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Counseling Interventions

by Ashley Harris
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You ask a client to walk through the pros and cons of continuing to use versus making a change.

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You help a client notice the gap between what they say they want and what their current behavior is doing.

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Instead of arguing, you go with the client’s pushback and respond in a way that lowers defensiveness.

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You work with a client to get moving again by scheduling or doing simple activities that can improve mood.

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You help a client examine a thought, challenge it, and replace it with a more balanced one.

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You break down a specific incident step by step to understand what triggered it and what reinforced it.

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You guide a client to ride out a craving without acting on it, noticing it rise and fall like a wave

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You help a client practice what to say or do when offered drugs or alcohol.

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You bring attention to what is happening in the moment between you and the client during session.

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You intentionally do not speak, giving the client space to think or go deeper.

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You provide information to help a client better understand their symptoms, behavior, or recovery.

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You help a client identify what truly matters to them and what kind of person they want to be.

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