Counselling approaches U-4, 4.4

What is the primary goal of rehabilitation counselling?

When and how was rehabilitation counselling established?

How was the effectiveness of graduate rehabilitation counsellor training programs supported by a series of studies?

What type of amendment was carried out in 1997?

What are the various settings in which rehabilitation counsellors work? What are their needs they need to meet?

Define: Rehabilitation counselling?

Explain the 1973 Amendment?

Explain the 1992 and 1998 amendments?

What are the goals of rehabilitation counselling?

Explain: Consumer informed choice?

What was the study done by Muthard and Salamone on the roles and functions of the counsellors in rehab counselling?

Explain: The study done by Leahy et al.?

What did Rubin and Roessler proposed regarding the effectiveness of the individuals with disabilities?

What are the six knowledge and skill domains given by Leahy.et al.?

Explain: The Certified Rehabilitation Counsellor(CRC) credentialing process?

What is the purpose of certification of the rehab counsellor?

Why is it a necessity for a rehab counsellor to have knowledge and skills?

What was the “two hats theory” and who gave it?

What suggestions were given by Whitehouse in his “big hat theory”?

Explain the relationship between the “big hat theory” and rehabilitation counselling?

Why are the older adults in a need for a psycho-therapeutic treatment?

Why is it very difficult to diagnose depression in older adults?

Briefly describe how late-life depression is assessed?

What are the general barriers while preparing an older adult for the treatment?

Who are frail elderly clients?

What is reminiscence therapy?

What are the benefits of in-home services?

What are the several factors that seem critical for maximizing the likelihood that CBT will be effective with the elderly?