Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC) Practice Exam

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Which therapy approach focuses on finding positive coping strategies for high-risk situations?

  1. Adlerian therapy

  2. Cognitive behavioral therapy

  3. Existential-humanistic therapy

  4. Rational emotive therapy

The correct answer is: Existential-humanistic therapy

The focus of existential-humanistic therapy is on personal growth, self-actualization, and understanding one’s own existence and meaning in life. This approach emphasizes the individual's capacity for self-reflection and the importance of choice, which can enable clients to navigate high-risk situations by fostering a deeper understanding of their emotions and experiential responses. While existential-humanistic therapy does encourage finding positive coping strategies, the other approaches mentioned do not specifically emphasize this as a primary goal. Adlerian therapy typically revolves around social interest and community, while cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns. Rational emotive therapy aims at restructuring irrational beliefs but does not specifically zero in on coping strategies in high-risk situations.