Domain II: Treatment Planning, Collaboration, and Referral Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers

Boring client Correct Answer desires attention but does not know how to command it; may be scared or inhibited; reinforce behavior when clt show spontaneity Silent client Correct Answer fear of disclosing personal information; fear of unable to control situation; can be sign of manipulation or control situation; encourage clt to participate in group; may be necessary to remove clt from gp Self-righteous client Correct Answer this may stem from sense of failure and inferiority; constant need to be right; inform gp about this type of beh and its causes; usually grow up in dysfunctional home Monopolizing client Correct Answer demands counselor's full attention; his/her problem are worse than other; annoying and disruptive in group; counselor should address it and ask gp why they allow the behavior; point out the listening is impt part of therapy Hostile client Correct Answer may be to ver fear; reacting to someone due to transference; help clt handle fear that causes hostility and help find appropriate ways to express emotions T/F: Treatment should be restrictive as possible. Correct Answer False, unrestrictive Treatment plan Correct Answer based on screening and assessment; individualized; note problems, goals, objective, and intervention Assessment forms Correct Answer these are the basis for the treatment pan, which is individualized Planning stage Correct Answer counselor ad client list and rank clt's problems Goals Correct Answer should be SMART Objectives Correct Answer measurable steps taken to achieve goals Relationship between substance abuse and homicide Correct Answer Due substance abuse, one's judgement is impaired and less inhibited. 50% of incarcerated for homicide were abusing alcohol/drugs at time of incident; avg 18 drinks; 66% perp for domestic homicide (female death); alcohol leading cause of car homicide/manslaughter Relationship between subtance use/abuse and family violence Correct Answer -40-60% intimate partner abuse related to substance abuse