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    The Case Manager Role

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    ability of the school professionals to provide adequate services to these students depends on having training and knowledge on brain injury and its effects on children, in addition to the information provided from the medical rehabilitation setting. Advocacy for these children will support the need for training professionals, as well as the need to maintain communication among the team. To achieve these three goals, a case managing company must be involved to assign a case manager to every…

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    have donated more than $600,000, totaling over 1.4 million in the last 4 years given to animal advocacy causes” (Fletcher, 2017). Lastly, Dr. Bronner support youth and community services. In honor the past president of the company, they give back and fund charities in low socioeconomic communities in San Diego. They support Turning green which is a global student-led movement devoted to education and advocacy around environmentally sustainable and socially responsible choices for…

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    fluctuations. They serve two year terms, and are up for election every two years (Stevens, 2015 ). Appendix A contains Federal, State, and the author’s County District’s elected legislative officials with their contact information, as a future reference for advocacy…

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    motivator to finish high school. After a year of soul searching and working, I decided to go to an adult high school to obtain my High School Diploma. The alternative school provided me with testing accommodations and taught me the importance of self-advocacy as a learner. During my time at the alternative school, I was hit with the realization that I had a low reading level. My reading level was contributing to my test taking anxiety mainly because read at a slow rate, which inhibited my…

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    Ethical Dilemmas Advocacy campaign for substance abuse will bring out ethical dilemmas which may hamper or halt the process. Strategies to implement SBIRT among school-going adolescents will show moral judgment and violation of autonomy. This campaign may also be viewed as a violation of privacy by adolescents as it screens for personal habits. Parents will look at SBIRT as persuasion or coercion as schools recommend it. Both parents and the adolescents will fail to understand the bigger picture…

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    Burn Injuries

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    “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the water to create many ripples” (Mother Teresa). Mother Teresa was a genuinely wise woman, this statement shows that. She believed that even though an individual cannot change the world alone, each person can do a minuscule act to start the wave. This statement is one of my life mottos. There are several issues in today's world that I would like to be a leader of change for: violence, self harm and suicide, bullying; just to…

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    School Counseling Programs: In the area of School Counseling Programs, the weakness that I have personally experience are regarding I-B-1d that describes a counselor who knows how to identify and describe the qualities of an effective school counseling program. I have not personally been a counselor in the school setting nor do I have a lot of involvement with the success of a school counseling program. I believe that if I was to implement this program at the school that I will be working at, I…

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    his experiences with Parkinson's disease and his diagnosis and treatment throughout his career. He has disclosed using medication and undergoing deep brain stimulation surgery to manage his symptoms. Fox has continued to be active in his career and advocacy work despite the difficulties he faces as a result of the disease. Fox Foundation, n.d.). Impact on Society Parkinson's disease has gained more attention due to Michael J. Fox's public struggle with the disease and the need for funds for…

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    The second reference that will be summarized for this assignment is Peer Support: What Makes It Unique? Written by Shery Mead MSW and Cheryl MacNeil Ph.D. In this article, they describe peer support as a group of people who have like experiences that provide support to each other. These peer support programs can better relate to people with mental health issues and can offer the individual compassion and validation for their feelings. (Mead andMacNeil,2006) The peer in these groups, can share…

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    Family Law

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    About Page for thefamlaw.com The whole idea of dealing with a crisis of legal nature in the family can be so unnerving and difficult to you and other family members. Fam Law is a site dedicated to providing legal information on family law. The firm is committed to providing crucial assistance on matter touching on family law because we understand that family matters must be handled with utmost confidentiality, sensitivity and exception representation. In general terms, family law or matrimony…

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