Exam 2: The Stages of the Counseling Relationship

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, your foundational skills are important so that you can guide the client's story, maintain rapport, and delve deeper. You also need information-gathering skills to ready yourself to develop goals and collaboration skills to assure client and counselor identification of problem areas match.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, the diagnosis is revisited if goals are not met.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -Relative to case conceptualization, it is in this stage that the client begins to address his or her issues.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -It is important to be psychologically adjusted so that you maintain your boundaries in this stage, and you need to be competent to assure an accurate evaluation of what has occurred in the helping relationship.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, it is important to show empathy, accept the client so he or she feels safe, be capable of building a relationship, be able to handle the client's emotional issues, and have the competence to work with the client or to seek consultation or supervision.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -It is in this stage that you begin to apply skills based on your own theoretical orientation and also will likely use a number of commonly used skills such as affirmations, encouragement, self-disclosure, modeling, and confrontation.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, a road map for treatment, based on case conceptualization, is developed

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage a diagnosis is formerly made and used to describe the client's issues and communicate with others to help develop a treatment plan.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -Relative to case conceptualization, it is in this stage that you identify problems, examine possible undetected issues as well as associated features, etiological factors, and sustaining factors.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, you collaboratively work on developing strategies to solve problems. Also, you may give advice, offer alternatives, and give information.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, your cognitive complexity allows for alternative methods of reaching goals, you are good at identifying problems, and you have a repertoire of skills that helps you identify what areas to work toward.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -Relative to case management, in this stage the clinician assures the protection of files and records, conducts monitoring, conducts follow-up assessment, finalizes business matters, and responds to requests from referral sources

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage it is critical that you show empathy toward your client and accept him or her as he or she expresses feelings about the ending of the relationship. Also, in this stage you need to be genuine about your feelings and be able to handle them.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, the treatment plan is focused upon and followed. It's revisited if the client does not meet goals.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, your foundational skills and information-gathering skills are critical, and you need to be collaborative to assure that your expectations of counseling match client expectations.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -Relative to case management, in this stage the clinician writes case notes, attends to intake issues, billing, business matters, and correspondence with other professionals if necessary.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -Relative to case management, in this stage the clinician deals with "ending" paperwork, billing issues, correspondence with other professionals, and after-planning.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -Relative to case conceptualization, it is in this stage that a very early hypothesis about your client's concerns and ancillary issues is made.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -In this stage, you need to have the cognitive complexity to understand the client situation and you need to have the necessary skills to build a relationship and gather information to identify client needs.

For each item that follows, in the space provided, write in the stage of the counseling relationship being described. a. Pre-interview b. Rapport and Trust Building c. Problem Identification d. Goal Setting and Treatment Planning e. Work f. Closure g. Post-interview -Relative to case conceptualization, it is in this stage the conceptualization process yields a plan of action.