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    7/8/13 Outlook Print Message Re: Groups for IGD​ From: Class Rep (sechcr@gmail.com) You moved this message to its current location. Sent: 08 July 2013 20:09PM To: Abhinav Narayan (abhi15990@gmail.com); Abhishek Jay Kumar (abhijaykumar@hotmail.com); abhishek jha (abhishek.jha560@gmail.com); Adip Daniel (Adip.Daniel@gmail.com); Aditi Phadke (aditivphadke@gmail.com); agamagarwal1992@gmail.com; ajitha kondabala (ajitha.kondabala@gmail.com); akanksha.takyar@gmail.com; akash gupta (akash824@gmail

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    Therapy Dogs

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    even your life at times depend on your body and mind to heal‚ positivity is the best drug prescribed. How can you stay positive when life gives you so much pain? Well‚ sometimes you need help and a therapy dog may just do the trick. According to Dr. Barker (no pun intended) and Dr. Dawson‚ a therapy dog is a trained animal assisted therapist. The owner or handler of the dog is educated with proper ways to help the patient‚ and the dog follows the handlers command‚ adding a few extra tail wags for

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    Working With Films

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    >>>>> Working with Films >>>>> Selected Terms for Film Analysis E / Lo Glossary – Selected Terms for Film Analysis General film terms backlighting filming a person or event against a background of light‚ especially the sun‚ which produces an idealized or romantic effect words that are shown on a cinema screen to caption establish the scene of a story composition the arrangement of people or things in a film scene credits the list of people who were involved in the making of a film director

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    Embracing the Process: Understanding the Stages of Change Model and Resulting Clinical Applications that Aim to Intrinsically Motivate Change in the Substance User Embracing the Process: Understanding the Stages of Change Model and Resulting Clinical Applications that Aim to Intrinsically Motivate Change in the Substance User With a career in the drug and alcohol recovery profession‚ it is a realistic probability that a counselor will have a particularly diversified clientele population

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    Changes in the brain structure and function occur during childhood and adolescence (Henderson & Thompson‚ 2010). Since their brain is still developing they have not learned their way of handling certain emotions as mentioned in Jean Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development. Counselors have to work in a different way when dealing with the thinking processes of adults versus children. Dependency changes to an independent frame of mind as a person gets older. Kids depend on their parents for

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    Animal Therapy

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    Animals are such agreeable friends. They ask no questions and they pass no criticism.” So it is no surprise that scholars have long been intrigued by the possibility that animals possess largely untapped therapeutic powers. Most Americans are animal lovers; about 63 percent of U.S. households contain one or more pets‚ according to the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association. Several‚ but not all‚ studies suggest that those of us who own pets tend to be somewhat happier than those of us

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    Color Therapy

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    [pic] Color Therapy was first discovered thousands of years ago in the ancient cultures of China‚ Egypt‚ and India. Each color gives off a different wavelength and energy. The main colors involved in color therapy include; red‚ orange‚ yellow‚ green‚ blue‚ indigo‚ and violet. Each of these colors relates to one of the seven main chakras‚ which are just energy centers in the body. If you balance these seven chakras then you are in good health and wellbeing. These colors also affect your mood

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    Working with Parents

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    Working with parents does not have to be contentious‚ communication is the key. Communication is critical for building a strong and excellent working relationship between parents and the school. As a teacher I begin the school year by sending out a questionnaire about each child that I ask the parents to fill out so that I may get to know the child better. Along with contact information some questions asked are: “What are your child’s interests? What would you like me to know about your child? What

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    Depression Therapy

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    an important element of treatment. In addition to tacking symptoms‚ relationships must be analyzed‚ biological factors considered‚ actives the person engages in looked at‚ and economic influences (Kashdan‚ McKnight‚ 2009). Different types of talk therapy can be valuable when treating depression. It is vital for at least one medical profession to be involved in the treatment of major depression. Life style modifications are of equal importance. This can include proper nutrition‚ adequate exercise

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    resulting in acquiring aphasia. Constraint induced aphasia therapy (CIAT) was introduced by Pulvermuller‚ Neininger‚ Elbert‚ Mohr‚ Rockstroh‚ Koebbel‚ and Taub in 2001. It is a therapeutic technique that allows one to achieve their individualized vocational communication needs. CIAT requires patients to use spoken language‚ instead of other forms of nonverbal communication that they naturally want to use. Unlike many other forms of therapy‚ CIAT helps one to expand their expressive output abilities

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