Terminology

3. First factor where vulnerabilities increase the risk for the presenting problem
6. Explanation and understanding of a client linked to theory and frameworks
7. A type of data used to determine if any change has occurred
9. Specific, measurable, relaxant, time bound
12. A type of assessment drawing on biological, psychological and social elements of a person
14. The focus is to cure the person or condition or make them “normal”

1. Type of practice that combines well-researched interventions with clinical experience, ethics, client preferences, and culture
2. A system of categorization using established factors to achieve this
4. Factor that includes the patient’s own areas of competency, skill, interest and supportive elements
5. A type of goal standard such as to decrease episodes of panic attacks by 20% over 8 weeks using using DBT
8. This model sites attitudinal, environmental and social barriers preventing access
10. This type of intervention model is designed to reduce stress, reduce symptoms, restore functioning and prevent decompensation
11. A four step process to establish distinct and achievable goals based on an agreed-upon “target problem”
13. This type of language prioritizes the person over condition