Progress and Development as A Therapist Reflection Papers

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Reflection Papers To gain a greater awareness of your progress and development as a therapist,


Reflection Papers

To gain a greater awareness of your progress and development as a therapist, you will hand in reflection papers that will be 1-2 pages in length. They should address the following topics:


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2. Reflection Papers To gain a greater awareness of your progress and development as a therapist, you will hand in reflection papers that will be 1-2 pages in length. They should address the following topics: a. Describe the approaches and clinical interventions that you use in therapy with your clients. Note the clients’ responses to your therapeutic work. b. Describe successes that you experience at your site. Describe the problems that you encounter there as well. c. Note your personal reflections about your clinical work. This includes a commentary on what you have learned, found interesting, and your emotional reactions. This also is an opportunity for you to examine your counter-transference responses. d. Describe goals that you have established for your personal and professional development that have bearing on your clinical work. Detail your progress from one month to the next. e. Tie to the readings and how the books relate to your clinical work and things we discuss in class In both the on-class presentation and the written case study, please remember to only use Jane or John Doe. Remove all identifying information but include descriptive data about the client (i.e., age, gender, ethnicity). Also, include relevant DSM-V diagnoses.
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I recently had a client who was struggling with drug addiction issues. During one of our
sessions, the patient admitted to me that he was once admitted to a hospital in critical condition
after overdosing on pain medications. After being committed at a rehabilitation facility for half a
year, he came out clean and inspired to restart his life on a clean slate. However, the urge to take
drugs has been rising each day as he struggles to keep his cool and live a clean life. The patient,
therefore, came to me seeking advice on how to gain control of his life and keep away from drugs
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