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    Charles Manson once said “I am not a bad person, I am a good person.” Charles Manson was born on November 19, 1934, he is still alive to this day. During Charles Manson’s early years he began to write and perform songs . As he got older he started doing petty crimes which most likely lead to his becoming a serial killer. Charles Manson became unstable through the use of drugs, and he also lived an unconventional life, which might be one of the reasons he became a serial killer. In Manson's…

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    Victoria Woodhull Victoria Woodhull was born on September 23, 1838, in Homer, Ohio. Victoria Woodhull lived a hard life as a child, growing up poor and being raised in the filth. She was the seventh out of ten children, born to Roxanna Hummel Clafin, Reuben Buckman Clafin. Her mother was illegitimate, illiterate, and a religious fanatic, while her father was a con man and a thief. Growing up, Victoria was beaten, starved, and sexually abused by her father at a young age. She received very…

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    A: REFERRAL INFORMATION Tracey, a seventeen-year-old Caucasian female, was referred to a mental health social worker at Primary Care Northside by the clinic’s head physicians. Tracey, permanently separated from her biological family of 8, came to the clinic for a yearly wellness checkup. The physician ruled out all medical consideration and all of Tracey’s blood work came back positive and within a healthy range. However, since Tracey’s expressed physical symptoms, such as sadness, emptiness…

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    the 1930s, and this is around the time where the early stages of foster care started developing. Foster care is still around, and the system is as broken as it was when it was first introduced. In Orphan Train, part of the story revolves a young girl, Niamph, who’s parents died, and placed into foster care. She jumped around from house to house. In the first house, she was selected off of the orphan train for labor, and her foster parents didn’t take her to school, —a requirement for child…

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    see him crying. He was unable to digest milk and it took many months to find method so that he can digest milk, but at the same time his appetite was insatiable. He was found quickly in getting adjusted with his adoptive parents and growing under the care of them. For his parents he was the “apple of their eyes”, his family…

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    Zits is a Native-American and Irish, lonely fifteen year old boy. He has been in so many foster homes growing up. He has also faced and lived through a lot of difficult situations growing up. He ended up becoming a troublemaker, only because no one has been able to tell him right from wrong. His mother would have grounded him and taught him how to be for the best of his future. Zits would have been a different person because of his mom’s advice and comfort that would bring more sense to his life…

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    Background Information Client is 13 year old female with short brown hair. The child has no verbal skills, is still in diapers, and can not walk. The client was discovered on November 4, 1970 in the child’s parents home located in Los Angeles, California. According to the social worker, who removed the client from her home, there was clear neglect and abuse. The child was living with her parents, father Clark, mother Irene, and brother John. According to the records, the child was confined…

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    Developmental Psychologist A Developmental Psychologist requires that an individual holds a PhD in developmental psychology. However, there are jobs available for those who have a master’s degree. The income potential varies as with other psychology careers, with an average income of $94,590 annually. The potential for growth is 19%, the same as all other psychology careers, and is 7% higher than other occupations. Additionally, a Developmental Psychologist is required to meet state licensing if…

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    Ever since I was a young girl I knew that when I grew up I wanted a job that would change the world. I grew older and realized that that change would involve working with people as a Social Worker. As a Social Worker I would have the opportunity to work with children, the elderly, domestic violence victims, drug addicts, and so many other people who require help to overcome obstacles in their life. I believe that Social Workers have a huge responsibility when it comes to looking out for the well…

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    It would be impossible to talk about serial killers without discussing Aileen Wuornos. “When humans are young, their world revolves around their parents or primary care-givers. Parents or care-givers are the primary source of safety, security, love, understanding, nurturance and support. Child abuse violates the trust at the core of a child’s relationship with the world” (Walker, 1994). Before Aileen Wuornos became known to be one of the first female serial killer she was a victim of child abuse…

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