Introduction According to Josef Bauml, 2006 “Psychoeducation” is the first term to describe a behavioral therapeutic concept by Anderson. This term consists of four elements; briefing the patients about his or her illness, problem solving training, communication training, and self-assertiveness training. Technique for Creating Change 1. What are the techniques’ for creating change? a. Briefing a patient on his or her illness while providing complete and thorough information through written and verbal communication. b. Maintain focus on resolving clinical issues through client training and communication. c. Self-Care strategies. Review of Addressing Research Techniques 1. Reviewing research addressing the technique. a. Using methods of self-care to clients. b. Methods of communication such as the proper tone, appropriate responses, and respect when speaking to a client concerning his or her diagnosis. Allow the client efficient time for grief and to understand his or her options as well as asking any additional questions referring to the diagnosis. c. Designate an area which is conducive to training the client in a problem solving techniques for research purposes. Addressing Issues 1. What types of problems are addressed by using this technique? a. Schizophrenia b. AIDS c. Hepatitis d. Cancer e. Caregiver dying Population 1. What population is affected by using this technique? a. Any of the techniques above can be used in multiple populations but are in practice with most people who are ill or have life changing issues