Thanks for watching the video. Here is the playlist on irrational thoughts: th-cam.com/play/PLcB3trehXswgkaQSE_g5p-MAfOECHhkLq.html&si=y1FPG8t3DH8MNroc
Thank you for uploading this video its helping me in my masters program at LSU. The class I'm taking is Theories and practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy.
How long have. You. Been using 12 step recovery for counseling and do you have any of your own thoughts? Do these options just make someone a conformist?
It would be helpful if the theorist were included. Studying for the NCE and CPCE requires it. However, the overall information is helpful for gaining a deeper understanding of these theories.
Perhaps I like a person-centered style, so felt that some of this lecture sounded unempathetic to a client. Mostly, when addressing irrational thoughts. If a client cannot find motivation to get up, an attitude of "well, I'd love to sit on the couch all day too, but I have to get up and be responsible" would be harmful to many. It sounds like an out of touch parent being judgmental. That may be due to my style preference leaning toward person-centered and thinking that if a client is accepted as is, some amount of healing can begin with just that acceptance and empathy. I'm curious about when a more challenging, unempathetic attitude might help a client? Maybe it's like "tough love" and helps a certain population? I won't practice that style, but know that many styles help produce positive change in clients.
This is not a treatment strategies video. It is a theories video (2012 designed) to help counselors understand the underlying concepts of CBT-REBT and other theories. For interventions, I have videos like this one on treatment strategies. th-cam.com/video/jCds-hs_r9A/w-d-xo.html You are also presuming that one starts with an active-directive CBT approach without developing rapport, empathy or understanding of the client's current presenting issues, vulnerabilities and motivations all of which are essential to develop a CBT treatment plan
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It’s been. 10 plus years since my theories class, this is a GREAT refresher :)
You are heaven sent. Thank you for doing all these lectures.
Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
Using this video in 2021 haha to study for the NCE.
i am doing the same thing, study for my cpce
Wish you luck!!!
2022. NCMHCE
@@mariedmeeks I’m doing the same. Good luck on your exam
Did anybody pass ? Did this video help?
November 2021 , a counsler listening for refresher.
👀👀 good...im not the only one here for my NCE. Time to start studying!!!
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I'm using these videos to study for the cpce. Thank you for posting
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Me too
You don't have to be a good cook because you are great at explaining counseling theories! Thank you!
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Here for my 400L first semester exam on Counseling Theories and Models. Thank You for helping me understand CBT/RET.
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I'm studying for my CAADE CATC exam and this seems like it can potentially help me. I'm glad I came across it. It's the exam for addiction counselors.
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There is series on this channel called addiction counselor exam review
Watching this for my Psychology class ❤️
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I am shooting for a passing score for 5/18 NMHCE. Thank you!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for the tip. Good Luck on your exam.
The cbt/rent for irrational thoughts 10/10. Looking for a stand alone video rn. :)
Thanks for watching the video. Here is the playlist on irrational thoughts: th-cam.com/play/PLcB3trehXswgkaQSE_g5p-MAfOECHhkLq.html&si=y1FPG8t3DH8MNroc
thank goes to you , it help me to build my counseling career. but assist me how can download offline.
Thank you for uploading this video its helping me in my masters program at LSU. The class I'm taking is Theories and practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy.
Thanks for watching! Good Luck!
How long have. You. Been using 12 step recovery for counseling and do you have any of your own thoughts? Do these options just make someone a conformist?
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Well articulated with simple explanation
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very informative, I've learned a few things that I thought I knew, but didn't, lol,
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
It would be helpful if the theorist were included. Studying for the NCE and CPCE requires it. However, the overall information is helpful for gaining a deeper understanding of these theories.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this 🙌🏽
Great presentation....the voice quality could be better
Watch our newer videos. We have much better equipment now days!
Most interesting discussion, I love it..Thanks a lot.
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I love this study tool!
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I don't know why psychologists legitimize a therapy that doesn't believe in medication.
this is great. it really helped me to understand how i was feeling👍
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Great lessons. Am impressed. Keep up
This is an awesome way of studying
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Thank you I'm doing my research
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brilliant . this woman is great.
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Great Explanation, thank you
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Perhaps I like a person-centered style, so felt that some of this lecture sounded unempathetic to a client. Mostly, when addressing irrational thoughts. If a client cannot find motivation to get up, an attitude of "well, I'd love to sit on the couch all day too, but I have to get up and be responsible" would be harmful to many. It sounds like an out of touch parent being judgmental. That may be due to my style preference leaning toward person-centered and thinking that if a client is accepted as is, some amount of healing can begin with just that acceptance and empathy. I'm curious about when a more challenging, unempathetic attitude might help a client? Maybe it's like "tough love" and helps a certain population? I won't practice that style, but know that many styles help produce positive change in clients.
This is not a treatment strategies video. It is a theories video (2012 designed) to help counselors understand the underlying concepts of CBT-REBT and other theories. For interventions, I have videos like this one on treatment strategies. th-cam.com/video/jCds-hs_r9A/w-d-xo.html You are also presuming that one starts with an active-directive CBT approach without developing rapport, empathy or understanding of the client's current presenting issues, vulnerabilities and motivations all of which are essential to develop a CBT treatment plan
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