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    Acquiring patients can be a problem many psychologists face. According to a survey from the University of Phoenix, finances, doubts on effectiveness of counseling, comfort with counselor, lack of knowledge of where to get counseling, and social stigma are barriers to patients in need of counseling. Leslie Baker, a licensed marriage and family therapist and lead faculty member for University…

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    e. lithium). In a study done a John Hopkins Children’s Center (2015), lithium was proved to be safe and effective in children with mood swings for short-term use when treating patients with bipolar disorder. Benzodiazepines have shown minimal effectiveness with SMS patients. Dentistry care is frequently recommended due to oral problems such as mandibular protrusion and gingival…

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    Where ,When, and Who: Playground to pills… took place on 6:00 to 8:30 PM at the Oconomowoc Arts Center located at 641 East Forest Street, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. The seminar was sponsored by multiple partners, Rosecrance, Oconomowoc Parent Education Network(OPEN), OASD, Your Choice, and Rogers, just to name a few. Presenters included Dr. Thomas Wright, MD of Rosecrance Treatment Centers, Dr. Brian Fidlin, Psy. D., Alissa Darin, Kettle Moraine AODA Counselor, Deana Marincic, MSW, LCSW, Scott…

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    Introduction Complementary therapies also known by several other terms such as, holistic therapies, alternative medicine and traditional medicine is mainly used alongside conventional medical treatment . For instance, a patient is diagnosed with cancer, depending on the type of cancer, he/she may have to undergo surgery such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy. In addition, their doctor will suggest complementary therapy to them to boost their physical/emotional health or to relieve symptoms or side…

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    Laser Acupuncture In China

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    were not present at control points. (Li et al., 2012) Studies have also shown that acupuncture accompanied with electrical stimulation (electroacupuncture) at prescribed points may positively influence relief of pain, PTSD, addiction therapy, and rehabilitation from stroke. (Ulett, Han, & Han,…

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    The True Effectiveness of Administrative Segregation The use of segregation in prisons can be dated back for probably as long as locking someone up has been a form of punishment. Although in today’s society and more specifically in prison the “lock away and throw away the key method” has seemed to really get more out of control. When judging how effective this method really is there are several different factors to take into consideration, as well as several different opportunities to…

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    Functional Behavior Analysis

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    Introduction Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder or otherwise known as ADHD is a very common disorder among students in our school. According to the National Health Statistics Report, in the United States, 1 in 10 school aged children have a diagnosis of ADHD (Visser, Zablotsky, Holbrook, Danielson, & Bitsko, 2015 ). This disorder cannot be cured, but there are several in-terventions that can help with the daily symptoms one with ADHD has to deal with. While some treatment for ADHD…

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    intervention strategies include “working with local, regional, and national organizations to promote, develop, and implement needed changes in policy, planning, and programing on human rights issues, recognize and adapt existing services to maximize effectiveness, develop and involve appropriate and qualified leaders from the community to identify, plan, and implement needed services and advocacy efforts, develop self-capacities of those disadvantaged in their human rights form alliances with…

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    Cost of Prison (Jones, Miller-Mark, & Ahrens, 2005), it portrays the suffering of the offender and the community when reentering into society. If one engages in the act of theft, then it assumes that it was a survival instinct. This questions the effectiveness and proportionality in resulting in incarceration for theft and drug use rather than offering an alternative such as resources to assist the problem (e.g., financial concerns, educational programs) or reform institutional policies that…

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    Shift Turnover Case Study

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    was collected and compared with external data. The identified problem was then linked with an intervention, followed by search for evidence supporting the potential change process. The change process will then be implemented, evaluated for its effectiveness and if desired outcomes are established, actions will be taken to fully integrate face-to-face reporting in the…

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