By Leah Brew, Jeffery A. Kottler
ISBN-10: 0203509064
ISBN-13: 9780203509067
ISBN-10: 0203602978
ISBN-13: 9780203602973
ISBN-10: 0415933609
ISBN-13: 9780415933605
One existence at a Time: assisting abilities and Interventions is a student-centered, low-cost experientially dependent textbook for starting classes in counseling and remedy. Written in Kottler's own, easy-to-read and interesting kind, this article covers all of the simple abilities and center interventions that newbies must be taught so one can commence seeing consumers. scholars are inspired to discover self-reflection and make connections among the fabric and their previous wisdom and adventure; as soon as internalized, those principles and talents could be utilized to one's lifestyles in addition to one's paintings. together with an internet instructor's guide, case examples and primary individual bills - this publication can help scholars to appreciate how most sensible to satisfy a client's wishes.
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In other words, you must feel confident that you have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to help your client. If you are not sufficiently trained or supervised, then you need to refer your client to another more appropriate therapist. Although the ethical guidelines make this sound clear and simple, it’s a difficult guideline to follow. If you work in a clinic that takes a variety of issues, each client will come in with different backgrounds and circumstances, and you cannot be an expert at CLIENTS IN NEED: INDIVIDUAL, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL FACTORS 37 everything.
Some cultures value the open expression of emotions whereas others believe expression should be reserved. Be careful not to misinterpret someone who is emotionally reserved as resistant or someone who is emotionally expressive as unstable, because these may vary depending on the cultural background of your client. These are just a few areas that come to mind when thinking about cultural norms. There are others; the list could be virtually infinite. What we most want to convey here is that you must understand the norms of your client’s culture before making diagnoses or setting goals.
Husband: My wife is having difficulty living here without her family. Therapist: [looking at the wife] Tell me about your difficulties. Husband: She cries often and is always sad. ] Therapist: [looking at the wife] Can you say something about your sadness? Husband: She just doesn’t know what to do with herself while I am at work. In Mexico, we lived close to her family and she spent most of her time with them. Now she’s alone. We have only lived here a few months, and we do not have any friends yet.