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    Series The Search for Treatment: A Challenging Journey\ Finding effective treatment can be tough for individuals using drugs and alcohol. As stated in the title of HBO Addiction Series‚ the search for treatment can be a challenging journey. There are many factor that are important to consider when determining an appropriate treatment individual with addictions problems. This episode discusses what treatment should involve and how a client can take control of his or her treatment process. Professionals

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    Thomas Huberty’s 2013 article delves into the development and treatment of childhood anxiety. Anxiety is a common problem affecting children both at home and in school environments‚ causing significant problems in personal‚ social‚ and academic performance (Huberty‚ 2010). Often overlooked or mistaken for attention deficits or low ability/motivation‚ if left untreated may worsen over time and produce more problems into adolescence and adulthood. Anxiety first emerges at about 7-8 months of age as

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    Sara’s Treatment Plan With Sara’s diagnosis of Down Syndrome‚ she is already displaying some motor and other developmental delays. Her mother has also stressed her desire for Sara to be developmentally on track. Assessments to be considered include: the Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development (Bayley-III)‚ the Hawaii Early Learning Profile (HELP)‚ the Peabody Developmental Motor Scale (PDMS-2)‚ and the Infant/Toddler Sensory Profile. The PDMS-2 would identify motor delays and help with treatment

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    ADHD/Mental Health the Impact and Implications for Young People in the UK Society This essay will explore and critically analyse the impact and implications of youths who are known to be part of the Youth Justice System and have been diagnosed or need to be assessed as to whether they are treated for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or a different mental health disorder. The implications and impact of diagnosis relates to young people who unbeknown to themselves are affected

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    The current challenges for getting individuals into addiction treatment can vary from case to case. However‚ the three most important factors affecting this would be problems getting insurance coverage‚ a lack of trained health providers‚ and low quality of care. According to Kelly Clark‚ President-Elect of the American Society of Addiction Medicine‚ says that some insurance plans limit doses of the opioid treatment buprenorphine that patients can receive. These insurance plans also limit the length

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    (Bronstein & Pulst‚ 2003). As the disease enters the final stages‚ individuals become very confused and disorientated. At this point the individual’s health status has become severely deteriorated and this can cause them to develop pneumonia or other illnesses that may lead to death. Consequently‚ most people do not die from Alzheimer’s‚ but other health related problems. Alzheimer’s disease can last anywhere from six to eight years‚ however it can be present without obvious symptoms for two to twenty years

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    look of the tumor‚ the cells themselves (“lung Cancer”). These two types of cancers grow and spread in different ways and may have different treatment options‚ so a distinction between these two types is important (Genndes). SCLC makes up about 20% of lung cancers and is the most aggressive and rapidly growing of all lung cancers (“Lung Cancer”). SCLC is related to cigarette smoking‚ with only 1% of these tumors occurring in nonsmokers. SCLC metastasize rapidly too to-many sites within the body and

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    Discuss Wendy Cope’s Treatment of Ordinary Life Being Boring Wendy Cope treats ordinary life as a fairly positive thing‚ in ‘Being Boring’. In the poem‚ she describes how she is content with a boring life and shows that she dislikes anything which is out of the ordinary. This is an autobiographical poem‚ showing how Cope is content with an ordinary‚ boring life as opposed to drama and turbulence. This is shown by the use of regular stanzas and rhyme schemes‚ the use of language and the use of imagery

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    Adolescent Treatment Programs for Drug Addiction Adolescent Drug Treatment Programs for Addiction will differ from state to state and even from locale to locale‚ focusing on the drug problems manifesting themselves in that area at any one time. One would think that drug abuse among teens would be mostly uniform nationwide. It isn’t. Drug treatment programs must adjust their programs to address their local challenges Because of this; adolescent drug treatment programs are some of the most

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    distress while on deployments. The events experienced in combat that may elicit trauma include: firefights‚ improvised explosive devices‚ minesweeping‚ witnessing death and much more. These traumatic experiences can create mental health problems such as posttraumatic stress disorder. The American Psychiatric Association (2013) defines PTSD as an anxiety issue that develops in individuals after extremely traumatic events. According to the American Psychiatric Association’s

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