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Using Treatment Manuals in Counseling Practice Using Treatment Manuals in Counseling Practice

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Breathing Life into ManualBased Treatments What is a treatment manual Standard presentation of a treatment protocol Portrays content and processes of therapeutic activities for a specific presenting issue ID: 616107

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Slide1

Using Treatment Manuals in Counseling Practice

Breathing Life into Manual-Based

TreatmentsSlide2

What is a treatment manual?

Standard presentation of a treatment protocol

Portrays content and processes of therapeutic activities for a specific presenting issue

Intended for a specific client population

3 components:

Client activities

Counselor activities

Materials Slide3

Why use treatment manuals?

provide an overall framework

outlining

treatment and

session goals

especially helpful for counseling students learning a road map to promoting recovery from symptoms

helpful for seasoned counselors learning a new intervention

supply strategies that aid the counselor in achieving the goals

guide

the

counselor as they negotiate challenges

that arises over

the course

of treatment.Slide4

Criticisms and Considerations

Criticisms

Too rigid and routine of an approach

Depict treatment client development as steadfast and linear

Generic treatment only permits use of certain knowledge and counseling skills

Standardized approaches promote standardized counselors

Considerations

When applied inflexibly, all of these things are likely true

There is a middle ground between rigidity and complete unstructured interventions

Result is the basis of evidence-supported treatments and evidence-based practiceSlide5

Oh, queso

, what now

?

The instrument of change will always be you-

the best manualized treatments are those uniquely yours, but integrate core package of skills

Relationship first- the creativity will source from the estuary of your identities

Understand the model that manual is based on

Know the skills and processes

Describing them

Providing rationale for them

Delivering them

Evidence for anything is sample-specific, so adaptations across the intersections of cultural identity is imperative

Collaborate with peers and supervisors

Practice in a way that supports your growth and client outcomesSlide6

Treatment PlanningSlide7

What goes in this thing?

This will vary based on your setting, whom you bill, the types of services you provide, etc.

Basic structure includes...

Presenting Problem

What brought this human being to counseling?

Examples of issues with impulse control that might lead to a counseling referral?

Goals

What is this human being generally hoping to accomplish?

Examples of goals an impulsive child/teen might want to accomplish?

Strategies (or Interventions)

What are we going to do with this human being to help them accomplish their goal?

Figure out these interventions using your evidence-based curriculum!Slide8

Implementing Session StructureSlide9

Overall Session Structure

Greet client

establish relational connection

Therapeutic alliance

Review previous session

Content

Process

Check on issue and action plan

Conceptualize issue in context

Introduce goal for session and develop agenda

Implement activity*

Process activity

Helpfulness

Meaning of skill

Awareness

Meaning of use

Degree of motivation

Develop action plan

Summary, motivation, and closureSlide10

Structuring the Activity

Introduce skills and give examples

Provide rationale

Request acknowledgement (buy in)

Describe/demonstrate skill

components (

EDUCATE

)

MODEL

use of the skill

PRACTICE

the skill

Evaluate performance (collaboratively)

Provide encouragement and praise as needed

Modify skill use or directions as neededSlide11

Progress NotesSlide12

Not as misery-inducing as you might think!

Your progress note will essentially

write itself

if you intentionally plan and conduct your sessions using good session structure.

Again, what’s included will vary depending on your setting, but these general components should be included

Presenting Issue

: What did we talk about today?

Intervention

: What did we do (using our amazing evidence-based curriculum) to support the resolution or mitigation of the issue?

Outcome

: How did it go? (subjective and objective)

Homework

: What action plan did we come up with?

Referrals

: Who else did I recommend the client get involved with?

Plan

: What are we going to do next time? Slide13

Experiential PracticeSlide14

Remember that educate, model, practice thing?

Dr. Lenz and Sam

Model session using Lesson 1: Impulse Control Dice

Sam and Dr. Lenz

Model session using Lesson 2: Get to Know Your Impulses/The Road to SuccessSlide15

Your turn! 

In groups, please

review

Module 2: School Work

in the Impulse Control

workbook

/your handout packet.

Take turns introducing and providing a rationale for

the lesson

to facilitate client buy-in

.

Select at least one activity from the lesson per group member.

Explain

the activity (

educate

), demonstrate how to complete the activity (

model

), and help your other group members complete the activity (

practice

).