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Five axes in determining the best approach for clients:
Setting |
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| Inpatient / outpatient / partial hospitalization |
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Five axes in determining the best approach for clients:
Format |
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| Individual / couple / family / group |
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Five axes in determining the best approach for clients:
Treatmetn Methods |
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| Supportive / Psychoeducational / ect. |
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Five axes in determining the best approach for clients:
Duration and Frequency of treatmetn
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Five axes in determining the best approach for clients:
Need for somatic Treatment |
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4 Stages at which couples will seek counseling:
Sage 1 |
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| Married for a short time, minimal level conflicts |
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4 Stages at which couples will seek counseling:
Sage 2: |
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| Serious unrest, still communicate openly after 6 months + of conflict. |
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4 Stages at which couples will seek counseling:
Stage 3: |
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| Struggling for a long time without resolve, some communication, hard for intervention |
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4 Stages at which couples will seek counseling:
Stage 4: |
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| No longer able/willing to communicate, fearing that self-disclosure will inevitably lead to further conflict, likely one person has contacted an attorney for divorce. |
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Level of Family Functioning
Level 1 |
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| Families are viewed as fragmented and underorganized, parents have trouble organizing vital task (food, medical care, ect) |
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Level of Family Functioning
Level 2 |
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| Families are rigid and idiosyncratic, filled with self-defeateing behavior poorly suited to dealing with the realities of thier lives. Have the skills taht level 1 does not but still inflexibily and inappropriately. |
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Level of Family Functioning
Level 3 |
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| Well organized are likely to be free from rigid hold of past loyalties/beliefs, and look to imporve thier quality of living. |
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