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    facility is appropriate for mentally stabilized adults‚ over the age of 18‚ who are motivated to develop and maintain a continuing recovery program. Challenges is also the first treatment facility nationally certified as a Gorski Center of Excellence for Relapse Prevention. Terence T. Gorski is a pioneer in the development of Relapse Prevention Therapy who has achieved international acclaim for his work. He is considered a leader and authority in the behavioral health and social services

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    1. Courageous Conversations Protocol (Conflict) Glenn E. Singleton’s framework is used to facilitate and navigate conversations emanating from conflict between cultural groups. 2. Equity Literacy (Poverty) Paul C. Gorski describes abilities and principles that aide in managing and understanding inequity as a product of poverty. 3. Multicultural Education (Curriculum) James A. Banks delivered this model as a tool to implement diversity into classroom curricula

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    I first came to SA on November 27‚ 1992‚ and I’ve been sober ever since. When someone asks me what I’ve done to stay sober‚ my answer is always the same: "I don’t know. I did not do it; I have a Higher Power Jewish Manwho shows me that He can do it." I thank God every day for my sobriety—but I’m in a very hard place today. My wife passed away six months ago‚ on June 28‚ 2011‚ after she had struggled with cancer for 17 months. For 17 months‚ we went through cycles of promises of hope for her recovery

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    Poverty in The House on Mango Street and America Gasping for air‚ Rose from Titanic clutches the post for support as her mother‚ Ruth‚ forcibly yanks the tight laces on her corset closer. Whipping Rose around‚ Ruth glares straight into Rose’s eyes and admonishes‚” This is not a game! Our situation is precarious. You know that the money is gone!” Rose snaps‚ “Of course I know it’s gone. You remind me every day!” Bitterly‚ Ruth whispers‚ “Your father let us nothing but a legacy of bad debt hidden by

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    begins when an individual becomes unable to cope with life in sobriety and can no longer avoid using alcohol or other drugs. This process is often preceded by warning signs that start well before the person actually drinks alcohol or uses drugs. Gorski and Miller (1982) identified that there are 11 warning signs that lead to relapse‚ such as: the return of denial‚ defensiveness‚ irritability or restlessness‚ anxiety or depression. These emotions can lead to behaviors such as seeking out people

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    Air resistance is an opposing force often known as drag force. Air resistance acts in the opposite direction to snow skier’s velocity and can either harm or enhance performance of the athlete. The flow of air around an object causes the unavoidable effect of drag and is influenced by the size‚ shape‚ surface‚ and overall speed of an object (John Polson‚ 2013). Air resistance is present in snow skiers and can inhibit their performance in a race greatly if the proper precautions and positions are

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    underpin your statements with relevant theories‚ word-count: 750-1000 Introduction “Ground rules” or “community norms” should provide the community within a workshop or class a framework to ensure open‚ respectful dialogue and maximum participation. (Gorski P 15-10-13). In order to provide a healthy environment‚ it is essential to establish the boundaries of acceptable behaviour with the students. Ground rules can be established by the teacher‚ by the students‚ or by both. It is beneficial however if

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    addictions and inspire them to remain sober. Robert Holbrook Smith was a doctor who struggled with an alcohol problem since his teens. He tried unsuccessfully for many years to overcome his addiction. His alcoholism had impacted his personal life and profession in a negative manner. He could not function properly without alcohol. In quest of finding help‚ he found in Bill Wilson. Bill Wilson was a part of the Akron Oxford Group that Smith joined in efforts to sober up. Bill Wilson saw how detrimental

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    and be the designated driver. For one‚ it is fun to be the voice of reason and the morning-after- story-teller. Also‚ it keeps the driver and driver’s friends out of trouble‚ and choosing to stay sober and drive keeps everyone safe. One of the reasons to be the designated driver is it can be fun to be sober around the drunk friends. Yes‚ it may sound like a very obnoxious evening‚ but being the only one able to recall everything from the night before can be hilarious. Recounting stories of “the night

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    that health outcomes of men are generally poorer than that of women‚ which is especially the case in industrialised countries (Smith‚ Mayer and Wittert‚ 2006). The reason being that men do not access health care services as frequently as women do (Gorski and McKelley‚ 2010)‚ and the instances whereby they do seek health care services‚ it is when an illness has become very severe‚ or the associated pain of an illness has become unbearable‚ preventing them from performing their activities of daily living

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