PCN 100 final exam
1. How does treatment for addiction differ between men and women: 1.
men and women's bodies are different
2.5 drinks indicate for men to be drunk and 4 drinks indicate for women
to be drunk
3. women may be primary care giver for
children 4.women have higher chances of
trauma and abuse
5. men r more aggressive
2. Handbook used for all therapist use to diagnose: DSM-5
3. What implications of culture, religion, gender, sexual orientations or dis-
abilities in addiction treatment: 1. import for counselors to understand
the back- ground of the clients
2. in additions to methods of communication, healing, and
understanding mental and substance abuse disorders
4. what is biopsychosocial assessment: 1. is the medical psycho-mental
health, social relationships, family
5. why is the biospcyhosocial spiritual assessment important in substance
abuse treatments: social relationships, family environmental influences
and spir- itually is the belief in the relationship greater than
themselves
6. what treatment is best for a client to help prevent relapse?: The
SBRT (screening brief intervention and referral to treatment)
Method can be used
7. Working as a counselor according to the ethics code of practice, what
do they say about record keeping and note taking?: 1. Document
appropriately and safe guard
2.in compliance w ethic codes and agency protocol, NEVER release
info w/o consent
8.Define rapport and why is it important in the therapeutic relationship:
build- ing rapport is building a trusting relationship w/ ur client
9. Counselor practicing in small town, finds out her client is in the same
church: always stay professional, remind client you are not in session.
check the code of ethics
10.what information would it provide the client in reference to dual
1/
, relation- ships: i would clarify the definition of dual relationships
11.Define dual relationships: a dual relationship occurs when a
therapist has a second, significantly different relationship with his or
her client in addition to the traditional client-therapist one.
2/
1. How does treatment for addiction differ between men and women: 1.
men and women's bodies are different
2.5 drinks indicate for men to be drunk and 4 drinks indicate for women
to be drunk
3. women may be primary care giver for
children 4.women have higher chances of
trauma and abuse
5. men r more aggressive
2. Handbook used for all therapist use to diagnose: DSM-5
3. What implications of culture, religion, gender, sexual orientations or dis-
abilities in addiction treatment: 1. import for counselors to understand
the back- ground of the clients
2. in additions to methods of communication, healing, and
understanding mental and substance abuse disorders
4. what is biopsychosocial assessment: 1. is the medical psycho-mental
health, social relationships, family
5. why is the biospcyhosocial spiritual assessment important in substance
abuse treatments: social relationships, family environmental influences
and spir- itually is the belief in the relationship greater than
themselves
6. what treatment is best for a client to help prevent relapse?: The
SBRT (screening brief intervention and referral to treatment)
Method can be used
7. Working as a counselor according to the ethics code of practice, what
do they say about record keeping and note taking?: 1. Document
appropriately and safe guard
2.in compliance w ethic codes and agency protocol, NEVER release
info w/o consent
8.Define rapport and why is it important in the therapeutic relationship:
build- ing rapport is building a trusting relationship w/ ur client
9. Counselor practicing in small town, finds out her client is in the same
church: always stay professional, remind client you are not in session.
check the code of ethics
10.what information would it provide the client in reference to dual
1/
, relation- ships: i would clarify the definition of dual relationships
11.Define dual relationships: a dual relationship occurs when a
therapist has a second, significantly different relationship with his or
her client in addition to the traditional client-therapist one.
2/
