Activity 2.2 Case Study (Yeates v Line [2012] EWHC 3085 (Ch)) This case study involves a boundary dispute relating to a triangular piece of land measuring approximately 34 meters by 24 meters at its widest point. The parties involved (Mr and Mrs Yeates & Ms Line and Mr Field) met on site over the Easter 2011 weekend‚ without legal representation‚ and walked the land to agree the position of a boundary fence. The High Court decided that the parties’ agreement had settled who owned the land on
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Dual Relationships and Boundaries University of Phoenix Professor Rawls PSYCH 545 September 2012 Abstract The purpose of this paper is to examine dual relationships and boundaries. Scenarios are presented in class‚ these scenarios deal with different types of dual relationships. The objective for this assignment was selecting one for examination. After a scenario is selected the concept of the dual relationship is evaluated. In this evaluation the concept of dual relationships
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Constructive boundaries occur when two plates move apart which causes new oceanic crust to be formed and mid-ocean ridges are created by the build-up of molten rock on the seafloor due to the mantle building up. This new crust pushes the old crust aside and forcing the plates apart at a very slow rate. Basaltic lava rises which means new crust is being added continuously. Rift valleys are formed at constructive boundaries‚ where convection current causes the crust to be pulled apart causing fractures
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When might it be necessary to use a challenge or confrontation with a client? Give a concrete example. Or‚ if you believe challenging is not appropriate‚ make a case for your position. Many times during the course of therapy a client will come to a point where they refuse to take responsibility or see their unused resources (Egan‚ 2014). In these instances it can be of benefit to challenge the client. In a fictional case study‚ a middle age woman‚ is having trouble finding a relationship after
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CHCAD401D - ADVOCATE FOR CLIENTS Answers SECTION 1: ASSIST CLIENTS TO IDENTIFY THEIR RIGHTS AND REPRESENT THEIR OWN NEEDS Activity 1 03/08/2014 11:43AM 1 Identify 10 rights that you might help a client to identify. 1.To be treated with respect and dignity. 2.To privacy and confidentiality. 3. To involve an advocate of their choice. 4. To information that is accessible‚ accurate‚ timely & understandable. 5. To be consulted about needs and preferences‚ and be involved in decision-making
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Skills & Characteristics of Mental Health Human Service Workers Skills & Characteristics of Mental Health Human Service Workers Human Service Workers are made up of a group of people that choice to help those in need. Those service workers that decide to work with the mentally disabled are very special people. The workers are trained to assist with the emotional issues that usually bring the client to the point they are at. There are also other causes that can be a
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Causes and Prevention of Burnout in Human Services Causes and Prevention of Burnout in Human Services Staff Burnout is a bad situation to have to face‚ the best thing for this type of situation is to pay attention and to know the signs. The definition of burnout is a state of believing he or she is overwhelmed coming from prolongs high stress. The discussion of burnout has regard to individual‚ cultural‚ organization‚ supervisor‚ and social support factors that cause burnout. In the discussion
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Collaboration in Human Services What is Collaboration? Collaboration is the action of working with someone to produce or create something Collaboration involves working and communicating together to accomplish a common goal. “Unity is strength…when there is teamwork and collaboration‚ wonderful things can be achieved.” – Mattie Stepanek The Role of Collaboration in Human Services Human Services professionals work together to promote the social and economic well being of their clients and the
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message and gives a feedback to the sender. The sender’s feedback determines how the receiver understood the message. This is how good communication starts in the health care field. Good medical care depends on good communication between health care providers and patients. Without proper communication mistakes can lead to improper diagnosis or improper medical treatment. Effective communication requires the ability to understand and be understood. A part of communication in the health industry is listening
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right642593Healthcare Provider Consolidation and its effect on the Pharmaceutical IndustryThe driving forces behind the change and how Pharma can respond450000Healthcare Provider Consolidation and its effect on the Pharmaceutical IndustryThe driving forces behind the change and how Pharma can respond4000310515center5/1/2014 33000950005/1/2014 420003263900880008851265T. Daniel MooreRutgers business school450000T. Daniel MooreRutgers business school 1282890162048 Introduction Why Provider Consolidation
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