Finding Forever

side the client and meet the client half way but I can not hand hold them because then I am not teaching the client to be self sufficient. Through out entire time working with clients we have to be reminding them that our involvement should be for forever, we need to be preparing them for the ending of our relationship. Due to certain circumstances that have risen with my case these last two weeks, it is very likely that the case will be ongoing even when I complete my internship. Therefore it…

home life, as well as coming from poverty and then making it in the end. During my time in high school, I had my own battles to fight every day, I was homeless, had a hard time finding the courage to make it through class and was stealing the bare necessities to make it week to week. I overcame this with sports, finding my own courage and believing in a school official who didn’t let me down. Eventually, I found my place in high school, despite how unpromising it looked for me in the…

urged the “teacher” to continue after every hesitation and the resistance to the action was measured. The experiment was done four separate times. Each time the experiment was reperformed, the distance between the teacher and learner was changed. The findings were that people do what they are told to do if an authority figure has given them a command. However, the results started to trend down as the teacher and learner got closer to one another. The poorest results occurred when the teacher had…

Do you remember the first time in your life that you experienced the “real world”? In The Catcher in the Rye the author, J.D. Salinger, portrays the fact that childhood is important but you can’t be innocent forever, he does this through the character Holden. He shows Holden’s views in the beginning through the people that he admires, and his thoughts. Certain events make Holdaen realize that he cannot make everything in the world perfect, and becomes content with what he can do. In The Catcher…

going to keep getting better and more beneficial for not only the human race but other forms of life as well. They are always working and finding new ways that will outdo their last breakthrough and discover something even better. One of the biggest points is that genetic engineering isn’t going to go away. It is something in science that is going to be around forever. As previously stated, scientists are always looking for new ways to improve upon their last experiment and create something that…

we went straight to the ER. There we waited, and waited, and waited. It felt like forever until we actually got to see a doctor. They examined me. Took x-rays. My temperature. My blood-pressure. Nothing was wrong. Except for the pain. No broken bones. No fever. Normal blood-pressure. They gave me morphine of course to help with the pain, the excruciating pain. That didn’t help much. The doctors were inept at finding what was wrong. So, we went home, with a brace…

beeping of the heart rate monitor, creaking of the door opening, and loud sound of footsteps. An important sound that is a part of the documentary’s scene is hearing the doctor say “I am sorry to tell you, but your daughter’s life is going to change forever. She has Type 1 Diabetes.” and you instantly hear her mother gasping for air. These sounds will add realistic elements to the film to…

There were two major motives for Gunness to do what she did. She really did have all of the odds in her favor and took advantage of this. During the early 1900’s, when she carried out her crimes, the justice system in the United States is not exactly what you would call up to par with today’s standards. This is clearly shown by Lamphere being charged with arson and being sentenced to twenty years in prison. Despite the fact that Gunness took out a large amount of money from the bank and also…

Patton, a graduate of Princeton University and author of “Marry Smart” encourages women to find a life partner in college. She is challenged by news reporter Kelly Wallace. While Patton argues women should be spending 75% of their time in college finding a husband, Kelly rebuts this with her own argument. “I wondered if her delivery, and her words, are doing more to set modern women back” (Wallace). Adding to this, Kelly asks, “Haven’t we come a long way, baby, from the days when a woman’s only…

When Yvette Henley went missing, her desperate grandparents turned to an unlikely person for help, a stranger they had never met that lived in a different country. Harry Brown became he man Gary and Kim Forester pinned their hopes on when their son, Virgil Henley, disappeared with their granddaughter after they gained custody of the girl who was in danger, according to the Mirror. After the courts ruled the child had suffered “emotional damage,” the Forester's were ready to bring Yvette into…