A client states, "What's bothering me is that I might have a problem with drinking. I don't think I am an alcoholic or anything, but I have missed a lot of work due to hangovers." The counselor responds, "We have some videos on alcohol abuse that would be good for you to take a look at." In this illustration, the counselor has made an empathy error known as
Which action best helps a counselor address systemic inequities through group counseling?
During a counseling session, a client who is notably upset about spousal extramarital affairs discloses ownership of a gun and intention to make the spouse pay. In this case, a professional counselor would be expected to
Use of standardized tests is common among career counselors. For example, to best determine a client's various academic skill levels, a counselor would use the results of
What instrument would a counselor use to assess a client's appearance, speech, action, mood, perception, and thoughts?
Countertransference becomes an ethical issue when
What term do counselors familiar with Freudian development theory use to describe a male child's fear of his father for the son's unconscious feelings toward the mother?
What is the most likely impact of exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in adulthood?
Alcoholics Anonymous would most accurately be characterized as a
"He who has a why to live can bear almost any how." This statement, made by Nietzsche, most closely follows the counseling theory developed by