It is crucial that you master the behaviors and the values associated with each

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It is crucial that you master the behaviors and the values associated with each of the ingredients of successful therapy discussed in Chapter 1 of the text. This exercise is designed to help you relate these ingredients to your own life. Read about each ingredient one at a time, then answer the questions and, if asked to, rate yourself (on a scale of 1-7 with 7 as the highest score)on each. As time permits, discuss what you learn about yourself with a learning partner. If you were a client, why would you think your therapist should work with you in such a wya as to keep you in the driver's seat" throughout the helping process? How "client-focused" in the sense outlined in the text are you when others (friends, relatives, strangers peers) talk with you about their problems? Rate 1-7 B. The Therapist. Read in Chapter 1 of The Skilled Helper what Wampold (2011) has to say about effective therapist behaviors. List two behaviors he cites that you think you are already good at and two Good at and two that you think you need to work on.: Need to work on: C. The Helping Relationship. Successful outcomes in therapy depend a great deal on the quality of the helping relationship or alliance. 1. List two strengths you believe you have in establishing solid relationships with other people.

Explanation / Answer

C.1.W have to accentuate the positive and when it is regarding performance reviews and even day to day feed back,there is lot of emphasis on things which can be done in better way.

Strengths to establish solid relationships with other people are:

* pause and reflect.

*keep looking inward.

*ask your colleagues.

*enlist management.

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