Identify what information would be important to collect during the initial assessment process to make a diagnosis and why. Explain what methods you would use to collect the data or make ongoing assessment.
5) Describe the philosophies, practices, policies, and outcomes of the most generally accepted models of treatment, recovery, relapse prevention and continuing care for addiction and other substance-related problems. 49) Establish and maintain professional relations with civic groups, agencies, other professionals, governmental entities, and the community-at-large in order to ensure appropriate referrals, identify service gaps, […]
1.Advantages for each technique. Provide at least two. 2.Disadvantages for each technique. Provide at least two. 3.Discuss the criteria used to determine the appropriateness of random assignment versus matching techniques.
Topic: A crisis can be a dangerous situation that provides an opportunity for growth. Identifying an opportunity for growth in the midst of a crisis can be a challenge for both the person in the crisis and the professional providing therapeutic services. However, the treatment provider has the privilege and responsibility to intervene and influence […]
5.1 Why is identifying the “real story” important for effective counseling? What difficulties could occur if you do not focus your counseling on the “real story?” Explain how you would handle a client who states he is feeling hopeless and helpless. How would you assess for suicidality? If the client only has fleeting thoughts but […]
1.How can we tell the motive that a person has in a prosocial behavior scenario? Do we ask them directly about their motives? 2.What role does the concept of reciprocity plays in prosocial behavior?