question 7

Cultural Humility

Answer 7

A lifelong commitment to self-evaluation and self-critique, recognizing and challenging power imbalances in relationships while developing partnerships with individuals and communities.

Question 8

Why is research and evidence-based practice crucial in education?

Answer 8

Research and evidence-based practice ensure that educational strategies and interventions are effective, improving student outcomes and fostering informed decision-making.

Question 9

Ethics in Education

Answer 9

A set of moral principles guiding the behavior and decisions of educators, ensuring fairness, respect, and integrity in all interactions with students and colleagues.

Question 10

What does the term “person-of-the-therapist” refer to in the context of education?

Answer 10

It emphasizes the importance of the educator’s own personality and experiences in shaping the therapeutic relationship and influencing the educational process.

Question 11

Systemic Lens

Answer 11

Is how we should view cases

Question 12

What is the purpose of a treatment plan in educational science?

Answer 12

A treatment plan outlines specific goals, interventions, and tasks tailored to meet the needs of the client, ensuring systematic progress and accountability.

Question 13

Goals and Interventions

Answer 13

Goals and interventions refer to the specific outcomes aimed for in therapy and the strategies employed to achieve these outcomes, respectively.

Question 14

What are treatment tasks in a treatment plan?

Answer 14

Treatment tasks are specific activities or actions that clients are expected to engage in to facilitate progress towards their therapeutic goals.

Question 15

Why are Diversity Considerations Important?

Answer 15

Diversity considerations involve recognizing and integrating the unique backgrounds, cultures, and experiences of clients in the treatment process to ensure inclusive and effective interventions.

Question 16

Why is evidence-based practice important in creating a treatment plan?

Answer 16

Evidence-based practice ensures that treatment plans are grounded in research and validated strategies, leading to more effective interventions and improved client outcomes.

Question 17

What does S.M.A.R.T stand for? This is what we should keep in mind when setting goals for clients

Answer 17

S: Specific

M: Measurable

A: Achievable

R: Realistic

T: Timely

Question 18

What is sociocultural attunement in the context of family therapy?

Answer 18

Sociocultural attunement refers to the awareness and responsiveness to societal systems, culture, and power dynamics that affect clients’ experiences in therapy.

Question 19

Sociocultural Systems

Answer 19

Interconnected cultural, economic, political, social, and environmental factors that influence individual and family well-being.

Question 20

Why is attention to equity vital in family therapy?

Answer 20

Attention to equity is vital because unjust social and interpersonal relationships can create or worsen mental health issues and relationship problems.

Question 21

Equity-Based Practice

Answer 21

A therapeutic approach that prioritizes fairness and justice in interpersonal relationships and social contexts to enhance client outcomes.

Question 22

What is the impact of sociocultural systems on mental health?

Answer 22

Sociocultural systems impact mental health by affecting access to resources, respect, autonomy, safety, and overall relational dynamics.

Question 23

Discrimination

Answer 23

Unjust treatment or consideration of individuals based on their identity, which can exacerbate mental health symptoms and relational issues.

Question 24

How does family therapy historically relate to societal context?

Answer 24

Family therapy emerged as a challenge to the medical model by incorporating societal context to address the familial roots of psychological issues.

Question 25

Structural Family Therapy

Answer 25

A model developed to address the impact of societal elements like poverty and discrimination on family dynamics and individual well-being.

Question 26

What role does the therapist’s awareness of their own positionality play in family therapy?

Answer 26

The therapist’s awareness of their own positionality is essential for understanding how their identity influences the therapeutic process and the dynamics between clients and societal systems.

Question 27

Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)

Answer 27

Conditions in the environments where people live, learn, work, and age that impact their health outcomes and quality of life.

Question 28

How do systemic inequities affect families?

Answer 28

Systemic inequities create power imbalances in relationships, exacerbating the effects of stress and adverse experiences within family units.

Question 29

Intersectionality

Answer 29

The interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, gender, and class that create overlapping systems of disadvantage or privilege.

Question 30

What is the role of critical conversations in family therapy?

Answer 30

Critical conversations aim to foster awareness and collective action against oppression, using dialogue to empower clients and address societal injustices.

Question 31

Just Therapy

Answer 31

A therapeutic approach that emphasizes context and relational equity, aiming to challenge and change oppressive dynamics within therapy.

Question 32

What are socio-relational determinants of health?

Answer 32

Socio-relational determinants refer to how social determinants of health impact the interconnections between mental health, physical health, and relational well-being.

Question 33

In terms of mental health, what does social equity correlate with?

Answer 33

Relational satisfaction

Question 34

What does “sociocultural attunement” refer to?

Answer 34

Understanding and integrating the cultural and societal contexts in therapy.

Question 35

What does ANVIET stand for?

Answer 35

A transtheoretical set of socioculturally attuned guiding practices

Question 36

Which approach is discussed in relation to promoting equity-based interventions?

Answer 36

Third order thinking

Question 37

Which narrative is highlighted as significant in the historical context of structural inequity in the US?

Answer 37

The narrative of racial capitalism.