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    Art Therapy Intervention

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    Intervention Strategies The goal of art therapy is to improve or maintain mental health and emotional well-being (Farokhi, 2011). There are many variations of art therapy. Art therapy typically utilizes drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, collage and other forms of visual art expression. Art therapists are trained to recognize the nonverbal symbols and metaphors that are communicated. Art therapy allows clients to express their thoughts and feelings that may be too painful to put into words through creative process. Art therapy helps clients discover what underlying thoughts and feelings are being communicated in the artwork and what it means to them. The hope is clients will not only gain insight and judgment, but perhaps develop a better understanding of themselves and the way they relate to the people around them. Art therapy has been identified as evidence based practice in treating many symptoms. In particular, art therapy has been identified as an evidence based practice when treating children and youth that have experienced trauma. The research states that the most researched and evidence based…

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    12 Am John Doe Analysis

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    in complicated situations brings about more benefits than drawbacks. If Doe never intervened the baby’s potential would have been put to waste and his / her life would have been perished. Ultimately it can be declared that bystanders all have a responsibility to intervene at times of conflict because the drawbacks of intervention are indeed miniscule. “by·stand·er ,ˈbī-ˌstan-dər” Bystanders, people who spectate from a distance but do not take part of any of the events. Bystanders, not only…

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    Conflict Intervention

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    nature, including religious tensions, non-violent political movements(e.g. imposition of a strong ideology: the war against communism in general for example, although it did contain elements of violence in certain regimes) as well as referendums. In light of the formal definition of a conflict, which is “a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one,” perhaps it would be more suitable to understand the term as any prolonged significant dispute over major political, religious,…

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    Brief Summary of study In this article, the authors conducted an experimental study to examine the effect of three different interventions on reducing the domestic assault. The three interventions were arrest, ordering the offender to leave the house, and providing advice. These three interventions were given randomly to 33 officers (some of them did not continue the study which made the researchers to gather more officers) who attended workshops to be prepared to this study. After the…

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    accurately identify the signals means failure of any intervention. Secondly, the worker should not get impatient if one intervention doesn’t work; be always patience. He has to remain calm and listen actively because overreacting just leads to further problems. We have to give full attention to the client. Try to remain/reduce all the distractions because they only increase the client’s frustration level. (Saskatchewan Polytechnic, p. 35, 36). We also have to take care of individual…

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    Delirium Prevention

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    The search terms were: “delirium”, “ICU”, “bundle” and “prevention”. Also the references from retrieved articles were included in search. The inclusion criteria were: a) publication year 2012 to 2017, b) English language, c) geography limited to continental Europe, US and Canada, d) ICU settings. Qualitative studies and literature reviews were excluded. In total, ten articles met criteria, and five articles were selected. There are several different frameworks and ICU care bundles used to…

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    However, these studies primarily focus on the intervention working to improve reading fluency over a short period of time. Few studies have been conducted to determine the long-term effects of these interventions or the efficiency of using these interventions in a severely time constrained classroom setting. Can students and parents continue these interventions at home to further push these children to maximum improvements in reading? It is difficult to study the latter question because of the…

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    As proper intervention means staying in a lower phase and not progressing to a higher degree, should I properly address phase one I would not continue into the other phases. Considering phase one first, I would clearly address my stressor. I would not take out my jealousy and envy towards my friends, I would understand that my envy is only because of my college situation. I would realize I was irritable because the circumstances didn’t favor my “dream goals”. Saying I had to properly intervene…

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    increase in home-based early intervention services beimg more culturally sensitive towards the children and families that they deal with and this is very important. As the years pass the population of families with children who have a disability, mental health issue and who are delayed become more socioculturally, linguistically, ethnically, and diverse. It is expected that interventionists work well with families who challenge them to provide home-based intervention services in different, but…

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    can achieve behavior and academic success in the classroom (Cressey, Whitcomb, McGilvray-Rivet, Morrison, & Shander-Reynolds, 2015). References Cressy, J. M., Whitcomb, S. A., McGilvray-Rivet, S. J., Morrison, R. J., & Shander-Reynolds, K. J. (2015). Handling PBIS with care: Scaling up to school-wide implementation. Professional School Counseling, 18(1), 90–99. Jones, V., & Jones, L. (2016). Comprehensive classroom management: Creating communities of support and solving problems (11th ed.).…

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