Assessment and Treating Planning

Assessment and Treating Planning

Introduction

The purpose of this study is to expand the boundaries of our knowledge by exploring some relevant and factual information relating to the analysis of the process of treatment and planning. The process of counselling has at its core in the personal progress and growth of the individual. The Diagnosis and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders is accepted to be therapeutic procedure the aim of which is to bring to the client a better insight and a clearer understanding of their life. Although classed as being different, it is an efficient approach if practiced with efficacy. Counselling has roots in many special areas like psychology, religion, psychiatry, arts, philosophy and religion. So we can see a diversity of counselling in definitions, theories and approaches.

Summary

Counselling refers to the integration in the psychotherapeutic approach of various psychological theories of personality based on the specific needs of each client treatment/ patient needs, and the objective that psychotherapy seeks to promote the integration of personality inside each person in 4 dimensions: behavioural, physiological, psychological and emotional integration and private resources, it's unique, integration-as to improving the ability of contact and relationships with the outside world. The Diagnosis and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders contains the following aspects:

Awareness work: finding meaning and obtaining insight into the causes and consequences of problems and disorders.

Emotional differentiation work.

Activation experience: supporting and promoting the development of personality.

Solidarity experience: experience of social belonging, promoting cultural engagement

Besides the language, a variety of creative media and forms of expression are used: movement, role play, imagination, dream work, writing, painting, design. The counselling is oriented to the use of the therapist-client relationship as basic relational axis that will address, in search of integration, the various aspects of personality evolutionarily fixed through different psychotherapeutic lines with the common denominator of emphasizing the relationship of psychotherapy (where transference and counter transference are essential), in contact intrapsychic and relational contact, in the use of basic psychotherapeutic methods TUNING, involvement and inquiry as accompanying instruments and investigation of phenomena and experiences that the client/ patient/

The affective, behavioural, cognitive and physiological are four dimensions that are valuable guides for determining when a person is open or closed contact. The concept of contact is the theoretical basis of which derive clinical interventions (Faris & Ooijen, 2011). Making the diagnosis is a key point for the development of the treatment plan. This integrative model is part of the human development perspective, with specific tasks. These four areas are organised in a systemic dimension and interact with each other.

In order to conduct a successful counselling session, the counsellor employs an exploratory tactic based on conversation and communication. Dialog is a very important tool for exploration even though they both encourage the client to speak on own initiative. Behind that technique hides the purpose of receiving a clearer and better insight into one's emotions and difficulties. The client-counsellor relationship is very important in both cases. Their aim is to build a close and tight link which ...