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    Counselling - Lee

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    depressed and is overweight (Yeo [Assignment] 2011‚ pp. 1). It is obvious that Karen is fixated to her (past) first three stages of psychosexual development which affected her subsequent personality development during her first six (biological) years. (Corey 2009‚ pp. 65-68; see also Yeo [Lesson 2] 2011‚ pp. 39). Karen grew up in a very structured and disciplined home with a distant‚ authoritarian‚ and rigid father and critical and hard-to-please mother. (Yeo [Assignment] 2011‚ pp. 3). This has resulted

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    brings in sandwiches for you and her to eat during the counseling session. If I asked her not to bring in the lunch‚ the client may ask why we broke the rule of stepping over a boundary that was set earlier. What can we do in this scenario? In CoreyCorey & Callanan (2011) p.273. “Youngren and Gottleib recommend that practitioners address these question to make sound decisions about multiple relationships.(pp.256-257). • Is entering into a relationship in addition

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    It was not the abuse itself that lead to her drinking‚ but the faulty thinking that the drinking would withdraw her from the situation (Corey‚ 2017) The three life tasks include‚ social task‚ love-marriage task‚ and the occupation task (Corey‚ 2017). Laura has never been married and states that she never desires to be married. She does however desire to find and maintain friendships within her family and the community. This desire would

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    Troy's Fences

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    In The Play “Fences” there is a connection to the fence that each character has. The main character name is Troy and along with him is his wife Rose his sons Corey and lyons right along with his brother named Gabe. Troy wanted to build a fence to keep to keep everything that belonged to him inside of the fence and the things that didnt belong to him outside the fence. Troy connects with every character because Rose is the one that wants the fence built and Troy is the one building it. Troy‚ a 53-year-old

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    field of psychotherapy. Moreover‚ in the latter stages of his life he was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for the work he had done in educating policy-makers and leaders to use his techniques of person-centred counselling to bring about world peace (Corey‚ 2013: 173). Developing from the concepts of humanistic psychology‚ person-centred counselling coincides with the humanistic approach and ‘views people as capable and autonomous‚ with the ability to resolve their difficulties‚ realise their potential

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    Act 1 the Crucible

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    beginning to grow. While reading The Crucible‚ the term “breaking” charity was often seen in the dialogue. Its meaning is to treat wrongfully or betray. Some of the characters in the play “break” charity throughout the acts such Abigail‚ John Proctor‚ and Corey Giles. Abigail is the first to be the one to “break” charity. You could say she is the main reason for the Salem Witch Trials to have even begun. Her compulsive lying and backstabbing of many of her friends shows that she has broken charity. She

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    Psychodynamic Therapy

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    were even there up till then. Since overcoming this miserable period through a lot of self-talk (Corey‚ 2013)‚ I was much more aware of how so many other people seemed to be affected by their past as well and how it’s shaped who they are as a person and how it is at the root of a lot of their problems in their lives. “Our past life is always a vital part of the person we are presently becoming.” (Corey‚ 2013‚ p. 76) I noticed as well‚ that people generally feel uncomfortable exploring and discussing

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    The Camel And The Jackle Once upon a time a camel and a jackal lived together in a jungle. There was a river flowing beside that jungle and on the other side of the river‚ there were fields having ripe sugar-canes. One day the jackal came to the camel and said that he got a nice plan. He said that they can cross the river and enjoy the sugarcanes as their meal. As he did not know how to swim‚ so he also requested the camel to carry him on his back.The camel agreed to the jackal’s request. They

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    Sciences I would be able to therapeutically assist clients to learn the skills to improve their life‚ using functional assessment also known as behavioral analysis (Corey‚ 1991). This is where the principles of learning theory‚ the conditions in the child’s environment are assessed in order to find those that sustain the problem behavior (Corey 1991). Then‚ using empirically tested experiments‚ such as Rachlins & Baum’s Matching Law (1972)‚ where a licensed mental health counselor would find the motivator

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    approaches. "Self-acceptance‚ knowledge of the environment‚ responsibility for choices‚ and the ability to make contact...are important awareness processes and goals‚ all of which are based on a here-and-now experiencing that is always changing" (Corey‚ 2009‚ p. 200). Fritz Perls demonstrates his Gestalt therapy style in Three Approaches to Psychotherapy: A Film Series (1975). Though this film has made a significant impact in the field of psychological education‚ many simply remember Fritz Perls

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