A more in depth look into working with groups. After completing this module, you will be able to do the following: Overview This module will provide and in-depth look at several elements of solution-focused group work, and provide the student with additional tools to help effectively use this treatment modality. Solution Focused Substance Abuse Treatment: ChapterRead more about Elements of Solution-Focused Group Work[…]

Group Focused Therapy After completing this module, you will be able to do the following: Overview Many people suffering from substance abuse benefit from group focused therapy setting. Module five describes how to apply solution-focused brief therapy to a group treatment modality. 1-2 questions 100 each=200 words 3-6 questions 200 words = 800 words Total forRead more about Enhancing Substance Abuse Treatment through Group Focused Therapy[…]

Forms and handouts After completing this module, you will be able to do the following: Overview This module will provide an overview of some sample forms and handouts that are helpful to a therapist, as he/she applies the concepts learned in this course with clients and settings. 1-2 questions 100 each=200 words 3-6 questions 200 words eachRead more about Forms and Handouts in Substance Abuse Treatment[…]

Narrative Therapy and Mindful Approaches Assignment Questions Part One How might the skills taught by MBCT, ACT, and DBT therapists be useful in your future work experiences? Part Two Why might someone who is addicted possibly benefit from each of these three types of therapy? Part Three Critique three of the theoretical approaches that you haveRead more about Narrative Therapy and Mindful Approaches[…]

Solution-Focused Therapy Part One Why might Bowen’s “multigenerational transmission” theory be useful in treating someone with an addiction? Part two How are Person-Centered Therapy, Existential Therapy, Positive Psychology, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution-Focused Therapy similar in some respects? Sample Solution How are Person-Centered Therapy, Existential Therapy, Positive Psychology, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution-Focused Therapy similar in someRead more about Family Systems and Solution-Focused Therapy[…]

Part One How does Albert Ellis suggest mental health professionals deal with difficult people in this one hour YouTube video?: “How to Deal with Difficult People (Albert Ellis , Ph. D)” Part Two Albert Ellis uses REBT techniques in a half-hour YouTube video entitled “Albert Ellis and Gloria – Counselling (1965) Full Session – Rational EmotiveRead more about Albert Ellis REBT Counselling Techniques[…]

Reality and Feminist Therapy Assignment Outline Part One How do Reality and Feminist Therapy differ with respect to their views on reality and the individual? Part Two Is there adequate empirical support, outcome effectiveness, and theory testing that supports both Reality Therapy and Feminist Therapy? Part Three What are the strengths and weaknesses of feministRead more about Reality and Feminist Therapy[…]

Different mental health care theories with a look at Gestalt Therapy and Behavior Therapy Part One How is Gestalt Therapy similar to Person-Centered Therapy, Adlerian Therapy, Existential Therapy, and Behavioral Therapy? Part Two Behavioral self-control Discuss how you might use behavioral self-control procedures to help a client study more and Gestalt Theory’s empty chair techniqueRead more about Gestalt Therapy and Behavior Therapy[…]

Marriage And Family Therapy An increasing fusion of legal concepts with social scientific conceptual frameworks has resulted in today’s social policy. These two sides have converged around similar goals, as with most unions. For ages, the legal system has worked to keep the family as the societal order’s core building block. Similarly, throughout the lastRead more about Legal Implications Of Engaging In Marriage And Family Therapy[…]