Choosing interventions
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How would a counseling psychologist choose a specific intervention and where does theory fit into choose, treatment/care plan, the diagnosis, the goal and or objective fit? To what degrees would interventions chosen be based on the characteristics of the clients and or the problem?
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This solution discusses the ways in which a counseling psychologist chooses a specific intervention.
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A counseling psychologist chooses a specific intervention for his/her client based on an individual's and/or a group of individual's emotional, social, vocational, developmental and health related concerns. It centers on typical or normal developmental issues as it applies to human experience from individual, family, group, systems and organizational perspectives. Since counseling psychologists practice a person -centered form of therapy, where theory fits in would depend on the intervention chosen. For example if counseling psychologists chose behavior therapy ...
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