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    thousand children have cruel memories of torture and time without love. Moving Forward is helping children not to forget about the abuse, but to work past it. Moving forward works with adoptive families and their children. Moving Forward provides therapy, activity groups with volunteers, and therapeutic activities. Gaining healthy relationships, techniques to deal with stress, and a better outlook on what they can gain from life will aid these children in becoming successful and happy. Moving…

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    My internship took place at Elite Sports Medicine Physical Therapy, which is an outpatient clinic that was connected to a sports medicine doctors’ office. The setup of the place was unique to me since in one building there was the doctors’ office, physical therapy, workout gym and a yoga place. I ended up loving the atmosphere of this place since it was centered around fitness and people who were like minded. Everyone acted and joked around like a family, and they were very quick to welcome…

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    Expanding my knowledge has been work in progress, specifically, in the coming weeks my new goal is to know how to determine if a patient is appropriate for placement at our facility. In other words, if there is a bed open, what would prevent the DAC from accepting them? Then, what is the procedure for intake and the process for admission, and what goes into a treatment plan once a patient is admitted at this facility. Additionally, figuring out what all the abbreviations mean on the daily…

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    that is formed between the client and the therapist. This generally happens during the initial phases of therapy, when rapport building takes place. Another factor include empathy, the idea that the therapist can understand where the client is coming from without necessary having to have had the same experience. The therapist must be aware of the client’s expectations and the overall goal of therapy. Cultural adaptations must be taken into consideration (Wampold, 2015). These common factors…

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    Maria is a 62 year old retired school teacher. She is bitter because life has not been going the way that she had planned. Her husband passed away, her son got a divorce and her grandkids moved to another state. She has been difficult but has recently begun to look at things from a more positive point of view. Open-ended question: Maria seems to be more approachable and less difficult. This will help the counselor get through to her and have a better idea of how to assist her in her time of need…

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    2002). During therapy sessions with children and adolescents, the…

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    Bree Edwards October 12, 2015 Respiratory Therapy 210 What Does a Respiratory Therapist Do? Respiratory therapists are important health care professionals who provide care for patients with acute and chronic abnormal cardiopulmonary systems. They are educated and trained professionals who focus on providing quality respiratory care to patients. Almost seventy five percent of respiratory therapists work in a hospital setting while the other twenty five percent work in clinics, sleep study…

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    Fitness and Aerobic Program Coordinator. What is the first thought that comes to you? I decided to interview a Fitness and Aerobic Program Coordinator even though I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I did a phone interview with Erica E. Hirsch who works under DMC at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center. I learned many things from her and I also got out of my comfort zone. This was the first I have ever interviewed someone and through a phone. She was extremely friendly…

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    As SPARCS is a present-focused group intervention, in an effort to capture a range of responses, clinicians are sometimes unable to fully assess the comprehensive trauma history of all participating members. The focus of SPARCS includes a broader evaluation that examines current functioning and coping strategies that are associated with complex trauma (NCTSN, 2008). The beginning phase of treatment focuses on building a therapeutic relationship and group cohesion while providing psycho-education…

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    Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) is a treatment that is very limited on time which stimulates the patient to gain control of what mood they are functioning and it typically lasts about 12-16 weeks (Frank, J.1971). This type of therapy was developed in the 1970’s. Its focus was only on relief of the patients symptoms due to depression which now days, its treated as a medical illness. It has the ability to combine a persons interpersonal events and their moods. IPT structures on the foundation in…

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