Troubleshooting Common Problems, Issues, and Resources

Monnica T. Williams, Erin C. Nghe, J. Hart, Chad T. Wetterneck
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Practitioners working with OCD sufferers are sometimes presented with complicated issues that make it difficult to see significant progress within a client’s treatment. Being skilled at recognizing when treatment is at a standstill is important in and of itself. It is impossible to predict all of the problems that can arise, but being mindful of common glitches can support therapists in recognizing the barriers that sometimes make clients and therapists feel stuck. Discord within a client’s sense of self, fear, lack of trust, time management, family dynamics, and comorbidities are some of the common themes therapists see come up for their clients. There are also matters related to logistics and ethics that therapists may face. This chapter includes illustrations of real-life situations that therapists can take note of, as well as suggestions on how to address the obstacles to better support clients in reaching their goals for OCD wellness. Also included is a list of books, articles, and other resources.
常见问题、问题和资源的故障排除
治疗强迫症患者的医生有时会遇到复杂的问题,很难看到患者的治疗取得重大进展。善于识别治疗何时处于停滞状态本身就很重要。预测所有可能出现的问题是不可能的,但注意常见的小故障可以帮助治疗师认识到有时会让客户和治疗师感到困惑的障碍。来访者自我意识的不和谐、恐惧、缺乏信任、时间管理、家庭动态和合共病是治疗师为他们的来访者看到的一些共同主题。治疗师还可能面临后勤和道德方面的问题。本章包括治疗师可以注意到的现实生活情况的插图,以及如何解决障碍以更好地支持客户实现强迫症健康目标的建议。还包括书籍、文章和其他资源的列表。
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