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    Eating Disorders: Anorexia

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    Clinical reference systems (Vol. 2001‚ pp Geist‚ R.‚ Heinmaa‚ M.‚ Stephens‚ D.‚ Davis‚ R.‚ & Katzman‚ D. (2000). Comparison of family therapy and family group psychoeducation Hester‚ J. (2003). Never say die. British Medical Journal‚ 326‚ 719. Kaplan‚ A Pike‚ K. M.‚ Walsh‚ B. T.‚ Vitousek‚ K.‚ Wilson‚ G. T.‚ & Bauer‚ J. (2003). Cognitive behavior therapy in the posthospitalization treatment of anorexia Robin‚ A. L.‚ Siegel‚ P. T.‚ Moye‚ A. W.‚ Gilroy‚ M.‚ Dennis‚ A. B.‚ & Sikand‚ A.

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    Responsibility to Client Organization Responsibility to client National Organization of Human Services (NOHS) American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) When it comes to the marriage and family therapists they help with the families and individuals to the family needs. So they try to have respect for the families’ rights and to make sure that their services are used how it should be. National Association of Social Workers (NASW) They help people who is in need and try

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    What services are included in Family-Based? The Family-Based Program is a comprehensive service that can reduce or eliminate the need for additional outside services such as crisis intervention‚ individual/family therapy‚ or case management. Family-Based services are team delivered. The team provides a variety of treatment strategies including cognitive-behavior therapy‚ play therapy‚ recreational therapy‚ and family therapy. In addition to the services listed below‚ the treatment team can also

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    rebelling against her family. As for Karen Carpenter‚ Karen Carpenter was one of the first women to bring anorexia nervosa to light in the early 1960s. Karen Carpenter like Christina Ricci grew up in a home that was controlling and this drove Karen Carpenter into having an eating disorder and the cause of her death at an early age. The Biological‚ Psychological‚ and Social Factors Involved Karen Carpenter suffered from anorexia nervosa partially because of her family. Karen Carpenter’s mother

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    Nursing Leadership Skills

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    patients participate in individual‚ group‚ and family therapy. The patients may participate in different therapy activities as art‚ music‚ and recreational therapy. According to the Institute for Healthcare

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    Circumplex Model

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    Introduction Marriage and Family are very important aspects of the human experience. These two units play vital roles in who individuals are and who they may become. Many times issues or problems arise in the marriage and family structure thus‚ requiring therapy in order to make matters better. The Circumplex Model of Family and Marriage has been used and has been affective in the treatment process when helping dysfunctional families. The Circumplex Model of Marriage and Family Therapy developed by David

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    the United States. Technology has broadened the horizon of helping the emotional disturbed. In the past‚ people with mental illnesses were mistreated and frowned upon by society. Now‚ due to medication and therapy‚ the mentally ill can be productive citizens. Various methods of therapy have proven to prevent them from being institutionalized. Years of research and clinical studies enabled professionals to understand how mental illness affects adults and adolescents and how to treat this illness

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    Johns wife‚ Alicia that John must have insulin therapy several times a week in order to get well. Once John has returned home‚ he is seen taking two pink tablets several times a day. John appears to be keeping to himself while trying to

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    Exploring an Ethical Dilemma Introduction “Confidentiality is the foundation of safe therapy.” (Corey&Corey‚ p.208 from Grosso‚ 2002) As a counsellor I have an obligation to follow professional standards and apply appropriate behaviour defined by mental health associations. The purpose of this is to prevent harm to clients as well as to define my own professional values. Working in the helping profession I will come across situations where I need to make a decision on whether to

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    specific approach deal with therapy? Hoffman 1990 (as cited in Goldenberg & Goldenberg‚ 2004) explains that the first-order view of family therapy assumes that the therapist can influence his/her clients by using this or that technique. Whilst in second-order cybernetics the therapist forms part of the

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