Facilitating the Genetic Counseling Process Practice-Based Skills, Second Edition

22 Counselor advisors—Support the counselor. They remain silent until asked by counselor to comment. They speak at an audible l ...

23 Instructor Note This role-playing model can be a bit complicated to explain and implement. We suggest you read the article b ...

24 to struggle making up information. On the other hand, you risk being caught off guard, revealing more than you intended, and/ ...

25 Positive Corrective Performance Reinforcement to continue behavior Emphasizes sharing a perception or thought Example: I thou ...

26 Clarify feedback. Let the person giving you feedback know you heard what she/ he said. If you do not understand, ask for cla ...

27 not helpful and to reflect upon what made the feedback unhelpful. Then ask students to share what made their feedback situati ...

28 Appendix 1.7: Genetic Counseling Interview Analysis The instructor (or “guest counselor”) models an entire genetic counseling ...

29 A 1.7.4 Notable Genetic Counselor Skills a. Identify two specific counselor behaviors (something the counselor said or did) t ...

30 Appendix 1.9: Personal Reflection About Genetic Counseling Paper Prepare a 5–6-page, double-spaced paper in which you present ...

31 Danish SJ, D’Augelli AR, Hauer AL. Helping skills: a basic training program. New York: Human Sciences Press; 1980. Davis ВВ, ...

© Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018 33 P. McCarthy Veach et al., Facilitating the Genetic Couns ...

34 The movement was also Utopian in that it looked to the future as an opportunity to improve men and society, through selective ...

35 written as an introduction for physicians to the new subject of counseling in medical genetics. It was my hope that it would ...

36 was destined to be a hybrid, drawing skills from both the medical and the counsel- ing professions. This graduate program, an ...

37 2.2 The Reciprocal-Engagement Model of Genetic Counseling Practice “Genetic counseling is directly concerned with human behav ...

38 The five tenets of genetic counseling practice include (McCarthy Veach et  al. 2007 ): Genetic information is key: This is t ...

39 Table 2.1 Reciprocal-Engagement Model (REM) of genetic counseling practice—preliminary strategies and behaviors corresponding ...

40 Table 2.1 (continued) Goala Strategya Behaviora Additional strategiesb Tenet: Patient autonomy must be supporteda Establish w ...

41 Table 2.1 (continued) Goala Strategya Behaviora Additional strategiesb Patient family dynamics are understood by counselor an ...

42 patient’s situation is conveyed, patient autonomy is supported, patient emotions are addressed, and the patient is better abl ...