NCE / CPCE Counselor

Answer: A - Two steps in behavioral therapy treatment involve conceptualizing the problem and developing strategies to facilitate change. Using this therapy, a patient will first conceptualize the problem by reviewing the nature of the problem and its history and exploring the context of the unwanted behavior. Then, the patient will develop strategies to facilitate change by learning skills that can contribute to the change and by anticipating precipitating conditions that trigger undesirable behaviors.