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    IDD individuals: Understanding Why IDD Individuals: Understanding why Sarah McManaway University of Phoenix- Hum 111 March 2‚ 2013 Tamara Lindner First of all‚ we are both here because we care about a very special community of people. No matter what‚ this company is about its consumers and their ultimate comfort and happiness. There is a certain way we conduct ourselves here and there are many rules and regulations that must be followed in the process. I appreciate everything that you‚

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    Equine-assisted therapy encompasses a range of treatments that involve activities with horses and other equines to promote human physical and mental health. A lack of high-quality studies‚ particularly assessing the efficacy of EAT for mental health treatment‚ has raised concerns that these therapies should not replace or divert resources from other evidence-based therapies. Terminology within the field is not standardized‚ and the lack of clear definitions and common terminology presents problems

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    Corruption of the Individual Individuality is one of the most important traits a person can possess. It enables people to have their own opinions and believe in themselves and their core tenets no matter what other people say‚ which then allows them to stand apart from others and create an efficient society. However‚ when under the watchful eyes of their peers and the majority‚ people feel pressured to conform to everyone else’s beliefs‚ and‚ in doing so‚ lose their individuality. This process

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    Within Chapter 11 of On Being a Therapist‚ Kottler (2010) reviews he various alternative methods or therapies therapists utilize to help them avoid burnout and remain emotional healthy‚ while working in this field. Despite therapists primary goals of helping others learn healthy ways to change maladaptive behaviors‚ the majority of therapists are unfortunately not open to changing their own maladaptive behaviors. I think this stems from the fact that therapists get so comfortable with teaching

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    The first long-term goal that will be addressed in Mr. Schmidt’s therapy is: Mr. Schmidt will increase expressive language skills in order to functionally communicate in a conversation for 5 minutes‚ given minimal cues. This goal was chosen because Mr. Schmidt displays non-fluent aphasia and it was stated in the discharge that he has moderate expressive language deficits. To accomplish this goal‚ I will use the therapy technique called‚ Treatment of Underlying Forms (TUF). This technique focuses

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    Reality therapy was developed by Dr.William Glasser in 1965 (GoodTherapy.org). The therapy focuses personal responsibility for our choices and the resulting outcomes (study.com). The client will be directed to choose a behavior forcing them to reject the concept of unconscious forces causing a problem. Reality Therapy uses Choice theory to portray the goals of what is. The therapy is for issues happening now and not circumstances in the past. The therapeutic process is used to focus on things that

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    Therapeutic Psychology PYC 4809 Assignment 2 208315 Section A Question 1: Reality Therapy. Introduction. William Glasser(1925) has developed this approach as he believed that looking into your past and dwelling on the past is not beneficial for the therapeutic environment. He believed that one should look at the present reality in order to achieve happiness or be content in life. He was also convinced that one should take responsibility for one’s actions

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    Move and position individuals in accordance with their plan of care Outcome1 1. Outline the anatomy and physiology of the human body in relation to the importance of correct moving and positioning individuals: Our bodies have many muscles and bones‚ these working together help the human body move. Certain muscles with certain bones will work together to move the part of the body. When a muscle contracts it will pull the bones at the joint in the correct direction that it is designed to move

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    Group Communication Vs Individual Communication Since we have done so many posts on communication‚ one question that is always asked is what is the difference in communication dynamics in groups vs individuals. Individual communication requires the ability to collect and apply techniques and methods to convey meaning to others by practicing listening skills‚ vocalizing‚ evaluating‚ and appropriate feedback to the speaker. These are great skills to hone and develop if you are working in sales

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    Expressive Art therapy. This is a form of therapy that uses the creative arts. Unlike art expression‚ the creation process of the art is emphasized not the final result. This method is used to help people cope with all types of emotional problems‚ including depression. (Grumman & Krucik‚ 2013) Expressive Art therapy is unique because it’s not strictly a verbal therapy‚ it also uses self-expression‚ active participation‚ imagination‚ and mind-body connections. (Malchiodi‚ 2005) All therapies encourage

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