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    Not only do these reports empower doctors to make better clinical decisions during patient encounters, but sharing the information with peers, colleagues and research facilities provides valuable, actionable information to improve quality of care for all patients around the globe. Endocrinologists can benefit from…

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    School Psychologists

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    Today, the need for school psychologists continue increase. Students are faced with a variety of academic challenges. There are other issues that will affect the student’s performance and success in school such as: mental health problems, family issues, poverty, peer conflicts, disabilities, stress, grief and loss, domestic and community violence, substance abuse. School psychologists play an essential role in student’s achievements in school, academically, mentally and emotionally. For this to…

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    behavior of humans and animals, and related mental and physiologic processes." In other words, one must be prepared to work on the clinical, the academic and the scientific aspect of psychology in order to provide continuity care to the patients. In order to fully grasps its concept one must delve into its branches and sub-branches. Three of the branches are Clinical Psychology, Developmental…

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    Cognitive Behavior Therapy Paper The Orientation of Cognitive Behavior Therapy(CBT), helps the person determine what their problem is, by identifying what they may be feeling, what sign’s or symptoms’ they’re experiencing, and then; offer strategies’ and technique’s, to help the person reduce symptoms and manage the problems(Beck, J. S. 2011). In the 1960s, Aaron Beck and Albert Ellis, combine cognitive and behavioral therapy focusing on the person identifying the feeling(s), connecting the…

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    Suggest why in Phase 2 patients were asked to record how they felt after taking the PainGo2? Phase2 is when a very low doses tested are on human volunteers in clinical trials. Volunteers will be asked to record how they felt after taking PainGo2 to check for side effects, and to see if is safe and effective before conducting bigger clinical trials with the optimum dose of the drug. c) What is a placebo? A placebo is a substance or other kind of treatment that looks just like a regular…

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    Core Phase, Specificity of Interventions & Relevance to Theory Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) helps address the needs of children/youth and their parents/caretakers with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) or other related traumatic experiences. Trauma endured can range from: sexual abuse, child abuse, domestic violence, disasters, traumatic loss and multiple traumas. Researchers have the need to deliver evidence-based practices (EBPs) that are culturally sensitive and…

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    In addition, group therapy is another treatment approach to treat with Patrick’s problem. It is a psychotherapy treatment that allows patient interact to the other peoples who have similar issues, and makes the patient have more opportunity to change and grow by receiving feedback and modeling the other members in a group (Herkov, 2016). According to Morin and Levenson (2008) group therapy is useful to treat people who have Paraphilic Disorders thought improving patient’s social skills and…

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    a) Critically evaluate the theories, techniques and evidence-base of positive psychology Positive psychology involves the scientific investigation of factors and processes that facilitate a worthwhile life - one that is pleasurable, engaging and purposeful. Positive psychology incorporates a number of themes focused on subjective experiences, mental health, flourishing, flow and positive virtues and strengths. Instead of asking "what is wrong?", positive psychology asks "what is right?". the…

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    Abnormal Behavior Analysis

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    This class is looking at a branch of psychology called abnormal psychology. When looking at this branch of psychology, one must look at the psychological definition of abnormal behavior. When looking for a psychological definition the most common place to look is the Diagnostic and Statistical Model or the DSM. The DSM is currently on the fifth version, DSM 5, and does include a definition of abnormal behavior. There are four components that are found in the DSM that are associated with…

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    Dance And Dmt

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    Dance and DMT have shown to provide psychotherapeutic qualities through the unique usage of kinesthetic movement, mind to body involvement, beneficial exercise components, and uncovering unconscious emotions. Current research has shown that dance and DMT can increase quality of life, mood, and physical and cognitive functions in those with geriatric disorders (Hackney & Earhart, 2009; Heiberger et al., 2013; Hokkanen et. al., 2008; Kattenstroth et al., 2010; Rösler et al., 2002). By utilizing…

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