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    Trauma Case Study Outline

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    impact of physical trauma on the children and family. i. What are the short-term impacts of this trauma? Some short-term impacts of trauma can manifest themselves in behavioral reactions. Some of these reactions include development of new fears separation anxiety (particularly in young children), sleep disturbance, nightmares, sadness, loss of interest in normal activities, reduced concentration, decline in school work, anger, somatic complaints and irritability (Children and Trauma, 2008).…

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    Family Law

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    input of skilled attorney. In deed cases such as those that involve divorce can disrupt every aspect of you life in one single blow. The effects can cause financial disruption, emotional distress, and even fear of the future among other disruptions. An experienced family lawyer will help you safeguard your financial future, protect your right to access your children and safeguard the…

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    Abortion Pro Life

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    from conception has a right to life and to be cared for. A woman with young children who is struggling financially cannot murder a few of them with the justification that she cannot afford more than one child right now. The problem then arises when the child is actually born. Pro-life advocates are often unwilling to help and support living children in the same way that they fought for the fetus. Studies have found that children born in pro-life states have a significantly higher infant…

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    Trichotillomania Case Study

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    Generally, children under the age of 11 do not have the cognitive ability to have insight into their own disorder (Bratton et al. 2005). This is due to a lack of cognitive insight into her own disorder simply due to her age and place in her development. While CBT is necessary, we need to tailor the way we conduct the therapy for Madeline. Methods such as play therapy have been found to be very effective with children at her age. (Bratton et al. 2005) These methods…

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    Americans say they want their children to be better informed, but make few moves to be more open about the…

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    Two social workers from the Special Education Treatment Center for Emotionally Disturbed Children were assigned to the cases of Suzanne and Cindy. Suzanne and Cindy have been living in a group home for two years. Cindy is a 3-year-old girl and Suzanne’s younger sister. Suzanne is a 7-year-old girl who has been diagnosed with attachment disorder. Suzanne has been seeing a caseworker twice weekly for the past eight months. Suzanne’s treatment involves individual psychotherapy. Parental rights for…

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    wasting away due to drug and alcohol addiction. While the start of drug and alcohol usage may be social, the end result in addiction is seclusion and loneliness. Ultimately, stigmatization due to drug and alcohol addiction leads to recurrent negative effects that worsen the situation. The term stigma is defined as discrediting an individual or placing a mark of shame on a person (Matthews, Dwyer,…

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    Trauma Child Trauma

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    Child-Parent Psychotherapy: Reconnecting Liberian Mothers and Children after War Trauma In the Hugo Award-winning short story, “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas” author Ursula Le Guin writes, “To exchange all the goodness and grace of every life in Omelas for that single, small improvement: to throw away the happiness of thousands for the chance of the happiness of one” (Le Guin). This idea can be paralleled to the ongoing issue of how trauma affects the brain and how trauma in a mother and…

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    “their basic assumption is that at birth the human mind is a tabula rasa (a blank slate) and that this is gradually filled as a result of experience” (Mcleod n.pg.). When children have unique experiences such as social interactions, exposure to different culture, or education, they grow certain traits from these environments. Children that have valuable environmental support tend to thrive and develop beneficial personality traits. Studies have shown that “environment may play a greater role in…

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    due to, but not limited to, a job loss, temporary illness, or the death of a financial provider. Public assistance can be in many forms; such as, food stamps, medical/dental/prescription coverage, housing allowance, education vouchers for their children, daycare assistance, disability, free transportation and education or trade school training at no cost. To receive public assistance you must fit the criteria set forth by the government and re-apply according to their mandated schedule. One…

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