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    Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy Case Conceptualization of Michael Noelle Pauling Liberty University Abstract This is a case conceptualization of a client referred to a Residential Treatment Facility by Family Court for treatment and evaluation of intellectual‚ academic‚ and behavioral performance. The client presents with several issues. In the client interview‚ the counselor hypothesizes that client has difficulty with anger‚ aggression‚ and low frustration tolerance. The client’s

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    Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning Assessment is a practice that is utilized to determine diagnosis and treatment planning. Altman‚ Briggs‚ Frankel‚ Gensler‚ and Pantone (2002) connected the “relational assessment” practice to the diagnosis and treatment planning. The above authors agreed that for effective therapy and appropriate diagnosis to happen‚ the treatment plan must be appropriate and relational; so that modifications and adaptations can be adjusted as needed. The goal in

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    Identifying Information Giuseppe is a 14-year-10 month-old‚ Latino male in the 8th grade referred for counseling through AB3632 from Hollywood Senior high School under the Los Angeles Unified School District. Giuseppe’s school counselor indicates Giuseppe has difficulty controlling his anger towards peers. She also shares that Giuseppe fights with his peers leading to a suspension from school for three days due to fighting. Giuseppe’s mother reports that at home he is very oppositional especially

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    Theories do a. Explain phenomena. b. Involve gathering and organizing knowledge. c. Help scientists make predictions. d. All of the above. e. Only a and b. 4. Which statement is least consistent with what Corsini and Wedding believed about counseling and psychotherapy? 5. What is most true about the status of therapy effectiveness? 6. According to Lambert‚ which common therapeutic factor(s) account(s) for approximately 15% of therapeutic change? A. Expectancy. B. Techniques. C. Extratherapeutic

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    Use of case conceptualization has increasingly become effective and very quality therapy. Developing and utilizing a conceptualization is not an easy proposition because it requires one to help clients. At this‚ therapists try to assume that a symptom in a member is as a result of reflection from the problematic interactions

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    CONCEPTUALIZATION AND TREATMENT PLAN INSTRUCTIONS Below is the format you are to use for the Conceptualization and Treatment Plans due in Modules/Weeks 4 and 6. Each paper is not to exceed 10 pages not including‚ title page‚ abstract‚ and reference page. APA format is required. Title Page Refer to your APA manual for directions on formatting a title page. Be sure you include a running head‚ page number‚ paper title‚ your name‚ and the institution name (Liberty University). Abstract

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    The case conceptualization of Sam describes his history of possible OCD personality attributes that were encouraged and may have led to his diagnosis of OCD in the ninth grade. Sam’s need to organize and follow a homework ritual has influenced his homework completion and decrease in academic performance. Sam has developed a transient facial tic that is more prominent during discussions of school work. He has noted he cannot turn in messy homework because ‘neatness is important.’ Sam lacks social

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    Josephine‚ a 20 year-old female‚ comes into the wellness center today‚ to for a nutritional counseling session. Client’s height is 5’ 2 and weight being of 117 pounds. Josephine’s currently resides with her parents‚ who are both from a Central American decent. Josephine’s mother is from Honduras‚ and her father is from Guatemala. Culturally‚ both countries involved a great amount of rice‚ beans‚ and corn tortillas to almost every meal; this also includes fresh or fried vegetables and meats of

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    Person-Centered Case Study of Melissa A Conceptualization and Treatment Plan Liberty University Abstract Person-centered therapy was developed over the course of approximately 40 years by a man named Carl Rogers. Rogers believed a person experienced dysfunction when they are unable to experience themselves as the individual they perceive themselves to be. This is a person-centered case study for Melissa Reed who views her ideal self as a mother and wife. A woman who is now on her fifth marriage

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    Client was a 27 y/o single‚ white‚ male who was a U.S. Army veteran. He currently resides in a residential rehabilitation program and was referred for services by his mother in order to address his alcohol addiction. He presented with problems which included: trouble falling asleep and waking up with reoccurring nightmares; feelings of anxiety and arousal when hearing loud noise‚ especially the sound of airplanes passing by; feeling agitated and irritable; having random outbursts of anger; being

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