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Helping Relationships

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Wellness   show
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Therapeutic alliance   show
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empathy   show
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Resistance   show
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show Freud. Theory that resistance is due to client's attempts to repress unsavory anxiety causing memories that are part of their unconscious.  
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Noncompliance   show
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show an evidence based model of personality. Breaks down the construct of personality into 5 factors: openness, consciousness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. OCEAN(helpful for remembering)  
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show Commonly used to measure these factors in clients, and clinicians can use the results to help formulate useful interventions to help clients improve their quality of life  
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Stages of Counseling   show
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Relationship-building stage   show
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show Counselor works with the client to target addressed issues and establish meaningful goals. Goals should be specific, attainable, observable, and manageable.  
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show Counselors responsibility to end the counseling relationship. Usually initiated after the client has achieved their goals.  
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Consultation   show
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Triadic-Dependent Model of Consultation   show
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Collaborative-dependent model   show
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collaborative-independent model   show
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show 1. Consultant Establishes rapport, explains consultation process and defines the responsibilities of each member. Next work together to define the problem and set a goal. Solutions are then brainstormed.  
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show an evidence based approach used to respond to individuals who have experienced a disaster, terrorist attack, or other disturbing event.  
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show Attending, questioning, reflecting, paraphrasing, summarizing, confronting, interpreting, self-disclosure, feedback, and giving information.  
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Attending   show
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Questioning   show
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Reflecting   show
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Paraphrasing   show
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Summarizing   show
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show Sharing personal information with a client to help connect with the client, give feedback, or provide the client with alternate perspectives or ideas.  
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show Informing clients about discrepancies in their words, behaviors, feelings, or nonverbal communication in order to increase client self-awareness, so the client can become more congruent.  
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show Sharing thoughts, feelings, and impressions about the client directly with the client to help the client gain an increased self-awareness, confront inconsistencies, and reinforce progress.  
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show Counselors provide clients with information to help them achieve their goals.  
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show Involves suggesting possible reasons for a clients behavior, thoughts, or feelings or helping clients recognize hidden meaning in their actions. Helps increase client awareness.  
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show People's actions are predetermined by forces of which they are unaware.  
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Sigmund Freud   show
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show aware of everything occurring in the present.  
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pre-conscious mind   show
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show contains memories, instincts and drives that are exceedingly difficult to bring to a persons conscious awareness.  
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Personality Development Freud   show
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show Seat of biological desires, pleasure principle and primary-process thought, chaotic, unconscious impulses.  
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Ego   show
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Superego   show
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show process of assigning meaning to dreams  
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transference   show
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Counter transference   show
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Free association   show
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dream analysis   show
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show is the symbolism in dreams with meaning that is easily perceived.  
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show is the symbolism in dreams that is harder to understand and interpret.  
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Ego Psycholgoy   show
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Interpersonal Psychoanalysis   show
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show Heinz Kohut, asserts that psychological disorders result from unsatisfied developmental needs.  
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show Alfred Adler,healthy individuals have social interest and compassion for other people.  
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Inferiority complex   show
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