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    Client Server Model

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    Internet is based on a client-server model‚ where every day‚ millions and millions of computers are accessing thousands and thousands of servers. Many of the things we use our computers for today make use of this model‚ from web browsing to electronic mail. Over the years‚ competing models of networking emerged to compete with the client-server model. The peer-to-peer model has been a prominent competitor with vast differences. Mainframe architecture‚ from which the client-server evolved‚ still has

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    Multicultural Counseling Psychotherapy Lorie Grimble BSHS/465 Monique Thompson December 21‚ 2014 University of phoenix Multicultural awareness is an important tool for those in the human service profession. It provides the understanding of cultural backgrounds and life spans that will give professionals information and knowledge to best serve their clients. In addition to exploring different population such as African Americans‚ Hispanic Americans‚ Asian Americans‚ and American Indian;

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    Attorney Client Privilege

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    exchanged between parties should be prepared with a thought to potential litigation. Attorney Client Privilege and the Work Product Doctrine are two separate and distinct issues and should be treated within the legal world as separate disclosures. Attorney Client Privilege‚ which originated in Roman and canon law‚ has evolved into a recognized judicial doctrine and is necessary in order to provide clients with access to effective‚ well informed counsel. In Upjohn Co. v US the Supreme Court the Court

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    ethics in which were are sworn to me is of the utmost importance and one I take personally. First we bound to the nine principles that uphold the profession of counseling all of which could be further deduced to their own importance; yet accumulatively these are the principles that guide us in our work. They are as follows: 1) the counseling relationship‚ 2) confidentiality and privileged communication‚ 3) professional responsibilities and workplace standards‚ 4) working in a culturally diverse world

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    Psychoanalytic Approach in Family Counseling Liberty University Abstract Family settings that are filled with continuing conflict between family members become incapable of accomplishing a mutual respect for one another. This instability needs to be defused in order for the family to live in harmony. Psychoanalytic approach to family counseling is a theory that consists of multiple practices and techniques that are exercised to address the needs of families. This therapy was developed by Sigmund

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    Client Server Model

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    Advantages of Client Server Networks over Peer to Peer Networks 1)  Centralization: Unlike P2P‚ where there is no central administration‚ here in this architecture there is a centralized control. Servers help in administering the whole set-up. Access rights and resource allocation is done by Servers. 2)  Proper Management : All the files are stored at the same place. In this way‚ management of files becomes easy. Also it becomes easier to find files.  3) Back-up and Recovery possible : As all

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    Personal Theory of Counseling Meaghan O’Reilly Counseling and Psychotherapy Theories COUN-6722-35 Dr. Bob Today‚ the majority of counselors and therapists operate from an integrative standpoint; that is‚ they are open to “various ways of integrating diverse theories and techniques” (Corey‚ 2009b‚ p. 449). In fact‚ a survey in Psychotherapy Networker (2007) found that over 95% of respondents proclaimed to practice an integrative approach (cited in Corey‚ 2009b‚ p. 449). Corey (2009a; 2009b)

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    Client Compliance Report

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    to locate the client to Bi-Weekly ILP Review and Hospital discharged follow up. Client was located in the Cafeteria. In the meeting client appears to be cooperative and friendly. Client speaks with a heavy Russian accent making difficulty to understand. She appears to be in no acute distress. SOCIAL SUPPORT UPDATE: Client reports no family members here in the USA. EMPLOYMENT UPDATE: Client is aged exempt from work RESOURCE UPDATE: Client is undocumented and has no income. Client working paper

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    essence of addiction counseling. Counselor‚ 5(3)‚ 43-48. The Historical Essence of Addiction Counseling William L. White‚ MA What distinguishes the profession of addiction counseling from the array of helping roles that have preceded and have followed it? What would be lost if the specialized knowledge and functions performed by the addiction counselor disappeared? This essay will explore these questions by attempting to define the historical essence of addiction counseling. The distinctiveness

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    Working with Involuntary Clients There may be times when you will need to assess clients who have been ‘coerced’ to attend the session. They may not be willing to negotiate or to participate during the session. The involuntary client may be reluctant to provide any information at all during the initial assessment. Clients who are involuntary may present as pre-contemplators‚ and the worker may need to consider other methods of counselling or defusion. Understanding involuntary clients’ behaviours Challenging

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