TM CHP 10

39問 • 3年前

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The therapeutic modalities have been around for __________ and continues to be the treatment of choice for government and non- government treatment programs in the different parts of the world.

six decades

serve a wide diversity of clients and problems; they have new service providers’ compositions, have reduced the typical duration of residential treatment, have reconsidered their treatment goals and, to a considerable extent, have adapted and modified the therapeutic approach itself.

Modern therapeutic modalities

The therapeutic modalities are a ________________to treating participants in the program that addresses the whole person.

unique social-psychological approach

The therapeutic modalities, otherwise known as the concept-based or ________________, traces its origin to the Synanon Model

hierarchical therapeutic modalities

The __________________ in therapeutic modalities was autocratic and patriarchal with Dederich, who sat on top of the hierarchical totem pole, as the final arbiter of debates on major policy.

leadership style practiced

The therapeutic modalities that came after, which were referred to as first-generation therapeutic modalities, all seem to have adopted the leadership culture as espoused by ___________.

Dederich

Although most of these therapeutic modalities was governed by a board of trustees, the founding leader or leaders often sat as ____________,

Chairperson

This leadership style and the therapeutic modalities moralistic stance, which are _______,

legacies

The leadership regularly assumes the professional stance of “_________.” And deciding what material to attend to and what to let fall to the ground.

juggler

Modern theoretical base can be described as ____________, a sort of a trans-theoretical model that includes psychoanalytic, behavior and cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, existential, and social learning theories, among others

eclectic

People who are removed from the actual process of how an _____________ is set up, which is designed according to the nature of the offense and the learning goal for the individual, can readily see it as a form of punishment.

learning experience

This are means of threshing and winnowing the course behavior and attitude that accompany deviant. Criminal, and addictive behavior.

behavior-shaping tools

An important philosophical feature of the therapeutic modalities that is simple enough to wrap the head around is ______________

modalities as method,

The___________________ are organized in a social hierarchy of peers who move up the organizational ladder based on their ability to live up to the therapeutic modalities norms, values, and modalities behavioral standards.

therapeutic modalities participants

it is also referred to as the structure which is the most important means of empowering therapeutic modalities participants, and which helps them achieve emotional and social maturity, hence, as it replicates the society at large, although in a more controlled environment.

social hierarchy

who are also integral part of the modalities lead from behind and only intervene when necessary.

service providers

was created which provided a good template for creating a practical manual, The ________ is being used mostly in evaluating therapeutic modalities program.

Therapeutic Community Essential Elements Scale Questionnaire TCEESQ

The Modern Therapeutic Community Model” can be found in “___________________

Deconstructing the Therapeutic Community

The concept was an adaptation of paleo-anthropologist ___________ (1947-2020), when he described hybridization as the network of pattern created by gene flow between evolutionarily separate lineages.

Chris Stringer

it is the result of interbreeding of ancient species of human forebears. It is an analogy describing the outcome of the marriage between the therapeutic modalities and other ideologies.

Hybridization

it is the result of interbreeding of ancient species of human forebears. It is an analogy describing the outcome of the marriage between the therapeutic modalities and other ideologies.

Hybridization

One of the consequences of hybridization is “____________,” to borrow Stringer’s words, a moving away from the original therapeutic modalities concept and philosophical approach.

cultural drift

This new information often come from research or field experience and form the “_____________” of drug treatment.

best practices

____________________ are earned based on time spent in therapeutic modalities and meritorious behavior, motivational incentives reward target behavior regardless of time in the therapeutic modalities program.

therapeutic modalities privileges

The landmark study called “___________” or ACE and several other studies have presented incontrovertible evidence of the significant relationships between psychological trauma,

Adverse Childhood Experiences

it is emerging as the crucible in which counselors acquire knowledge and skills for the substance abuse treatment profession, providing a bridge between the classroom and the clinic.

Clinical supervision

it is necessary in the substance abuse treatment field to improve client care, develop the professionalism of clinical personnel, and impart and maintain ethical standards in the field.

Supervision

it is determined prior to and after birth by environmental forces that shape early brain development. How the brain is shaped plays a fundamental role in how the mind is shaped.

mental health

it is capable of altering the brain via conscious changes in thoughts, actions, and emotions.

mind

it is a social organ of adaptation shaped by evolution to connect with and change through interactions with others.

brain

it is harnessing the ability of our brains to link with, synch, and learn from one another to achieve adaptive change.

Treatment or therapy

From an ,_____________________ the therapeutic modalities work based on an important principle that “exposure to people changes people.

attachment theory perspective

can alter a person’s nervous system, and salient emotionally charged experiences can potentially alter how his or her brain is wired.

Powerful attachment experiences

The social context is the “____________” where members find solace in the company of others like him or her

modalities

They have integrated professional resources as well as recognized psychosocial approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, while perpetuating their own therapeutic modalities program based on

modalities as a method.

Learning the therapeutic modalities happens in two levels: cognitively and ____________.

experientially

it is grasping experientially how all these come together when implementing the therapeutic modalities.

Equally important

have evolved from a program which played a marginal role in the treatment world to one that is now considered to be one of the core components of the treatment continuum.

modern therapeutic modalities

serve a wide diversity of clients and problems; has reduced the typical duration of residential treatment, has reconsidered its treatment goals, and to a considerable extent, have adapted and modified the therapeutic approach itself.

Modern therapeutic modalities

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