Internet is based on a client-server model‚ where every day‚ millions and millions of computers are accessing thousands and thousands of servers. Many of the things we use our computers for today make use of this model‚ from web browsing to electronic mail. Over the years‚ competing models of networking emerged to compete with the client-server model. The peer-to-peer model has been a prominent competitor with vast differences. Mainframe architecture‚ from which the client-server evolved‚ still has
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Client is 16 years old‚ female Mexican American who is straight sexually active‚ and lives with her boyfriend’s family house at sharing the same room. Client is currently a student at Village Academy- Pomona High School in grade 11 Client was referred by DCFS social worker after presenting with the following symptoms: withdrawn‚ sad affect‚ anxiety related to family history/separation/conflict‚ difficulties with accommodation adjustment‚ and feeling of loss due to losing her fetus. Client becomes
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be important to this client? The fact that he is Native American and what the role of a male in his culture might be. What family issues need to be addressed? Since Patwin has no immediate family I would assume that he has grown close to his youth group and look at them as being a second family. What stereotypes might apply to this client? Some people may assume that he has a drinking problem and won’t be able to hold a steady job. What biases‚ if any‚ might this client hold towards other populations
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THE STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA 84th Annual Meeting Program 138 Dealing with Difficult Clients and Opposing Counsel: Successful Strategies and Tactics Saturday‚ September 17‚ 2011 4:15 p.m.-5:15 p.m. Sponsored by the Solo and Small Firm Section The State Bar of California and the Office of Section Education and Meeting Services are approved State Bar of California MCLE providers. Points of view or opinions expressed in these pages are those of the speaker(s) and/or author(s). They have
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Today I will be discussing Attorney-Client Privilege so that we can have a better understanding of what that legal term means. The Attorney-Client Privilege is a law that protects between attorneys and their clients and keeps them confidential (General Counsel‚ 2004). This privilege encourages openness and honesty between attorneys and their clients because attorneys cannot reveal Attorney/Client communications. This privilege becomes especially important in the litigation context because privilege
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Evaluation: An evaluation component of your care for this client that addresses the following topics: a. Discuss interventions used with your client--what worked? What didn’t? Describe any stumbling blocks which threatened the relationship or slowed progress; if you could go back and do things differently‚ what would you change? During the orientation phase of my interaction with the client‚ I requested the client to write down three (3) things that he could give to himself as gifts (realistic
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Client Needs and Services Paper Jenna Hall BSHS/305 June 8‚ 2014 Instructor: Lonnie McCullough‚ LCSW Introduction I have been asked to explain how human service delivery settings are influenced by evolving client needs and how client services are changing due to trends in technology. In earlier days institutions were located in rural and remote places so that society members did not have to be reminded that people had disabilities. (Woodside‚ 2011). In the past‚ a lot of people
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the skills and practises used by a professional counsellor differ from those used in other helping relationships. In addition we would like you to evaluate your own qualities and skills and identify what you think it is necessary to do to progress in the profession.” Part 1 Counselling can be defined as a form of helping people that is primarily focused on helping someone‚ however there are many definitions of counselling‚ each with a different role‚ process and theory. Counselling can be
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Perspectives of Engagement with Clients One thing that makes social work stand out from other professions is the relationship that a social worker builds with their client. It is an important factor but can also be very challenging at times. There are several stages to the social work treatment process. Those stages include; engagement‚ assessment‚ intervention‚ and termination (USC VAC‚ 2013). It is vital that a social worker begin to develop a relationship with their client during their first session
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Confidential Client Relationships Greenville Technical College Confidential Client Relationships Client confidentiality in the field of human services is a matter of ethics‚ legal obligations‚ and a right to privacy; therefore‚ a human service professional must provide a helping relationship that is conducive to providing client confidentiality. In respect to the matter of confidentiality‚ a human service professional must understand‚ acknowledge‚ and adhere to the privacy of his or her clients; consequently
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