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    Psychologists who participate in marriage/family therapy have to ensure they are doing things ethically and ensuring they are doing the best for each of their clients. Psychologists who live and work in rural communities must make sure they are being as careful as marriage/family therapy psychologists‚ but can run into other issues such as confidentiality and competence. Both kinds of therapy have their own sets of issues as well. When providing counseling in a rural/community setting there are

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    In January 2014‚ the Child and Family Agency‚ (Tusla)‚ became the dedicated state entity in Ireland to deliver services to children and families‚ with legal responsibility towards safeguarding the welfare and protection of children at risk of abuse. Operating under the Child Care Act (1991)‚ and the progressive Child and Family Agency Act (2013)‚ the Child and Family Agency (CFA)‚ has a central role in supporting communities to keep children safe‚ and provide care for children in circumstances

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    Ethical Vignette Paper 1 Tanya Pamplin COUN 501 2/3/2015 Liberty University Dr. Alyson Pompeo-Fargnoli Ethical Vignette Paper 1 SUMMARY: The vignette video covered ethical issues such as; duty to report‚ duty to warn‚ confidentiality and privileged information. The first case scenario was about a foster child by the name of Dominic who was taken to the emergency room by his foster parent. Dominic was unconscious when he arrived at the hospital and he had a bruise under his eye and several

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    N and her family were categorised as family support and I acted in a supportive capacity role while assessing the needs and risks. I adopted a person centred approach derived from Rodgers (1959) as agreed in supervision. This is in keeping with relationship based social work highlighted by Jowett and Spray (2012) and involved working in partnership alongside N by asking what support she needed (Tosone‚ 2013). Perry et al (2010) agree it can enable service users to communicate what is important to

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    life of a sibling.  The Whitaker family publicly announced that they were conceiving another child for the sole purpose of saving their preexisting son‚ Charlie.  The Whitaker family selected a specific embryo so that they knew that once the baby was born he would be a definite match for tissue donation.  The family has received support from the public‚ but there has also been many cases of opposition.       Kantian ethics can be used both to support and oppose this case.  One of the main parts of Kant’s

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    Case Study In the TV series ‘Modern Family’ (season 2 episode 22) Gloria convinces Jay to listen to the business proposal of Grigaro. Unfortunately Jay is not convinced the proposal would succeed. However‚ what if it would succeed? Assume Grigaro is our client seeking legal advice as to how to protect his intellectual property. Watch the relevant part of the episode and choose 2 areas of intellectual property to research. After you have completed your research prepare a legal memorandum to your

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    Marriage and Family Homework Assignment #1 Dashia Mack DeVry University Chapter 1 Question #3 What important changes in family patterns do you see today? Do you see positive changes‚ negative changes‚ or both? What do they mean for families‚ in your opinion?   A: In today’s era family is become more of an anomaly. When I think back to the days of me being a child there a certain dynamics that I wish I could witness today in my children. For instance each day when I came from school it

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    communities the agency serves? Of these stakeholders‚ which social identities are well-represented and have the most privileges at the agency? Which do not? (Think in terms of decision making power‚ impact on agency culture‚ programs‚ and policies). LDS Family Services’s stakeholders consist of primarily White individuals. The office in West Valley‚ as well as most offices‚ have two managers over

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    “symptoms that last indefinitely and are attributed to a case that may or may not be able to identified”. With this said‚ people who suffer from a chronic illness go for long periods of time in pain with possibly no answer. Chronic illness has the ability to alter an individuals everyday life with consequnces that can be considered severe. It is also recognized that many of the health impacts clients living with chronic illness face‚ extend to ones family. Whether it be financial burdens‚ caretaker burn

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    Jason Crenshaw 09-09-2013 Marriage and Family Development Outline Chapters 6 & 7 Chapter 6: Romance‚ Love and Loving Relationships. Loving and Liking Love as both as emotion and a behavior 1. Self-Love 2. Friendship Love and Friendship 1. Enjoyment 2. Acceptance 3. Trust 4. Respect 5. Mutual support 6. Confiding 7. Understanding 8. Honesty What is Love? Love is an elusive concept. Characteristics of Love 1. Love is Multifaceted 2. Love is based on respect 3. Love is often demanding Caring‚ Intimacy

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