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    required to undergo their own personal therapy before they become practitioners. Self-reflection is important in everyone’s daily life. Before a person becomes a therapist I think it is important to deal with any deep down problems they have, sometimes we don’t know that we have issues with something until it is discussed. Understanding one’s personal issues will help to increase a person’s self-understanding. A therapist who has undergone personal therapy will know what it is like to be a…

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    to Carol that a sexual relationship cannot and will not take place. Entering into a romantic relationship with Carol would violate APA ethics codes 3.5 Multiple Relationships, 3.8 Exploitive Relationships, and 10.5 Sexual Intimacies With Current Therapy Clients/Patients. These violations are in direct conflict of APA Ethical Principle A, Beneficence and Nonmaleficence, as well as Principle B, Fidelity and Responsibility. By entering into a relationship with Carol, Dr. Miller would also be in…

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    Journal 3 Reflect on any connections you have noticed between stress management strategies and prioritized values. How are they interrelated? As I have discussed before, yoga has become a huge part of my life. Especially while at college, I value my body and try to pay attention to what I put in it and how I can use it. Yoga, a daily practice of mine now, is a way for myself to move my body and maintain a confident perception of my body. This, I have realized, increases my mental well…

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    The Five Factor Model

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    This essay will discuss and review the five factor model and its application in the real world, specifically how personal trainers can apply this theory of personality to their training plans. This model would attempt to increase adherence and enjoyment of their clients. Personality can be defined as a relatively stable set of psychological structures and processes, which organise human experiences and shape a person's actions and reactions to their environment It is relatively stable over time…

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    Integration Merging personal centered therapy and the concept of being Christ like would be what Jesus would do in response to healing mankind. While I recognize humanistic psychology focuses on behavior and PCT focuses on self, I believe having the ability to integrate both therapies from a Christian stand point would be effective. Scripture encourages us to have a “human” mindset to life by building up our neighbor. Ephesians 4:11-16 ESV states, “And he gave the apostles, the prophets, the…

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    Field Observation Paper

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    On September 22, 2016, I completed my field placement observation in a middle school classroom located at The Day School. The heterogeneous group of students that made up the classroom have significant cognitive weaknesses in general learning abilities, functional communication, fine and gross motor skills, social skills, self-care, sensory, and physical development. In addition to their intellectual disabilities, many students in the classroom suffered with health care problems, including…

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    Non-Music Student Tantrums

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    should be noted that those using music therapy with students who have disabilities are fully qualified to help keep children safe and calm. These people are professionals and have been trained to help children who have temper tantrums. They are capable of calming these students down, and they help them return to a state of either pleasant or neutral feelings. The continuation of funding for these programs are important to students who are disabled. Music therapy helps them communicate when they…

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    The act of exploring itself promotes the active listening element of counselling. As a practitioner, if you listen well you can paraphrase appropriately when feeding back information given by the client. Consequently, this will help in conveyance of an empathic understanding which aids in the relationship building process. Emphasis is, again, heavily weighted on the importance of this relationship where exploration is one of the 'core components both for effective challenging and for assessing…

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    during counseling sessions are angel figurine, small ball, pen or pencil, button, balloon, and small sea shell. For example, the sea shell is a reminder of a peaceful and relaxing day on the beach. The following theories best fit with my views of therapy are behavioral, humanistic, cognitive, personality,…

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    "Educa a tus hijos con un poco de hambre y un poco de frio." This was a phrase that my grandfather would say to my mother as a child. In translation, "Educate your kids with a little bit of hunger and cold." Throughout my life, I have used this phrase as a fuel to get through challenging times. Especially in times where the easiest thing to do was to give up. This saying has empowered my ambition to find a field that drives me to further advance in my aspirations to help others in a holistic…

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