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2. Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. By far, the
most common and widely known application is the clinical practice of
psychology—the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders and
related problems.
The term “clinical scenarios” includes:
the activities of clinical and counseling psychologists, school psychologists,
marriage and family therapists, licensed clinical social workers, and others who
work with people individually or in small groups.
Clinical scenarios can identify and help address their psychological problems.
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3. Clinical Scenarios help the counselor to apply
gathered knowledge practically.
Psychologists who provide clinical services are now trained in a wide range of techniques and
theoretical approaches that equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary to advance
the science of psychology, the professional practice of psychology, and people’s general health
and well-being.
Thanks to their knowledge and skill set, clinical psychologists enjoy careers in industries as
varied as research, integrated health care, teaching, program development and
evaluation, consultation, public policy and professional practice.
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4. Some clinical scenarios can be seen exclusively on specific mental, emotional
and behavioral issues.
E.g.: short-term problems, such as difficulties resulting from relationship
conflict or work stress, to more serious and often chronic conditions, such as
post-traumatic stress disorder and addiction.
Others focus on specific populations like youth; families; couples; racial and
ethnic groups.
The application of clinical scenarios make clinical psychologists invaluable in
mental health and health care settings alike and in hospitals, schools, courts,
the government, the military — almost anywhere you can imagine.
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5. Clinical scenarios are the practical application of research methodologies and
findings in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders.
Clinical psychologists classify their basic activities under three main headings:
assessment (including diagnosis), treatment, and research.
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6. Clients responses after a successful clinical scenario
“Having someone to talk to about everything has been absolutely invaluable to me”.
“I feel better than I have for years”.
“Life changing”.
“I have urged my husband to take up counselling too”.
“Made a huge difference to me and my family life”.
“I felt very comfortable to open up and talk about my personal feelings and negative
issues”.
“I have been encouraged to follow my ideas and thoughts and to have more belief in
myself”.
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7. What kind of skills are important in clinical scenarios?
Practitioners help individuals, couples, and larger groups as they deal with personal issues, ranging
from divorce to the death of a loved one. In addition, practitioners can diagnose and treat disorders
like depression or anxiety.
Empathy is important, of course, but so is education and experience. In today’s world, the impact
of those with a background in psychology is both deep and wide-ranging: A seasoned and trained
psychology practitioner can help people successfully navigate challenges ranging from substance
abuse to family conflicts to work stress.
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8. What skills and abilities do you develop in a clinical scenario?
To succeed in a program in clinical counseling, trained person must hone their communication and analysis
skills.They need to be able to talk with clients, analyze research, and apply research findings.
It’s also essential that they understand the importance of professional and ethical standards in the field.
Integrating key theories of psychology with real-life practical situations is a vital component of clinical
counseling education.
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9. What kind of education is required?
In most states, a master’s degree is required to practice as a professional counselor or
therapist. In all states, a doctorate is required to be a licensed psychologist.Typically,
undergraduate students with an interest in going into a clinical counseling program
begin with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, education, or human services and then
move on to a master’s degree.
Master’s-level education in clinical psychology is rooted in evidence-based practice.
Students immerse themselves in psychological theory and apply this knowledge to
help solve problems with people with whom they work.They learn to assess clients’
strengths and weaknesses through psychological testing and effectively
communicate psychological concepts.
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10. Let’s watch thisYouTube video
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11. HOW LONG DOES EACH SCENARIO LAST?
This answer varies on the type of counseling you're getting.
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12. Individual Counseling
If you're going for individual counseling, then your session will last approximately 50-55 minutes.This 50-55
minutes is referred to as a "therapeutic hour."This is standard practice, although some clinicians will offer 45-minute
sessions or 60-minute sessions.We stick with the 50-55 minutes and "block off" 60 for each session.
Some of the rationale behind the timing is that therapists need a minute to collect their thoughts, jot some notes (if they haven't
been taking them during the session), and 'reset' before their next client comes into the office.They also probably need to pee at
some point. We are human, after all.
In some situations, your counselor may recommend a lengthier session (such as 80-85 minutes). In nosituations will your
counselor recommend sessions that are less than 45-55 minutes. It's hard to get therapeutic work done in a smaller
amount of time.
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13. Couples Counseling
Couples counseling is a little bit different than individual. The first three sessions are all right around 85 minutes
(just a hair little less than 90) and are focused on assessment. This is because we use Gottman Method Couples
Therapy, widely viewed as one of the most effective approaches to couples therapy. Here's a breakdown of what
your first three sessions will look like.
Intake Session.You and your partner will come in and your counselor will guide you through a pretty structured
session that includes discussion the issues, your goals for therapy, a 10 minute resolution discussion, and an oral
history of your relationship, which includes a variety of questions that you'll be asked from you counselor.
Individual Sessions.Your and your partner will individually come in for a 40(ish)-minute session (85 minutes, in
total).
Feedback Session.This is the third 85-minute session. After the first two sessions, your counselor will have
spent some time on their end consolidating all of the information they've collected. The third session (feedback
session) is where you'll be given the results. It's important to note that your counselor will spend time checking in
with you both on whether or not the results 'fit' with your relationship.
Fourth Session and Onward. All subsequent sessions for couples counseling are the "regular" (for our
practice) length of sessions, 50-55 minutes. Although couples can opt to go back to 85-minute sessions, if they feel
the need.
To reiterate, these times are specific to our practice, although you're going to find similar responses across the
board. If you're interested in accommodations or have additional questions, let us know!
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14. For scenarios-Why are SOAP Notes Important?
Provides relevant information with appropriate details
Organized, concise, and reflect the application of professional knowledge
SOAP notes offer concrete, clear language and avoid the use of professional jargon.
They include descriptions using the five senses, as appropriate.Value-heavy terms also are avoided. Impressions
made by the clinician are labeled as such and based on observable data. Written documentation is about
gathering the facts, not evaluating them.
Documentation protects the medical and therapeutic professionals while also helping the client. Clear notes
communicate all necessary information about the patient or client to all of the people involved in the person’s
care. SOAP notes facilitate the coordination and continuity of care.
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16. 2 SOAP Notes Examples
Your clientTom Peters met with you this morning.Your notes are as follows:
Session date:
Type of session: Group or individual
Time of session:
Client’s Name:
Your name:
S: “They don’t appreciate how hard I’m working.”
O: Client did not sit down when he entered. Client is pacing with his hands clenched.
Client sat and is fidgeting. Client is crumpling a sheet of paper.
A: Needs ideas for better communicating with their boss; Needs ideas for stress
management.
P: Practice Conflict Resolution scenarios; practice body scan technique; Go for a walk
during lunch every day for one week.
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17. THANKYOU!
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