counseling test 1

SLP is a _____ and it is what we do & why we do it. however there is also an ______ to our profession or how we do what we do that is counseling

science, art

____________ says that ______ is needed for counseling

Dave Luterman, EBP

what ASHA documents permit us to do counseling

scope of practice and preferred practice patterns

counseling is EBP in areas of ______, ______, & _______

aphasia, voice, fluency

true or false: it is easy to measure and standardize counseling

false, it's hard

_______ take care of everyone

caregivers

what is patient first language

start with the child with _____; not the ____ child

how do you integrate counseling

into what you are already doing (weave it through)

how do you identify a good counselor

you dont know that your being counseled, like a trusted friend

what is Anne Sullivan syndrome

- work becomes your life and

- you are a over worker

- this can be helped

what are those who lack interpersonal skills

- most common with newcomers in the field

- dont know how to work with others

- this can be helped

what are those with extremely limited capacity to care for & help others

- most extreme with newcomers in the field

- dont have any empathy

- keep on pounding the drum even when they are wrong

- dr reed says they cant be helped but dr luterman says they can be helped

what is your role as an SLP

clinical services

what are clinical services that an SLP does:

to provide individuals, families/caregivers, and other relevant persons with _______ and _____ about ________ and/or ________ disorders to develop _________ strategies that enhance the ______ process

info, support, communication, swallowing, problem-solving, rehabilitation

true or false

CCC vs licensure and credentials are the same thing for mental health professionals and SLPs

false, there is a difference

do SLPs have the qualifications necessary to diagnose and treat mental illnesses

no

what do SLPs do if an individual exhibits symptoms of mental illness

refer them to the appropriate professionals

do SLPs deal with any anxiety

yes anxiety and frustration related to speech

what is counseling in CSD

creating an interpersonal and helping relationship in which the goal is to support patients and their families who experience emotional distress related tot a communication disorder

true or false

SLPs/Audiologists are not trained, qualified psychotherapists, but often find themselves in situations where professionally appropriate counseling is an integral part of service delivery

true

what are a few qualities of an effective counselor

wisdom, objectivity, trustworthiness, emotional stability

the professional (SLP) brings the same as the ____________ does to the counseling relationship

student/parent

what are two aspects of congruence

consistency between ideal & actual selves

authenticity + genuineness = ___________

wholeness

congruence= feelers to become more _________ and thinkers need to become more __________

thinkers, feelers

it is only when the _______ addressees & understands his/her own thoughts, emotions & reactions, and is secure enough not to need to be expert, that he/she is fully present for the client - Luterman

counselor

congruence=

balance

empathy & sympathy are/are not the same

ARE NOT

what is the opposite of congruence

dissonance

_______ is the difference in how you think & how you act

dissonance

inconsistency between beliefs, feelings, & actions

dissonance

one form of dissonance is _________

role conflict

________ would be the overuse of positive affirmations

role conflict

the PT needs positive affirmations with _______

baby steps

a person with stutter (PWS) cant deal with the disorder until he _________________

IDs hisself as a PWS

what could cause increased feelings of shame, embarrassment, frustration, anger, etc, and even cause stutter to worsen

role conflict between normal fluent speaker & person with stutter

what are some things you should do if the PT is having role conflict (1)

- facilitate awareness of dissonance & why the PT has these uncomfortable feelings

what are some things you should do if the PT is having role conflict (2)

- give them opportunities to share self

what are some things you should do if the PT is having role conflict (3)

yield greater congruence for self & others

what are some things you should do if the PT is having role conflict (4)

help the PT observe themself from outside looking in

congruence ________ & _________ us

requires, challenges

congruence requires _________, explorations, etc review in our busy lives

reflections

what are some student challenges of congruence

professional expectations vs personal demands

what is something to try ease the challenge with social media

try an hour break

what can you do to help the "24 hr news cycle" challange

take a break from it before bed

change is ______ so dont underestimate it for your PT

hard

what are some ideas to be congruent

- taking a TRUE vacation

- learning to say no (professional & personal boundaries)

saying no is important for _________ and ___________

internally and externally

internally is maintaining ________

freedom

external is for your _________

health

living in the now helps you _______ _______

live longer

sleep deprived lowers _____

IQ

working with people with ________ are harder and more stressful

disabilities

what is the "mistake" made that leads to professional burnout

when you start living to work and not working to live; life becomes your work

- perfectionism

- never ending tasks

- work overload

- impossible tasks

- multiple roles

- self sacrifice

- unspoken feelings

all of these can be ___________

causes of professional burnout

- negative emotions

- interpersonal problems

- health problems

- poor performance

- substance abuse

- "workaholism"

- depression

- loss of self esteem

all of these can be ________

symptoms of professional burnout

what are some ways to prevent and deal with professional burnout

- learn to _____ your own _____

- learn to navigate the ___________

- take care of & _______ thy self

- work _______, not ________

- practice stress reducing strategies & monitor _______ _____

- develop a strong ______ system

- and if all else fails, _____________

- fill your own tank

- learn to navigate the landmines

- know thy self

- smarter, harder

- physical health

- support

- change job settings

what are the characteristics of SLPs that burnout the most

passive & compliant but also imaginative, creative & energetic

who is all of the research on

females

what year does the burnout usually hit

7-10 year mark

if you can get through the ____ year mark they usually _______ in the field

10, stay

Forget your perfect offering/There is a crack in everything/That's how _______ gets in

light

how do adults reaction to being mad differ from children

children usually have a break down and adults usually shut down

it is important to give our patients __________________

permission to be human

we don't need to let a patient's anger overwhelm us, but why......

because anger is a normal human emotion so we need to acknowledge it

anger probably comes from what other emotion?

fear

painful emotions are part of _____ _____

human condition

_________ and _______ with yourself and others usually makes them like themselves better

honesty and transparency

what is a pivotal milestone for reaching our full potential

viewing ourselves and others as a whole despite negative emotions

we need to learn to lean into the _______

discomfort

why is leaning into the discomfort counterintuitive

because life is hard and we are always taught to smile

why should we not tell ourselves "dont be nervous"

because it will just make it worse..... you need to lean into the discomfort

what is The Pink Elephant Study

where they told a group not to think of pink elephants and it turns out thats all they could think of, which is why we need to lean into the discomfort

how do we achieve self acceptance & self love

accept the full range of emotions

accepting the full range of emotions:

all emotions ____ through the same _______

flow, pipeline

accepting the full range of emotions:

experiencing emotions have ______ properties, not defective when we have ______ emotions

healing, negative

accepting the full range of emotions:

cant change emotions with the shape of our fingers so..... ______ it, _________ it, try to ______ it

hear it, be with it, try to understand it

feelings is not __________ it is about acceptance

resignation

what are 3 ways ASHA says to reduce job burnout

sleep, gratitude journal, meditation

children might be stuck in their _________ if they exhibit some of these physical, behavioral, sensory and language signs

limbic systems

what is the focus of the climbing out of limbic article

the emotions underpin all learning

what did mr rodgers point out:

what do you do with the _______ ______ ______

mad you feel

mr rodgers taught us that helping children achieve and advance the "what do you do with the mad you feel" skill can help _____ _____ _____

manage their feelings

what are some ways others respond when you share negative experiences and bad emotions:

- ________ and ______ your feelings

- imply you are ________

- _________, you are not working hard enough

trivialize and avoid, overreacting, invalidation

traditional assumption _________ = expert

professional

who is the expert on the adult?

the adult

who is the expert on the child?

it can be the child, siblings, or caregivers

SLPs possess expertise with ________ ______ & to gather __________

technical knowledge, resources

we are all a ___________ & each individual is an expert on __________

work in progress, themselves

does expertise guarantee being the expert?

no

if you see yourself as a better version of yourself our patients can do the ________

same

true or false

you have to be a parent to be an expert on children

false

there are professional ________ as the expert, especially after becoming a parent (remember the story about her daughters arm)

limitations

- the family ________

- the source for _________ for SLPs

- effective counseling in ______ therapy

- counseling persons with ________ disorders

- the skilled _______

- working with families of young children with _____ _____

are all examples of "good reads"

crucible, counseling, stuttering, communication, helper, special needs

an ingrained emotion becomes an _______

attitude

luterman refers to the SLP as the disperser of fruit loops= _______ _______

behavioral therapy

what theory:

- carl rodgers

- empathetic listening, _______ ________, and acceptance helps patient become open to ______

- also known as _______ centered or _________ theory

- most helpful in instances of shock & grief, especially with a ______ ______ or trauma, or when therapeutic relationship is newly formed

- disadvantages: very _________

- dr reed said this theory is the ___________

person centered theory

unconditional regard, change

client, humanistic

new diagnosis

nondirective

warm fuzzies

what theory:

- b.f. skinner

- very structured with a focus on the observable & quantifiable; ___________________________

- looks at the ________ of patient; incorporates classical conditioning

- allows the SLP to target ________ abilities, using measurable goals; facilitates third party required behavioral documentation, helps us ____ _____

- disadvantages: limited in scope with a very ______ _________on the SLPs roles and responsibilites

- ________ is not teaching

behavioral therapy

what you can see and count

environment

communication, get paid

narrow perspective

counting

what is Dr Reeds favorite?

cognitive behavioral therapy

what theory?

how you think effects your behavior and is used most in voice and stutter

cognitive behavioral therapy