Integrative Approaches

3. making changes and committed
4. rating the health and self care importance in a person's life; and biology
8. the approach is what is important; mixing interventions with similar approach
10. level of change within the mind; maladaptive _____
11. category describing fantasies and dreams of an individual
12. type of eclecticism; combining interventions with no overarching theory
18. benefit of integrating therapeutic approaches
20. theory-focused combination of treatment approaches- creates a new theory

1. inconsistent, incoherent, lacking direction
2. looking at the response and habits; the 'B'
5. therapist relates to client through their dominant modality
6. eclecticism where we combine interventions from different theories without subscribing to the modalities wholly
7. rating the BASIC I.D. from 1 to 7 to degree of importance
9. continuing new adaptive behaviours and preventing relapse
13. giving interventions in the firing order of modalities to encourage receptivity and cooperation
14. using the transtheoretical model of change helps decrease this
15. deciding to change and taking small steps
16. recognizing one has problems but not yet committing to change
17. type of technical eclectical therapy; holistic; assesses clients using BASIC I.D.
19. when a client believes they don't need to change