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EXAM 4 - ENGAGEMENT (TERMINATION (Consolidating gains & maintenance…
EXAM 4 - ENGAGEMENT
TERMINATION
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Types of Termination
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Termination due to temporal or structural limits (program limitations, managed care)
Time limited treatment can be positive, focus on work and gaining skills
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Goal setting w/ Minors
Identify minor's perceptions & perspectives - what is their understanding of the goal and point of view of the problem
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Relational Dynamics
Conscious and unconscious dynamics between people (therapist/client, etc.)
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Burn out
workload, uncertainty, stressors, urgency, large caseload, etc - all factors in leading to burn out
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ADDITIVE EMPATHY, INTERPRETATION & CONFRONTATION #
Discrepant Viewpoint
Interpretation that assists clients in viewing their problem from a different perspective thus opening up new possibilities for remedial courses of action.
Includes: reframing, relabeling, positive connotation, positive reinterpretation
Interpretation
Semantic - Describe client's experiences according to SW vocabulary, related to additive empathy
Propositional - Involves SW notions or explanations that assert causal relationships among factors involved in client's situation
Use additive empathy to help increase client self-awareness - awareness of the various forces operating in the present
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Encourage self-confrontation - allow the client to explore the discrepancies and identify changes to be made
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