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Rationalization is the chronic use of excuses to support both addiction and the
feelings of inadequacy that lead to destructive acting and behaving.
A visual representation of a person’s family tree created with lines, words, and
geometric figures that may reveal patterns of addiction, codependence, or other
problem behaviors in the client’s family system is called
Genogram
The ACA Code of Ethics states that counselors may only practice within areas in
which they have received the necessary education, training, experience, and
supervision.
Group counselors must guarantee that there will be no breaches of confidentiality.
Typically led by a volunteer, this type of counseling group helps members cope with
problems while providing support to one another.
Self help group
A type of counseling group that commonly includes planned interventions that focus
on specific issues is commonly referred to as:
Psychoeducational group
Family members of addicts should be provided an opportunity to come together to
share their experiences, discuss problems, provide encouragement, and learn to cope
more effectively with various concerns.
An understanding of gender from a developmental and cultural perspective, as well as
an awareness of the implications inherent in that perspective is a critical attribute of
the group counselor working with addictions.
Typically facilitated by mental health professionals, psychologists, social workers, or
certified alcohol and drug counselors, these counseling groups typically improve
psychological functioning and the adjustment of the members.
Psychotherapeutic group
ASGW recommends which of the following specific training as minimum requirements
to leading psychoeducational or psychotherapeutic groups:
a and b
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