The client is discharged with outpatient cognitive-behavioral therapy.  Which of the following client statements demonstrate progress with treatment?  Select all that apply.1."I enjoy preparing special meals for others because it makes me feel needed."2."I have joined an eating disorder support group."3."I have started going on short walks to manage my stress and anxiety."4."I think that my friends tell me I am pretty only because they want me to feel better."5."I was able to tell my mother how I feel when she compares me to my sibling."

In Hansen, Lambert, and Forman’s (2002) examination of 6,000 adults who received routine psychotherapy, approximately ____ of clients experiences no change, whereas ____ of clients improved or recovered.Group of answer choices10%; 85%25%; 60%50%; 35%85%; 10%

A client is participating in counseling sessions but does not seem to be making any progress. What should the counselor consider in relation to the goals set for the client?A. The client's progress should not be evaluated; counseling is a personal journey.B. The goals might need to be revised or adjusted to better suit the client's needs and abilities.C. The counselor should blame the client for lack of progress.D. The client should be given more time; progress takes longer for some individuals.

The client joins the inpatient psychiatric treatment program.  Which actions by the nurse are appropriate?  Select all that apply.1.Ask the client if she has had any thoughts about harming herself2.Discourage the client to eat with others in the cafeteria until symptoms improve3.Encourage the client to journal about feelings associated with food4.Limit intense exercise to one hour each day5.Observe the client during and after meals6.Provide frequent snacks throughout the day7.Supervise the client during restroom visits

Situation 3: Gary, a 35-year old, has been an alcoholic for 5 years. He recently lost his job due to his frequent tardiness and has spent up all his savings. Despite this, he doesn’t admit that he has a problem, so his wife brought him to the Rehabilitation Center.16. Gary states, “I don’t think my drinking has anything to do with why I am here in the hospital. I think I have problems with depression.” Which statement by the psychologist is the most therapeutic response? *1 pointA. “I think you really need to look at the amount you are drinking and consider the effect on your family.”B. “That’s wrong. I disagree with that. Your admission is because of your alcohol abuse and not for any other reason.”C “I’m sure you don’t mean that. You have realized that alcohol is the root of you problems.”D. “I find it hard to believe that alcohol is not a problem because you have recently lost your job and your driver’s license.”

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyIn the practice of integrative therapy, a therapist might do which three of the following?Multiple select question.work on integrating the client into family and society more effectivelyignore cultural and spiritual concerns in an attempt to focus on specific maladaptive behaviorsuse a cognitive form of therapy and a medical treatment optionuse a behavioral approach alongside a psychodynamic approachtreat the same individual with both psychotherapy and drug therapy