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    PART ONE -- THEORY Chapter 1: Brief Marital Counseling (p 17-27) 1. The success rate for marital counseling is better if a. only one partner seeks counseling. b. each partner goes to separate counselors. c. the couple is counseled together. d. the couple is counseled separately by the same counselor. Chapter 2: Bird’s-Eye View of Hope-Focused Marriage Counseling (p 28-44) 2. “Waitpower” is a. having good communication skills. b. having strong motivation. c. persevering with God’s

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    Is the Hope-Focused Couple Approach a Good Fit for this Couple? There are several approaches that counselors can choose from to apply in marriage counseling. But the Hope-Focused approach has been evaluated and reviewed to be one of four empirically supported couple enrichment interventions Jakubowski et al (as cited by Worthington et al‚ 2007). The Hope-Focused Marriage Counseling approach is a strategic intervention process that help couples realize that change is possible and it gives them a

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    when it comes to family. These issues can range from problems in a marriage‚ how to deal with your children issues and understand yourself and how to deal with your family and certain issues. The area of marriage and family counseling/therapy has had an out break over the past decade. The counselors are expected to work effectively with families experiencing a variety of issues and problems. In marriage and family therapy/counseling there are so many different types of techniques that are out there

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    Family counseling is a key to promote better relationships and understanding within a family. Every individual is facing one or the other problems in their daily life. The counseling can provide each individual with the chance to express opinions by communicating effectively. This process will help to change the attitude and reinforce the positive attributes of the individual‚ couple‚ or family members. "A family is a place where minds come in contact with one another. If these minds love one

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    One counseling theory that we can apply to Steven’s situation is solution-focused therapy. When using solution focused therapy‚ we would view Steven’s problem as him just having a lack of solutions. We‚ as the therapist would put as little personal issues and input as possible to focus on Steven and his struggles. A counselor views the client as the person who can fix the problem and they are only a catalyst to help them realize this. The problems always have a solution and without focusing on the

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    A Theory Critique of Boundaries in Marriage Liberty University Jennifer Miller Summary The book was about models of having healthy relationships. The biggest talked about in relationships was one marriage‚ and how to have a thriving marriage. Boundaries in relationships individuality‚ personal integrity and freedom are boundaries they talked about in the book. In relationships communication is one of the most important traits to have. The book also helps repair relationships

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    Theory Critique: Cloud and Townsend   Theory Critique: Cloud and Townsend Sam and Diane have been married for a few years now and‚ everything was so perfect in the beginning. There was nothing but plenty of love and romance. Even still‚ Sam had become more and more demanding of his wife until at a certain point he began demanding robotic perfection of his spouse. It took a few years‚ but Diane became more and more fed up. She became more and more hypersensitive and hyper-vigilant to anything

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    Book Review and Critique of “The Gift of Sex” Mona Trice CCOU 305-B02 Healthy Sexuality 10/4/2013 Professor Moroz Liberty University Online Abstract This paper shall be used as a response regarding sexual fulfillment within the confines of a biblically based marriage. It was based on information obtained from the book‚ “The Gift of Sex” by Clifford and Joyce Penner. The couple gave their opinion as well as discussed topics which were sexually explicit as it pertained to married couples

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    Group Counseling Article Review Article Summary With an increase in the number of teenage girls in this country at risk for delinquency on the rise‚ the authors of the exploratory study developed a group counseling intervention strategy that focused on holistic wellness. The Smith-Adcock‚ Webster‚ Leonard‚ and Walker (2008) defined holistic wellness by focusing on the the Wheel of Wellness model developed by Myers‚ Sweeney‚ and Witmer (p. 112). The model focuses on five main aspects of wellness:

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    Article Review and Critique Week One Assignment Strategic Management MIS 44285 Instructor: Dr. Alan Smith Date: February 7‚ 2013 Article Review and Critique: “Knowledge -Worker Productivity: The Biggest Challenge” By Michael E. Porter (1999) Synopsis This article first introduces there are not specific knowledge workers before. The workers are all thought as manual workers. Peter F. Drucker pointed out two different types of workers in all types of business environments: the

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