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    where an action was judged to be morally wrong and decided so in a court of law. This essay will discuss what prohibition is‚ history of the laws that are/were related to alcohol‚ and the impact of alcohol on society‚ and how it has affected the counseling profession. On January 16‚ 1920‚ the eighteenth amendment to the United States constitution entered into law. This amendment allowed the federal government to regulate liquor‚ which had been controlled on mostly

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    Name Mental health I had been having periods of anxiety for over eight months which were characterized by sleepless nights and difficulties in concentration. Before then‚ I had been taking care of my father after my mother became ill and passed away two years ago. She had looked after my father and me in a loving manner and always took good care of us. I am a single women aged 26 years. I recently resigned from work in order to be present with my father as I take care of him. The problem got worse

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    her position within the family.  However‚ with the help of family counseling‚ she is learning ways to cope and deal with them head on. Cynthia is the mother of Maria‚ Rosa‚ and Isabella‚ the ex-wife of Jose and ex-daughter-in-law of Wanda. Cynthia was born and raised in the United States of America. She  identifies as a single‚ head of the household‚ female. Her race is White‚ ethnicity is Italian and religion is Catholic. Cynthia and her daughters live in a predominantly White neighborhood‚ and

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    Mental health disorders are serious illnesses that affect many people every day. The number of people being affected by these illnesses is increasing every year with no signs of letting up‚ causing psychologists to be concerned. One group of people that is extremely affected by this are college students. As college students make a huge transition in their lives they begin to cross obstacles. One of these obstacles being mental health issues. The book College Student Mental Health Counseling: A Developmental

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    A picture‚ they say‚ is worth a thousand words. This is especially true in the treatment of mental health patients. For patients unable to adequately express their feelings verbally‚ the best approach is to allow them to speak through their art. This is especially true of children who often have problems talking about their painful experiences. Art therapy is a form of psychotherapy. Through the use of artistic expressions and other diagnostic procedures‚ doctors will be able to more accurately

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    In the beginning of this course‚ I never really thought about the theories of counseling in-depth. There were a couple of theories that I was familiar with‚ however‚ I never spent a lot of time with any of them. I am glad we learned about a lot of theoretical orientations and why they are all important. I was able to gain insight in each theory and what they specifically entail and what theory applies to what and how they can relate. I found it interesting that we were able to identify which theoretical

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    There are several reasons in my personal and professional life that led to the decision to pursue a graduate degree in mental health. As an educator‚ I work with students every day who struggle with mood and behavior disorders. The most rewarding moments of my career are the days when I can help a student overcome a mental hurdle that changes their perspective on how they view their own well-being. The more I work with these students‚ the realization has become clear that a broader skill-set and

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    continuing development of four key facets of performance‚ namely physical‚ technical‚ tactical‚ and mental skills. However‚ when physical‚ technical‚ and tactical skills are evenly matched‚ which commonly occurs in competition especially at the highest level ‚ performers who possess more of what is commonly referred to as ‘‘mental toughness’’ appear to prevail more often than those with less mental toughness (Gucciardi‚ Gordon‚ & Dimmock‚ 2008). Psychological attributes such as self-confidence

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    post-war development in mental health a good or bad thing? The neurotic trauma and psychiatric casualties of the First and Second World War prompted the beginning of the Psychiatric Revolution. From a ‘pseudo-science’ to legitimised medical discipline‚ the Wars brought psychiatry to the forefront of public and government attention . While the First World War laid the foundations of medical innovations‚ the Second World War was the catalyst for the resurgence of mental health research and treatment

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