Counseling Crossword

In this stage of awareness, patients and caregivers are still at the point of refusing to recognize the diagnoses or abnomality
In this stage of awareness, clients and caregivers who are partially aware of the client's problems begin to describe symptoms to the clinician and often ask questions
In this stage of awareness, patients and caregivers recognize the disability and its potential influence
This process has a series of steps the patients and caregivers may go through that explain their emotions
This stage of grief is an attempt to reject a frightful and painful reality
This stage of grief the belief is that the impairment is punishment for something the patient has done
This stage of grief could be described as "anger turned inward"
This stage of grief could be someone who is resentful and asking "why me"?
In this stage of grief the patient or family may try to make a "last ditch" attempt to make the diagnosis go away
In this stage of grief the client reaches an understanding of the disability and expends energy towards resolution
A counseling clinician who need to remain alert during the couseling process is using
____ requires the listener to remove any distractions from the immediate environment
When listening for ______, the clinician not only listens to the surface expressions but also listens for the meanings that underlie the spoken messages
When listening ______, the clinician avoids imposing his or her personal attitudes, feelings, and beliefs on the patient or family members