Deck 6: Group Therapy

Question 1

he euphoric recall group has which three core elements (circle three that apply):

A) what drugs did "for you" initially?
B) what the effects felt like (euphoria)?
C) what drugs did "to you" once addiction set in?
D) what tools of recovery can you use?
E) what was your best and worst memory?

Answer 1

what drugs did "for you" initially?

Question 2

Environmental situations that make clients vulnerable to use are:

A) cues.
B) lapses.
C) triggers.
D) using people; using places.
E) all the above.

Answer 2

triggers.

Question 3

According to the text, prayer is describes as___________ while meditation is referred to as _____________.

A) religious, spiritual
B) historic, new age
C) kneeling and talking, sitting and reciting mantras
D) talking to God, listening for knowledge of Gods will
E) all the above

Answer 3

talking to God, listening for knowledge of Gods will

Question 4

he great lie is_____________.

A) original sin
B) that an alcoholic can drink socially again
C) if you tell people the truth about you, they would not like you
D) addiction
E) what leads to relapse

Question 5

Per the Book, symptoms of impending relapse may include all the following except:

A) apprehension.
B) defensiveness.
C) adamant commitment to recovery.
D) isolation.
E) all the above are symptoms.

Question 6

he text discusses several different types of groups including (circle all that apply):

A) honesty.
B) agenda.
C) pretreatment.
D) relapse prevention.
E) problem solving.

Question 7

All are methods of exploring family of origin relationships except: (circle all that apply)

A) write a letter to parents.
B) read the letter to peers role playing as healthy parents.
C) false memory syndrome.
D) hypnosis.
E) rebirthing role play.

Question 8

A group where clients meet to discuss problems they may be having with one another is referred to as:

A) gender-specific group.
B) honesty group.
C) tolerance group.
D) community group.
E) principles before personalities group.

Question 9

he text describes the empty chair exercise as being an effective tool in the ________ group.

A) interpersonal
B) family
C) honesty
D) meditation
E) 11^th step

Question 10

A group where clients meet to evaluate their day is referred to as:

A) community group.
B) closure group.
C) personal inventory group.
D) 24-hour group.
E) none of the above.

Question 11

or most individuals, the time period between lapse and relapse is:

A) simultaneous.
B) within 24 hours.
C) within one week.
D) less than 30 days.
E) more than 30 days.

Question 12

Clients can grow in groups just like in individual therapy.

Question 13

When receiving feedback it is critical to make no excuses.

Question 14

Religion is an organized system of______ and __________.

A) structure, belief
B) pomp, circumstance
C) faith, worship
D) rules, faith
E) belief, divine history

Question 15

he benefits of group therapy include all except:

A) healthy members help instill hope.
B) clients know they are not alone.
C) clients can model good communication skills.
D) a feeling of family develops.
E) all the above are documented benefits.

Question 16

Spirituality is synonymous with Religion.

Question 17

Someone giving good feedback will do all but:

A) avoid judgmental statements.
B) use "I feel" statements.
C) share positives.
D) let the person explain.
E) all the above are essential.

Question 18

Prayers are described as listening for God's will.
The following are all short answer questions:

Question 19

An "agenda" as described in the book, is a current issue or concern of a client that generates emotion.

Question 20

Spirituality deals with three key relationships:

A) Son, Father, and Holy Spirit.
B) self, others, and higher power.
C) family, vocation, and community.
D) sponsor, group, and God.
E) children, parents, and community.

Question 21

Gender-specific groups can be effective. Why is this?

Question 22

he book indicates it is not good for the clinician to do too much of the talking in group. Why is this? What skills would you use to widen the discussion when one individual is monopolizing?