When Creating Useful Therapeutic Goals, It Is Helpful To

question 4

Multiple Choice

When creating useful therapeutic goals, it is helpful to:

• A) stick to the formula to make sure your new goal is not less effective than a theoretical or clinical goal.
• B) describe what symptoms will be addressed by changing the personal/relational dynamic.
• C) consult with the insurance company first so no time is wasted on goals that will not be covered.
• D) make sure the goal is formulaic.

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Definitions:

Trauma

Deeply distressing or disturbing experiences that can have long-lasting psychological impacts.

Daytime Fears

Anxiety or fear experienced during the day, often related to specific events or generalized anxieties.

Night Terrors

A sleep disorder causing feelings of terror or dread, and is often accompanied by screams and intense physical activity during sleep.

Slow-Wave Sleep

A deep sleep stage characterized by low-frequency, high-amplitude brain waves, during which the body recovers and grows.