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    Music Therapy Benefits

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    Music Therapy on Alzheimer and Cancer Patients: Benefits and Effects Music therapy has been widely recognized as a great way to help individuals cope with their situations. Whether they are in the hospital‚ hospice‚ or nursing home‚ music therapists have been helping patients get through critical conditions. Music therapy is a clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed

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    Group Therapy‚ a type of psychotherapy‚ designed to help solve emotional or psychological problems using a group of people facing similar issues. In this way‚ the therapist or counselor conducting the session enables his/her clients to benefit from the experiences and views of the participants. This can lead to helpful new perspectives on the issues discussed. In a Group Therapy session‚ participants communicate with people of different sexes‚ ages and cultures. This gives them a sense of belonging

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    Occupational Therapy (COTA)

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    Occupational Therapy‚ which is a form of therapy that is used for patients to recuperate from a mental or physical illness that rehabilitates them to perform activities needed in day to day life‚ and is the best career to pursue for natural people lovers. It offers several job benefits that your typical full time job does not. Occupational Therapists (OT’s) and Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTA) work with hands on drills that act as rehabilitation to later help patients master the skill of putting

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    and manage their pain. These therapists’ play an important role for treatment‚ rehab‚ prevention of chronic conditions‚ illnesses‚ and injuries. Physical Therapist help people from all ages who are limited in their abilities to move and perform functional activities used in their everyday life. These people have various places in which they can work in including hospitals‚ home health agencies‚ schools‚ sports and fitness facilities and nursing homes. However physical therapist are now facing problems

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    Differences: Strategies for Resistant Clients Unlike narrative therapy‚ solution-focused therapy presumes that some clients will be resistant to counselling and to change. While some clients are described as ’customers’ who voluntarily want to make changes in their lives‚ not every client will present in this way (Corcoran‚ 2008). Solution-focused therapy strategizes for ’complainants’‚ people who attend voluntarily but are convinced someone else or something outside of themselves needs to change

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    Online Therapy Paper

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    Online Therapy Paper Katy Norris BSHS 375 June 22‚ 2015 Suzanne Paone Online Therapy Paper Therapy can be seen as a way for a client to work through an issue in their life. A client may find that they don ’t feel comfortable sitting in an office with a therapist discussing their issues or concerns but that they would rather obtain therapy by accessing the Internet and utilizing online therapy. With modern technology it makes it much easier to access different forms of online therapy. Online therapy

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    Color Therapy

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    It has been known for eons of time that color plays a major role in setting up a particular mood or state of mind. Color does affect one’s feelings‚ moods‚ and emotions. Colors are certain wavelengths of electro-magnetic energy seen through our eyes. The color we see is the part of the visible spectrum that is reflected back by a certain object. We know that when all colors join the result is white light. Therefore working with White Light brings about completeness‚ oneness‚ union of all complementary

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    Antiplatelet Therapy

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    BMS3021 – Research Topic: Aspirin TOPIC SUMMARY Aspirin is able to inhibit the synthesis of the Thromboxane A2 precursor‚ by irreversibly binding to the COX-1 enzyme Lack of Thromboxane A2 means that there is no signalling for platelet aggregation so there is no blood clot formation‚ leading to its ability to act as a ‘blood thinner‘ SALT found that in a low-dose of 75mg of Aspirin a day‚ secondary prophylaxis of new cardiovascular events were reduced by 16-20% By decreasing the daily dose to 75mg

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    Couples Therapy Essay

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    Couples therapy has long been centered around treating the relationship rather than the individual(s) in the relationship. Those who most generally present to couples therapy are people who are in a dissatisfactory relationship but are none the less “normal‚” meaning they have no psychological disorders. But what happens when one (or both) of the individuals in therapy presents to couples therapy but also has a psychological disorder? Could couples therapy help alleviate individual problems within

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    Transgender Group Therapy

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    Vikram Kolmannskog (2014)‚ an openly gay therapist in Oslo Norway‚ purported that the Gestalt approach to group therapy could be utilized with transgender clients. He reports that “phenomenology is the overall method in Gestalt therapy.” (p. 248) This process concentrates on the consciousness and direct experience. The case study of group therapy followed protocol in that each potential member was personally screened by the leader‚ a purpose for the group was clearly established

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