Ch. 9 Reality/Choice Therapy

Ch. 9 Reality/Choice Therapy

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The Present & the client-therapist relationship

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The Present & the client-therapist relationship

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Choice / Reality therapy focuses on these two aspects

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Quality world (Choice)

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Glasser states that this consists of 3 things - people, things or experiences, & ideas. Each person's version is different.

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Choice therapy (Glasser)

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The reason for psychopathology is (1) there is no mental illness. We choose our behavior and are fully responsible for our emotions. Also, (2) Unhappy relationships. And, (3) the 3 logical purposes which are restraining anger; getting help; & avoiding.

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Supporting, Encouraging, Listening, Accepting, Trusting, Respecting, Negotiating

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Glasser's 7 Caring habits (Choice/Reality)

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Power

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Basic human need which is Achievement, inner control, or accomplishment; often viewed as negative.

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Total behavior (Choice/Reality)

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Glasser's concept which include 4 different, but inseparable, components that occur simultaneously, which are: Acting, thinking, feeling, and physiology.

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Fun

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The basic human need for fun and laughter became built into our genes.

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Acting, thinking, feeling, physiology

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The 4 components of Glasser's concept of Total behavior.

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No such thing as mental illness

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Glasser's (Choice/Reality) perspective on mental illness

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SAMIC (Choice/Reality)

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In Choice therapy, Wubbolding's guidelines are used to help clients develop effective plans. Their plan should be- Simple, Attainable, Measurable, Immediate, Controlled, Committed, & Continuous.

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Choice therapy (Glasser)

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This theory states that humans are internally motivated.

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Choice therapy (Glasser)

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This therapy is an existential approach that focuses on personal choice and concrete planning. The goal is personal responsibility.

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10 Axioms of Choice / Reality theory (Glasser)

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1. Only person's behavior we can control is our own. 2. All we can give another person is information. 3. All long-last psychological probs are relationship problems.

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Quality world (Choice)

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(X) This is known as your world of wants. It is a mental picture of all the things we value or wish for.

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Wubbolding's WDEP model (Choice/Reality)

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(X) The four questions of Choice / Reality theory are: What do you wants? What are you doing? Evaluation Is it working? & Should you make a new plan?

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Choice therapy (Glasser)

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There is no assessment, but this theory's assessment focuses on why humans become unhappy and seek therapy.

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10 Axioms of Choice / Reality theory (Glasser)

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7. All we do is behave. 8. All behavior is total behavior. 9. All total behavior is chosen. 10. All total behavior is designated.

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Choice therapy (Glasser)

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This theory is widely practiced in schools and counseling settings. It is short-term and directive.

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Choice / Reality (Glasser)

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Glasser states that the world should discard external control psychology and replace it with his theory.

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Criticizing, Blaming, Complaining, Nagging, Threatening, Punishing, Bribing

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Glasser's 7 Deadly habits (Choice/Reality)

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10 Axioms of Choice / Reality theory (Glasser)

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4. The problem relationship is always part of our present life. 5. We can only satisfy our basic needs right now & plan to continue doing so. 6. We satisfy our needs by satisfying the pictures in our quality world.

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Survivial

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This is the non-psychological human need.

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Freedom

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This basic human need is referred to as independence.

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Choice & Responsibility

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Like Existential theory, Choice theory emphasized...

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Survival, Love & Belonging, Power, Freedom, & Fun

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Glasser's (Choice/Reality) 5 basic human needs

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Choice therapy (Glasser)

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Like Adler and Existential theory, this therapy focused on the here-and-now.

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Love and belonging

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This is the primary human need in Glasser's Choice theory, because we need others in our lives to meet the rest of our needs.

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Choice therapy (Glasser)

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This theory has no standardized assessment procedures. Was against testing, medications, and diagnostics. But focuses on why humans become unhappy & seek therapy.

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Personal responsibility

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The goal of Glasser's Choice therapy

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