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INDIVIDUAL THERAPY correct answers also known as individual therapy that was invented
by Alfred Alder who was interested in/believed that feelings of inferiority could be motivating.
Believed each chld is born with unique capabilities and inherently moving toward the future.
Believed these feelings motivated people to strive for wholeness, superiority, and perfection
Private Logic correct answers Private or unconscious beliefs about self, others, and the world.
holisitic correct answers Future oriented, humanistic, and socially focused
Play Therapy correct answers is a systematic use of a theoretical power through an interpersonal
process where play therapists use their power of play to help clients/children with psychosocial
difficulties and issues and to achieve optimal growth and development. The goal is for children
to learn about themselves, self efficacy, helps children explore alternatives/ perceptions of a
problem, practice problem solving, and increase emotional vocab
Rollo May correct answers Father of existential therapy
Existential Therapy correct answers Invented by Viktor Frankl who believed that people need
meaning or and hope in life and that people are responsible for their own actions. If there is no
hope no hope or meaning then the psychological mind can decrease and die. Choices that people
make determines their essence
Ludwig Binswanger: correct answers pioneer who developed one of the first aproaches in
existential therapy
Person centered Counseling correct answers By Carl Rogers who believed in the importance of
communicating feelings, honest, open and a caring relationship with others .Emphasizes the
therapeutic/empathetic relationship.
Actualized Tendency correct answers Leads Directionality in life , and its about a person
reaching their full potential
Rational Emotive Therapy correct answers By Albert Elis, believed that children should be
taught positive mental health concepts and should be used in school. His goal was to help
individual's learn rational principles so that they can reduce emotional distress. Emotional or
Behavioral problems can result from irrational beliefs. IF you think rationally, then you can have
healthy behaviors. ABC MODEL AND CAT MODEL- created
Subjective Goal correct answers Goal of ideal self
Gestalt Therapy correct answers By Fritz Perls, Therapist helps clients accept all thoughts and
experiences. therapy in which the therapist helps clients to accept all parts of their feelings and
subjective experiences, using leading questions and planned experiences such as role-playing.
Need identifiication and fullfilment.
, Style of Life correct answers represents the manifestation of the creative self and describes a
person's unique way of achieving superiority
Behavior Therapy correct answers therapy that applies learning principles to the elimination of
unwanted behaviors
operant conditioning correct answers increase or decrease in consequence after a behavior
Collective Guilt correct answers an emotional response that people can experience when they
perceive their group as responsible for illegitimate wrongdoings
Creative Interventions correct answers Helpful for Children or clients who may be resistant to
counseling process and it helps build a trusting relationship. Helps children with their feelings,
express themselves, learn about themselves, and express what is going on in their lives.
Solution Focused Brief Therapy correct answers By Steve De Shazer and Insoo Kim Beg, with
their associates at Family Brief Therapy Center. Approach , not a theory is futire oriented, goal
directed with highlighting the importance of finding a solution. Counselors do not focus on the
problem, and it is strength based approach. Clients describe their lives and what they want to
gain from i or what they want to achieve. Counselors focus on their strengths and abilities not
their weakness's.
Reality Therapy correct answers By WIlliam Glasser, emphasized personal responsibility, and
there is an emphasis on choice theory too in explaining human behavior. Focuses on what clients
can control, along with choices and behavior. WDEP is in this theory.
Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) correct answers is a framework that systematically
differentiates support for students who may have academic, behavioral, emotional or social
challenges, and this framework differentiates the type of support needed into tiers. The supports
are to help increase positive outcomes for students for all students.
ASCA correct answers A professional organization that professionals like school counselors who
provide direction and ethical or moral standards during the counseling process and laws that the
counselors may have to abide by. Asca also provides licensure standards, certification, and
standards for counseling
CACREP correct answers the counselor for accreditation and school counselor competencies
Frank parsons correct answers The Father of vocational guidance; believed in teaching more than
the academics
Meyer Bloomfield correct answers leader in vocational guidance, concerned nobody was
evaluating or guiding children as they transited. advised students and parents about the future
Jesse B. Davis correct answers First to create a curriculum in Michigan
INDIVIDUAL THERAPY correct answers also known as individual therapy that was invented
by Alfred Alder who was interested in/believed that feelings of inferiority could be motivating.
Believed each chld is born with unique capabilities and inherently moving toward the future.
Believed these feelings motivated people to strive for wholeness, superiority, and perfection
Private Logic correct answers Private or unconscious beliefs about self, others, and the world.
holisitic correct answers Future oriented, humanistic, and socially focused
Play Therapy correct answers is a systematic use of a theoretical power through an interpersonal
process where play therapists use their power of play to help clients/children with psychosocial
difficulties and issues and to achieve optimal growth and development. The goal is for children
to learn about themselves, self efficacy, helps children explore alternatives/ perceptions of a
problem, practice problem solving, and increase emotional vocab
Rollo May correct answers Father of existential therapy
Existential Therapy correct answers Invented by Viktor Frankl who believed that people need
meaning or and hope in life and that people are responsible for their own actions. If there is no
hope no hope or meaning then the psychological mind can decrease and die. Choices that people
make determines their essence
Ludwig Binswanger: correct answers pioneer who developed one of the first aproaches in
existential therapy
Person centered Counseling correct answers By Carl Rogers who believed in the importance of
communicating feelings, honest, open and a caring relationship with others .Emphasizes the
therapeutic/empathetic relationship.
Actualized Tendency correct answers Leads Directionality in life , and its about a person
reaching their full potential
Rational Emotive Therapy correct answers By Albert Elis, believed that children should be
taught positive mental health concepts and should be used in school. His goal was to help
individual's learn rational principles so that they can reduce emotional distress. Emotional or
Behavioral problems can result from irrational beliefs. IF you think rationally, then you can have
healthy behaviors. ABC MODEL AND CAT MODEL- created
Subjective Goal correct answers Goal of ideal self
Gestalt Therapy correct answers By Fritz Perls, Therapist helps clients accept all thoughts and
experiences. therapy in which the therapist helps clients to accept all parts of their feelings and
subjective experiences, using leading questions and planned experiences such as role-playing.
Need identifiication and fullfilment.
, Style of Life correct answers represents the manifestation of the creative self and describes a
person's unique way of achieving superiority
Behavior Therapy correct answers therapy that applies learning principles to the elimination of
unwanted behaviors
operant conditioning correct answers increase or decrease in consequence after a behavior
Collective Guilt correct answers an emotional response that people can experience when they
perceive their group as responsible for illegitimate wrongdoings
Creative Interventions correct answers Helpful for Children or clients who may be resistant to
counseling process and it helps build a trusting relationship. Helps children with their feelings,
express themselves, learn about themselves, and express what is going on in their lives.
Solution Focused Brief Therapy correct answers By Steve De Shazer and Insoo Kim Beg, with
their associates at Family Brief Therapy Center. Approach , not a theory is futire oriented, goal
directed with highlighting the importance of finding a solution. Counselors do not focus on the
problem, and it is strength based approach. Clients describe their lives and what they want to
gain from i or what they want to achieve. Counselors focus on their strengths and abilities not
their weakness's.
Reality Therapy correct answers By WIlliam Glasser, emphasized personal responsibility, and
there is an emphasis on choice theory too in explaining human behavior. Focuses on what clients
can control, along with choices and behavior. WDEP is in this theory.
Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) correct answers is a framework that systematically
differentiates support for students who may have academic, behavioral, emotional or social
challenges, and this framework differentiates the type of support needed into tiers. The supports
are to help increase positive outcomes for students for all students.
ASCA correct answers A professional organization that professionals like school counselors who
provide direction and ethical or moral standards during the counseling process and laws that the
counselors may have to abide by. Asca also provides licensure standards, certification, and
standards for counseling
CACREP correct answers the counselor for accreditation and school counselor competencies
Frank parsons correct answers The Father of vocational guidance; believed in teaching more than
the academics
Meyer Bloomfield correct answers leader in vocational guidance, concerned nobody was
evaluating or guiding children as they transited. advised students and parents about the future
Jesse B. Davis correct answers First to create a curriculum in Michigan
