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EMDRChannels of association - correct answer Events, thoughts, emotions, etc., within the targeted memory network that spontaneously arise during reprocessing of the identified target Wellsprings of disturbance - correct answer The presence of large number of blocked emotions that can be resistant to full EMDR processing and is often caused by negative belief system. Future template - correct answer >>Desired outcomes for the future >>Preparation for potential challenges >...

EYE MOVEMENT DESENSITIZATION AND REPROCESSING THERAPY 1Who invented EMDR? - correct answer Francine Shapiro - cancer diagnosis led her to search for solutions to its psychological effects - discovered deliberate eye movements made her thoughts less distressing Theory of Psychopathology - correct answer - psychopathology occurs when information processing is blocked - trauma is trapped or locked in neurophysiology - everyday stimuli trigger a re-experience of traumatic event Phases of E...

EMDRChannels of association - correct answer Within the targeted memory, there may be events, thoughts, emotions, or sensations that spontaneously arise when a client is instructed to go back to target. These may arise anytime during reprocessing phase. Wellsprings of disturbance - correct answer The presence of large number of blocked emotions that can be resistant to full EMDR processing and is often caused by negative belief system. Usually occurs with involuntary clients. Peelback memo...

Part 1 EMDR Therapy Summary EMDR View of Human Nature & Wellness - correct answer EMDR is an evidence-based *humanistic* form of therapy that believes in the client's innate resources and the ability to use them in the service of personal development. EMDRs view of human nature is that the client heals him/herself through the therapist-assisted stimulation of an innate information processing system. *(Shapiro, 2001)*. Using the Adaptive informational processing (AIP) model as its theoretica...

ATI Mental Health Practice 2024- Questions and Answers 100% Verified A nurse in a long-term mental health facility is caring for a client who has a personality disorder. The client has broken a unit rule and phone privileges are being revoked consequently. The client asked the nurse can I just make one more phone call? Which of the following responses should the nurse make? A no you can't go sit in your room B okay, if you promise to obey the rules for the rest of the day C no you can'...

ATI Mental Health Practice 2024- Questions and Answers 100% Verified A nurse in a long-term mental health facility is caring for a client who has a personality disorder. The client has broken a unit rule and phone privileges are being revoked consequently. The client asked the nurse can I just make one more phone call? Which of the following responses should the nurse make? A no you can't go sit in your room B okay, if you promise to obey the rules for the rest of the day C no you can'...

Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders 1. Jared returned from active duty in the military and has been diagnosed with PTSD. Which of the following interventions has been strongly advocated for as an effective strategy in this population? 1) Group therapy with patients who have a variety of diagnoses 2) Group therapy with patients who have anger management issues 3) Group therapy with patients who have experienced similar traumas 4) Group therapy with patients who have experienced different ...

primary prevention - preventing mental problems. teaching stress reduction techinques secondary prevention - early detection - screening the community tertiary prevention - rehab and prevention of further problems - support groups partial hospitalization - an approach in which patients receive treatment at a hospital during the day but return home at night. includes detox programs assertive community treatment - aimed at helping severely mentally ill wherever they are ...

If a client with schizophrenia has shown structural brain abnormalities on cerebral CT and MRI, the counselor should suspect that the client will exhibit primarily which of the following types of symptoms? - ANSWER(d) negative symptoms If a client with a history of schizophrenia and substance abuse appears in the office with disheveled appearance, disorganized behavior, thought distortion, agitation and makes overt threats, the counselor's initial response should be to do which of the follow...

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