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    individual’s perspective of their issue is not always straightforward. Thus, to appreciate it the counselor will present several segments in the therapeutic process which incorporate the basic listening sequence while developing a structure within the therapy session that includes; building an empathetic relationship, drawing out the client’s story and strengths, exploring the client’s goals, helping to reframe the client’s perspective, and creating a plan of action (Ivey, Ivey & Zalaquett,…

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    Therapy Dog Case Study

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    special employee. Meet Cooper, a 4-year-old Shih-Tzu who is a registered therapy dog. Cooper comes to the library every Tuesday and Thursday wearing a signature scarf. Cooper has his own very special office, filled with the tools of his trade. Harvard students often come to Cooper to blow off steam and relax. Cooper helps them enjoy themselves through countless games of tug-of-war or simply by snuggling next to them. Therapy animals can be very useful in many different cases. They can help…

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    Medication is always prescribet by a veterinarian, who determines, which medication is most appropriate for the dog. Medication, that was initially used to cure Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disese in humans proved to be effective. The active ingredients of said drugs usually work in a way, to extend the operation period of dopamine and thus enable better communication between nerve cells. Some owners report almost miraculous effects and great improvement of health, but, some owners don't…

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    I decided to choose this as my third rather than first because occupational/physical therapy jobs are becoming demanding jobs pertaining to the fact that there’s a wide availability for the job, in regards to becoming a veterinarian the career is becoming impacted. 18. Is there anything special or unique about you or your life which…

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    depression. There are many causes and treatments of depression among youth. In treating depression, one must remember that no two adolescences are affected the same when it comes to treatment. There are several reasons for using an evidence-based therapy that works in a group setting. There can be social learning, the members can gain knowledge in shared experiences and feedback, there are new roles that are tried, and the group settings can…

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    strengths and weaknesses as you see them and to evaluate which counselling situation that they would be most appropriate for. The two theories that I am going to discuss are the humanistic approach of person-centred therapy and the cognitive behavioural therapy approach of cognitive therapy. Carl Rogers agreed with the same main assumptions as Abraham Maslow but added that in order for a person to progress successfully they would require an environment that also gives genuineness, acceptance and…

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    deal with psychological difficulties, they possess unique differences. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Gestalt Therapy are two perspectives that are fundamentally different in their approach to psychotherapy. CBT is a psycho-educational approach that believes therapeutic change is achieved by restructuring cognitive thoughts from dysfunctional to functional (Hickes & Mirea, 2012). Gestalt therapy focuses on awareness and creating real experiences in the present. A great deal of empirical…

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    the presence of a dog or cat was found to lower heart rate and blood pressure while completing an action that was stressful or in stressful times (Wells 525). When students begin to feel overwhelmed by schoolwork, they will be able to visit the pet therapy program and be able to calm their nerves. The friendly companions can help lower the student 's heart rate and blood pressure and bring them to a state of relaxation and reduce anxiety before taking tests or…

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    Cora Rehab Research Paper

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    clinicians at CORA are trained to develop an individualized treatment plan based on the specific needs of the patient and also to motivate them towards their goals. Some of the rehabilitation programs offered at CORA are physical and occupational therapy, sports injury, worker’s comp, auto injury and rehabilitation for seniors. Most of CORA’s Occupational Therapists are hand therapist, specifically trained to rehabilitate injuries of the hand and upper extremity. CORA is open Monday thru…

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    in the therapeutic process. It assumes that clients are basically trustworthy and have the inner resources to find solutions to their own problems. Putting this into practice, Ruth should be assisted by the therapist in setting her own goals for therapy. The therapist’s role is to create “growth-promoting climate” for her that will allow her to explore herself. Therapist can contribute to the client’s growth by providing a warm, positive, trusting, and open relationship. Therapist should be…

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