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    Adolescent Depression: Why there are more female adolescents diagnosed with clinical depression? The Rev. Bruce E. Johnson Liberty University Online Author Notes Rev. Johnson is an institutional chaplain serving under the endorsement of The Vineyard USA. He received his Masters in Divinity degree from Asbury Theological Seminary in 2004. Rev. Johnson also has training in Rural Pastoral Care‚ Pastoral Crisis Intervention‚ and in Human Empowerment and Leadership Principles (H.E.L.P.). For

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    As I reflect on my rotation of Nursing Science II on a medical surgical floor at Thompson Hospital‚ I begin my rotation with a notion of I am not certain what to expect‚ but I am expecting to be dealing with many different illnesses and with some patients who have multiple co-morbid on top of the illness that brings them into the hospital. So‚ to reinforce my knowledge of surgical illness and my assessments‚ I am looking for similarities and differences that I have observed from our practices back

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    The Counseling Process The counseling process‚ as described in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Community and Agency Settings textbook‚ (Gladding‚ S. & Newsome‚ D.‚2018)‚ consists of three phases; these phases include initial‚ working‚ and closing. The initial phase is essentially an introduction process towards the helping progression for the counselor as well as the client. This is the time an interview is conducted to collect information about the client’s health‚ family‚ and background

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    or stage in training.   * The topic or subject‚ the type of expected learning (knowledge‚ skills‚ behaviours). * Teaching and learning methods‚ length of time available‚ location of teaching session‚ access to patients‚ internet resources‚ clinical skills models‚ etc. * Informal and formal assessments‚ questioning techniques‚ feedback from learners. C.The Teaching Education Curriculum D.2002 Basic Education Curriculum The implementation of the 2002 Basic Education Curriculum was announced

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    Is the setting of a story important? In all stories a good setting is an important thing to have. The setting of a story can have a huge impact on the story. A good setting can make or break most stories as it is sometimes a key story telling point. Take the story “Cathedral” for example it take place in a home in New York City during the 80’s. These details help shape the story and provide the reader with a good idea of what everything may look like. “Cathedral’s setting also gives the reader

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    S.M.A.R.T. Goals                                                                  Specific                                                                  Measurable                                                                  Attainable                                                                  Realistic                                                                  Timely Specific - A specific goal has a much greater chance of being accomplished than a general goal. To set a specific

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    many decisions. The best place to start is with a goal or an objective. It may be helpful to ask ”What do I want to do?” and “Where do I want to be?” What is a Career Objective? Your career objective is a personal statement defining the specifics you wish to attain through work. 1. It’s personal: Others may share similar goals‚ but your objective should state your goals in terms that you are comfortable with. 2. It’s a commitment: Stating a goal identifies who you are and what you want to achieve

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    Kati Melo January 24‚ 2013 Goal Statement I felt my scores were mostly accurate in rating how I feel about communicating because I am not a real shy in communicating with others‚ so I could get up and talk‚ if I am prepared. Three specific public speaking goals I want to achieve during the term are; listening speaking and confidence. The goals may prove rewarding for me both professionally and personally because no matter what you do professionally you will always have to listen to somebody

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    some of the many aspects of ethics encountered in the mental health field. A mental health professional was selected to interview and provided information to this student on this topic. The areas of ethics discussed during this interview included clinical ethics in the daily life of a working therapist‚ boundaries‚ therapeutic relationship‚ safety concerns‚ mandated reporting‚ informed consent‚ confidentiality and therapist self-care. This paper will describe and summarize the interview‚ including

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    How can setting be essential to the deeper development of a poem such as Kelly Cherry’s “Alzheimer’s”? Kelly Cherry uses the setting of her story to greatly contrast the mind of the main character. Alzheimer’s has given this man a twisted view of his surroundings which allows the reader to see the great difference between reality and perception. The setting of this story allows the reader to see what Alzheimer’s disease has done to this man‚ how the setting affects his mind‚ and what it has brought

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