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 Termination

This class has been a valuable learning experience for me, as it has taught me the necessary knowledge and skills that I will apply in my work with clients. One of the main lessons I have learned is how to establish a strong therapeutic partnership with clients. Also, I have learned effective communication techniques, active listening skills, and the importance of empathy in creating and maintaining a trusting relationship. This will help me support my clients in a way that is favorable to their growth and well-being. I have gained knowledge about comprehending various therapeutic approaches. I have explored various approaches, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and humanistic therapy, and how to modify interventions to fit the needs of each client. This will help me to be flexible in my future practice and to adapt my approach based on the client's issues and preferences. I plan to apply this knowledge by using evidence-based practices in my work, ensuring that interventions are not only based on theory but also supported by research. If working with clients who have anxiety, I might use cognitive-behavioral techniques to address negative thoughts and behaviors. This is consistent with the class's emphasis on evidence-based approaches. For termination rituals, I would use a gratitude exercise as one meaningful activity. This would involve clients reflecting on their progress and expressing gratitude for the positive changes they have experienced during our therapy. This ritual creates a positive mindset and empowers clients as they move on from therapy. Another ritual could involve creating a personalized self-care plan. By working together to develop strategies for maintaining mental health and well-being after therapy, clients can feel more confident and capable of coping with life challenges independently. This class has been helpful with my therapeutic approach and in improving my clinical skills. As I start my journey in the field, I am committed to incorporating this knowledge into my practice, ensuring a client-centered and evidence-based approach. The suggested termination rituals not only serve as a meaningful end to therapy but also empower clients to continue their personal growth independently.