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    In this case study of Sally who father came into his twelve-year-old daughter room intoxicated one night and briefly fondle her. This incident just happens one time and now the father‚ mother and daughter are in therapy together to go over this incident. The father enrolled in substance abuse program as well to give him so help. The family doesn’t want to get the law or child protective involved and the therapist feel like if he/she does the family might stop coming to therapy session. The therapist

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    A. Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) Parent-Child Interaction Therapy‚ or PCIT‚ is a type of behavioral-parental training designed for children ages 2 through 7 with emotional and/or behavioral disorders and their caregivers. This evidence-based treatment (EBT) focuses on improving the parent-child relationship and changing the parent-child interaction patterns through the use of behavioral therapy‚ play therapy‚ and parent training to teach the parent appropriate disciplinary techniques.

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    Regarding Occupational Therapy - 6 sessions; CA MTUS Chronic Pain Medical Treatment Guidelines support an initial course of physical therapy with objective functional deficits and functional goals. The latest progress report noted that the patient has left upper extremity pain. The exam revealed moderate spasticity and tenderness over the flexor-extensor forearm. She has a positive compression of the left median and radial nerves of the extensor and flexor forearms. It was noted that she has not

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    aula Webster graduated in 1998 in the field of physical therapy from the University of Hartford. She also holds a certification in strength and Conditioning. Since graduation her clinical experience includes general orthopedics‚ sports medicine‚ adolescent strength training and adolescent spinal dysfunction. She is the founder of the Six Degrees of Freedom program for children with adolescent spinal deformities. In September 2008 she entered a joint venture under the guidance of Dr. Blanchard‚ professor

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    activity for 6 weeks minimum. After surgery I was prescribed multiple therapeutic options‚ which included an automatic icing machine and physical therapy at the sports medicine clinic. Attending therapy sessions at the sports medicine clinic comforted me and while I was there I became intrigued by the work of the therapist‚ as he had to customize my therapy depending on the strength and range of motion I had after every session.” Breathtaking‚ I cried a little bit while interviewing him. Mr. Garza is

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    It has been many moons since in kindergarten‚ and while as a child I did not have a father at home‚ due to his lost battle due with cancer‚ I sensed that when my classmate Jonathan wanted to play house‚ there may have been trouble at home. He informed me‚ during our creative playtime‚ that I could be his wife‚ and at night‚ he would go out with his girlfriend. I didn’t like the way he played pretend and excused myself from his make-believe land. Even at four years old‚ my pretend husband wasn’t

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    The Case of Sally and Mid-Life Transition: An Adlerian Perspective in Therapy Title: The Case of Sally: An Adlerian Perspective in Therapy Author: Document Type: Article Subject Terms: Psychology; Adler; Adlerian Abstract: Examines the counseling case of Sally in perspective of an Adlerian view. Sally’s somatic complaints and mistaken beliefs allows Adlerian technique to help her to experience a full life including career and social connections. Adlerian assumptions:

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    severe physical abuse at home. Client asks therapist not to discuss the case with anyone‚ especially his parents. Therapist explains his options with client‚ states that he cannot offer treatment to anyone under the age of 18 without parental consent‚ and expresses his duty to report suspected child abuse to Child Protective Services. Client feels betrayed” (Remley et al. 2007). As seen in the case‚ a 13-years-old boy is seeking therapy. The boy is a minor who came to the clinic without his parents’ consent

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    Describe what comprises a comprehensive CBT case study – Evaluate the use of case studies in therapy. Cognitive Behavioural therapy is a based on the fundamental idea that emotions are experienced as a result of our interpretation and appraisals of events (Dryden 2004). Case studies are a method of inquiry used in theory development‚ education as well as client evaluation. Case studies in CBT therapy help document the therapeutic process for both the client and therapist‚ as well measures‚ tests

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    made on his behalf‚ in his best interests. This was evident in the case of Charlie. According to (Children’s Act 1989)‚ the parents presumes the authority to decide on the best interests of their minor and make decisions on behalf of their children. It was rightly so to have led to believe that the nucleoside therapy was not invasive and caused no severe damage to the TK2 deficient patients to whom it had been administered. In that case‚ why not give Charlie that chance and what could he possible loose

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