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    This is when the person has no intention of changing within the next six months, this can be due to lack of knowledge or motivation. The second stage is called Contemplation. This is when the individual is contemplation change within the next six months. They are aware of the benefits that occur with the change however, they may focus on the barriers and cost that occur with changing. Preparation is the third stage of change. A person who…

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    This essay will summarize the article, The Value of Philosophy to Individual life by Bertrand Russell. Russell’s goal of his article is to explain the everyday uses of philosophy and how philosophy influences human’s life both directly an indirectly. Russell also discusses how philosophy expands the human knowledge of what could be. Philosophy, according to Russell, frees our minds from the imprisonment of common sense. Therefore, this essay will explain Russell’s work and the point of his…

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    individual. In-order to make large changes to something you go through a process of stages. There are the five stages in the trans theoretical model of change (stages of change), that a person typically goes through when striving for change; pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance. (Horvath,T., Misra, K., Epner,A.K., and Cooper,G.M.) By evaluating which stage a patient is in can help…

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    North with the ornate pattern, mass, and light fascination of the South. As a whole, this painting was pioneering for its merging of styles, which Antonello uses to focus the viewer on St. Jerome’s wisdom and contemplation to express his spiritual admonitions and prompt equal contemplation in the…

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    Change In Counseling

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    When I think of counseling, I think of the nature of people coming into an office to expresses some feelings. When it comes to a family therapy I feel as though it is open to the family member to discuss any issues with the family how its structure, or dysfunctional, and to see the dynamics. I believe family member goes to counseling to find structure in the family and to define the real problem. For example, with my, I can tell there is a lack of communication because there is two language…

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    have had a client who identified that she would like to lose weight, but then would deny that she had any issues. She was unwilling to work on her identified goals and it took me a moment to grasp that she was vacillating between pre-contemplation and contemplation stages of change.…

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    5 main stages of change. First starts at precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action and lastly maintenance. By using the transtheoretical it focuses primarily on identifying what stage an individual is on and moving them towards the next. For the stages of change, Precontemplation is when a person is not ready, those who are in this stage does not have a purpose or objective plan to take action later in the future…

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    In this assignment, scholars are required to operate as the organizational change consultant who will define, justify and provide solutions to current problems within an organization. The consultant will apply organizational behavior theories to bring about positive resolutions as it relates to the organization’s difficulties and discuss how the theories might be useful in managing employee’s behavior to bring about effective and productive answers to these complexities. The aspects of systems…

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    such as diet improvements, better food habits, adopting physical activity, that we as health professionals can promote to clients, determining the readiness for change in our clients’ lives. The stages of change model consist of precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, and termination. These stages help health professionals figure out where their client’s readiness lies, and assist them towards transitioning into improving their active and…

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    Positive Behavior Change

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    At some point most of us make a positive behavior change in our lives. Whether it be quitting smoking, increasing our fitness, managing our emotions, or conquering procrastination to improve time management. One of the ways in which behavior change is accomplished is through motivational interviewing. Karzenowski and Puskar (2011) describe motivational interviewing as a tool to help individuals within a supportive and non-judging relationship that’s goal is to elicit change and develop…

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