1.What kinds of goals do you set for yourself to help clients achieve their personal goals?
2.What’s the best method to keep a client coming to therapy sessions?
3.What’s the best method to have a client keep their taking medication if failing to take or has problems?
4.What books should I read in this field?
5.Please describe what you think the Biopsychosocial model is?
6.What kind of connection are you supposed to build with a client? What boundaries can you not cross
7.How is it like being A female in this field?
8.What is an example of a hard situation a therapist can go through?
9.What would you do to best handle that situation?
10.How are you able to keep under control during a tough situation of hearing about a clients life story?
11.What is important about the biological aspect of the biopsychosocial model?
12.What is important about the social aspect of the biopsychosocial model?
13.What is important about the psychological aspect of the biopsychosocial model?
14.What are some experiences (clients) you dealt with? Explain with the biopsychosocial model in mind.
15.What college did you attend and what is your status at this moment?
16.What are some activities that would be great to do for my final presentation, to represent the biopsychosocial model?
17.What can be ways to intrigue my audience into my topic and make things a much better learning experience for my final presentation?
18.What kind of protection do you have as therapist against any kind of lawsuits or false accusations?
19.What kind of protection do you have in a moment where a client might get physical or violent?
20.Have the experiences that you seen coming to the office help you in your own life and and learn in making your own decisions and what to do and what not to do?
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