Case Conceptualization in Eight Steps

Jon Sperry; Len Sperry

Case Conceptualization in Eight Steps

Jon Sperry, Len Sperry

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Florida Atlantic University

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Abstract

This session describes an easy-to-master, 8-step strategy for developing a concise, accurate, and compelling case conceptualization. It begins by defining the Sperry and Sperry (2012) case conceptualization model. Then, it identifies the myths and misconceptions that discourage its use. Next, it incorporates the key elements of an integrative case conceptualization and illustrates this process with several case examples.

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State	Published - Mar 30 2019

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Name	Faculty and Staff Publications & Presentations

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