Evidence-Based Counseling Models Flashcards
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What is the 'spirit' of Motivational Interviewing?
Answer: The philosophy of partnership, acceptance, compassion, and evocation guiding the therapeutic relationship
The spirit encompasses Partnership, Acceptance, Compassion, and Evocation (PACE).
How does the Marlatt and Gordon Relapse Prevention model conceptualize relapse?
Answer: A gradual process involving a predictable chain of events that can be interrupted at multiple points
The model views relapse as a process with identifiable cognitive and behavioral patterns.
What approach uses a 'decisional balance' exercise to explore ambivalence?
Answer: Motivational Interviewing / Motivational Enhancement Therapy
Decisional balance systematically explores pros and cons of both continuing use and making changes.
Which evidence-based treatment was tested in Project MATCH alongside CBT and MET?
Answer: Twelve-Step Facilitation (TSF)
TSF is a structured protocol that systematically introduces clients to 12-step concepts and facilitates engagement.
How does Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) approach substance use disorders?
Answer: ACT uses psychological flexibility, mindfulness, and values-based action to change the function of substance use rather than directly targeting thoughts
ACT changes the relationship between the person and their urges rather than trying to eliminate them.
What does research indicate about the relative effectiveness of different evidence-based treatments?
Answer: Multiple approaches produce comparable outcomes, with therapeutic alliance and client factors being more predictive than specific models
Research consistently shows that common factors like alliance and motivation predict outcomes more strongly than the specific model.