Counselling Psychology

3. Therapeutic approach developed by Freud focusing on unconscious processes
6. Development. School counseling domain involving study skills and time management.
8. Behavioural therapy technique that focuses on countering irrational beliefs.
11. Group format where members learn specific skills such as stress management.
13. Mental health professional trained in medicine who can prescribe medication.
14. Question. Stage in counselling where preferred goals are discussed in SFBT.
15. Carl Rogers’ key condition involving deep understanding of the client

1. Humanistic therapy that emphasizes congruence, unconditional positive regard, and empathy.
2. Diagnostic manual required by HMOs for mental health insurance claims
4. Identity. Model that describes five levels of cultural identity development.
5. Family therapy pioneer known for 'joining' the family system
7. Systems. System where boundaries can be rigid, diffuse, or healthy in families.
9. Early Greek physician who recommended treatments for melancholia
10. Competence. Awareness of one’s own cultural identity and others’ cultures
12. Professional standard-setting body for counselling programs, established in 1981