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Identify and describe the psychological theories and terms used in
experientially based treatment. (I)
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2.
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Apply techniques and activities utilized in dance therapy, art
therapy, music therapy, psychodrama, gestalt therapy, and other
experientially based treatment modalities. (II, IV)
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3.
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Assess group and individual application of a variety of experiential
theories and techniques in various therapeutic settings. (I, II, III,
IV)
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4.
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List specific techniques and how their own personal experience affects
the use of the techniques. (II, IV)
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5.
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Assess the goals and methods discussed and explore how they may be
utilized within specific treatment settings and with various
populations, (I, II, III, IV)
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6.
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Identify and select appropriate modalities and techniques for specific
use with clients. (II, III, IV)
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7.
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Apply skills for intervention and recognition of opportunities for
using their own creativity for brief therapy treatment and within more
ongoing therapeutic settings. (II, IV)
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8.
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Utilize transitional objects as tools for therapeutic experiential
activities. (III)
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