Exam 9: An Interpersonal Solution

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Explain the current belief of many clients that it is important to "figure this out on their own". Discuss how a therapist addresses this belief and subsequently helps a client have a "paradigm shift" of valuing the process of therapy, and learn healthy relational themes.

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Question 21

The primary role for a therapist is to:

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Question 22

Because the interpersonal process has such a strong impact on clients, beginning therapists should use supervision to learn to do the following:

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Question 23

When therapists step out of their "roles" and become more present with clients, the potential for greater emotional contact is possible as well as:

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Question 24

How should a beginning therapist deal with feelings of inadequacy when clients share strong feelings?

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Question 25

The process dimension in therapeutic relationships can best be utilized with:

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Question 26

Explain the phrase, "The process must be congruent with the content."

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Question 27

When the client's conflict begins to be replayed in the therapeutic relationship, and the therapist accepts the validity of that concern and helps the client to explore and understand it more fully:

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Question 28

Being direct in therapy can arouse feelings in therapists about issues of and.

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Question 29

When a therapist first introduces process comments in an initial session, clients are often:

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Explain the current belief of many clients that it is important to "figure this out on their own". Discuss how a therapist addresses this belief and subsequently helps a client have a "paradigm shift" of valuing the process of therapy, and learn healthy relational themes.

The primary role for a therapist is to:

Because the interpersonal process has such a strong impact on clients, beginning therapists should use supervision to learn to do the following:

When therapists step out of their "roles" and become more present with clients, the potential for greater emotional contact is possible as well as:

How should a beginning therapist deal with feelings of inadequacy when clients share strong feelings?

The process dimension in therapeutic relationships can best be utilized with:

Explain the phrase, "The process must be congruent with the content."

When the client's conflict begins to be replayed in the therapeutic relationship, and the therapist accepts the validity of that concern and helps the client to explore and understand it more fully:

Being direct in therapy can arouse feelings in therapists about issues of and.

When a therapist first introduces process comments in an initial session, clients are often:

The Interpersonal Process Approach

Establishing a Working Alliance

Honoring the Clients Resistance

An Internal Focus for Change

Helping Clients With Their Feelings

Familial and Developmental Factors

Inflexible Interpersonal Coping Strategies

Relational Themes and Reparative Experiences

Working-Through and Termination

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Exam 9: An Interpersonal Solution

Explain the current belief of many clients that it is important to "figure this out on their own". Discuss how a therapist addresses this belief and subsequently helps a client have a "paradigm shift" of valuing the process of therapy, and learn healthy relational themes. ​

The primary role for a therapist is to: ​

Because the interpersonal process has such a strong impact on clients, beginning therapists should use supervision to learn to do the following: ​

When therapists step out of their "roles" and become more present with clients, the potential for greater emotional contact is possible as well as: ​

How should a beginning therapist deal with feelings of inadequacy when clients share strong feelings? ​

The process dimension in therapeutic relationships can best be utilized with: ​

Explain the phrase, "The process must be congruent with the content." ​

When the client's conflict begins to be replayed in the therapeutic relationship, and the therapist accepts the validity of that concern and helps the client to explore and understand it more fully: ​

Being direct in therapy can arouse feelings in therapists about issues of______ and______. ​

When a therapist first introduces process comments in an initial session, clients are often: ​

The Interpersonal Process Approach

Establishing a Working Alliance

Honoring the Clients Resistance

An Internal Focus for Change

Helping Clients With Their Feelings

Familial and Developmental Factors

Inflexible Interpersonal Coping Strategies

Relational Themes and Reparative Experiences

Working-Through and Termination

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Explain the current belief of many clients that it is important to "figure this out on their own". Discuss how a therapist addresses this belief and subsequently helps a client have a "paradigm shift" of valuing the process of therapy, and learn healthy relational themes.

The primary role for a therapist is to:

Because the interpersonal process has such a strong impact on clients, beginning therapists should use supervision to learn to do the following:

When therapists step out of their "roles" and become more present with clients, the potential for greater emotional contact is possible as well as:

How should a beginning therapist deal with feelings of inadequacy when clients share strong feelings?

The process dimension in therapeutic relationships can best be utilized with:

Explain the phrase, "The process must be congruent with the content."

When the client's conflict begins to be replayed in the therapeutic relationship, and the therapist accepts the validity of that concern and helps the client to explore and understand it more fully:

Being direct in therapy can arouse feelings in therapists about issues of and.

When a therapist first introduces process comments in an initial session, clients are often: