AADC READY TO TEST 7th Edition-T
April 2012 (Defunct after May 11, 2015
1. What are the 12 Core Functions?: 1. Screening
2. Intake
3. Orientation
4. Assessment
5. Treatment Planning
6. Counseling
7. CaseManagement
8. Crisis Intervention
9. (Client) Education
10. Referral
11. Records and Documentaion
12. Consultation
2. Federal Regulations for Confidentiality: cover any program providing alcohol/drug abuse diagnosis treatment or referral for
treatment which is directly or indirectly federally assisted.
3. Transference is: unconscious shifting of feelings and fantasies from significant others to the practitioner.
4. "Choice Theory" or Reality Therapy 5 needs:: We are all born with five genetically encoded needs driving us to act: 1. Survival
at lower physical level
2. love and belonging
3. power and competence
4. fun and diversion
5. freedom and options at the higher psychological level
5. A major focus of the principle of anonymity in the AA fellowship is directed specifically at: press, radio and film.
6. A diagnostic summary must include: strengths and weaknesses of the client
7. Counselee's in this program consider this a "treatment of last resort": the therapeutic community
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April 2012 (Defunct after May 11, 2015
(Counselee's usually have failed at least once in another therapeutic setting.)
8. when are codes of ethics usually developed?: after a problem has already occurred
9. One criticism associated with the disease model of addiction: is that there does not appear to be an inevitable progression
of symptoms.
10. methadone is a drug used in: harm reduction programs, usually in urban environments.
11. define relapse: a return to a pattern of substance abuse following treatment 12. which relapse prevention model does not
require the client to have completed their primary treatment goals?: Cognitive Social Relapse Prevention Model
13. The 5th Step of Alcoholics Anonymous requires:: confession (to God, selves and another human being the exact nature of our
wrongs)
14. The 8th Step of AA requires: making amends to people we have harmed
15. the first step of AA: admission to powerlessness over alcohol
16. the third step of AA: surrender: Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
17. The second step of AA: Came to BELIEVE that a Power greater than ourseves could restore us to sanity
18. Yalom's curative factors - greatest curative factor on chemically dependent individual: concept of "universality" step 1:
eliminate denial (recognize not alone)
step 2: recognition (universality) eliminates isolation and demoralization
Universality gives power to begin to identify with others and admit his or her problem by combating the cultural foces that lead to denial
19. Originators of AA:: Bill W - Stockbroker, Dr. Bob - a surgeon - Original 2 members in 1935
20. Five Principles of Motivational Interviewing and the Transtheoretical Mod-
el/ Stages of Change (Prochaska and DiClemente): PreContemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
21. Motivational Interviewing; Counselor Role: Directive, with a goal of eliciting self-motivational statements and behavioral change
from the client in addition to creative client discrepancy to enhance motivation for positive change.
22. Motivational Strategies for Clinician during Pre-contemplation Stage: Establish rapport, ask permission and build trust raise
doubts or concerns in the client about substance - using patterns by:
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April 2012 (Defunct after May 11, 2015
1. What are the 12 Core Functions?: 1. Screening
2. Intake
3. Orientation
4. Assessment
5. Treatment Planning
6. Counseling
7. CaseManagement
8. Crisis Intervention
9. (Client) Education
10. Referral
11. Records and Documentaion
12. Consultation
2. Federal Regulations for Confidentiality: cover any program providing alcohol/drug abuse diagnosis treatment or referral for
treatment which is directly or indirectly federally assisted.
3. Transference is: unconscious shifting of feelings and fantasies from significant others to the practitioner.
4. "Choice Theory" or Reality Therapy 5 needs:: We are all born with five genetically encoded needs driving us to act: 1. Survival
at lower physical level
2. love and belonging
3. power and competence
4. fun and diversion
5. freedom and options at the higher psychological level
5. A major focus of the principle of anonymity in the AA fellowship is directed specifically at: press, radio and film.
6. A diagnostic summary must include: strengths and weaknesses of the client
7. Counselee's in this program consider this a "treatment of last resort": the therapeutic community
1/7
, AADC READY TO TEST 7th Edition-T
April 2012 (Defunct after May 11, 2015
(Counselee's usually have failed at least once in another therapeutic setting.)
8. when are codes of ethics usually developed?: after a problem has already occurred
9. One criticism associated with the disease model of addiction: is that there does not appear to be an inevitable progression
of symptoms.
10. methadone is a drug used in: harm reduction programs, usually in urban environments.
11. define relapse: a return to a pattern of substance abuse following treatment 12. which relapse prevention model does not
require the client to have completed their primary treatment goals?: Cognitive Social Relapse Prevention Model
13. The 5th Step of Alcoholics Anonymous requires:: confession (to God, selves and another human being the exact nature of our
wrongs)
14. The 8th Step of AA requires: making amends to people we have harmed
15. the first step of AA: admission to powerlessness over alcohol
16. the third step of AA: surrender: Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
17. The second step of AA: Came to BELIEVE that a Power greater than ourseves could restore us to sanity
18. Yalom's curative factors - greatest curative factor on chemically dependent individual: concept of "universality" step 1:
eliminate denial (recognize not alone)
step 2: recognition (universality) eliminates isolation and demoralization
Universality gives power to begin to identify with others and admit his or her problem by combating the cultural foces that lead to denial
19. Originators of AA:: Bill W - Stockbroker, Dr. Bob - a surgeon - Original 2 members in 1935
20. Five Principles of Motivational Interviewing and the Transtheoretical Mod-
el/ Stages of Change (Prochaska and DiClemente): PreContemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
21. Motivational Interviewing; Counselor Role: Directive, with a goal of eliciting self-motivational statements and behavioral change
from the client in addition to creative client discrepancy to enhance motivation for positive change.
22. Motivational Strategies for Clinician during Pre-contemplation Stage: Establish rapport, ask permission and build trust raise
doubts or concerns in the client about substance - using patterns by:
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