Reflection of Meaning and Interpretation/Reframe Crossword

Meanings are close to core client experiencing. Encourage clients to explore their own meanings and values in more depth from their own perspective. Questions to elicit meaning are often a vital first step.
Reveals new perspectives and new ways of thinking beneath what a client says or does.
A more systematic approach to meaning and purpose.
Two or more ideas are brought together, providing the client with new insight
A useful way to discover the background of a client's meaning-making
Become clear through your careful listening and questions designed to elicit meaning issues from the client
Meaning, value, reasons, intent, cause
Either explicit or implicit, may underlie mixed and confused feelings expressed by the client.
Sifting through our interior and exterior experiences to determine their origin
Associated with the Native American Indian, Dene, and Australian traditions.
Author of the book "Man's Search for Meaning"
Provides another frame of reference for considering problems or issues
A theory which features decision making and thinking about the process of making decisions
The goal is to help the client find the story that builds on their strengths and helps them find deeper meanings and purpose
Brief methods seek to help clients find quick ways to reach their central goals
A behavioral theory with an emphasis is on sequences of behaviors and thinking and what happens to the client
Theory where individuals are dependent on unconscious forces
The person is situated in a cultural or environmental context and social workers need to help clients interpret and reframe their issues