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    treated successfully? Yes. Can it be cured? Not all the time but it can be successfully managed. There are numerous methods of substance abuse treatment and one of the most successful is the Recovery Model. According to the American Psychological association (2012), the mental health Recovery Model is self-directed, Individualized, person-centered, patient empowerment, holistic, nonlinear, strength-based, involves peer support, patient is responsible for the journey to recovery, it involves…

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    deaf community can give barriers which might prevent the program from following through with inclusive experiences for the deaf community. The berries can be lack of materials that can the put up in the classroom for visual aids. I have found some good ones for the classroom for free on teacher pay teacher website. They are labels the show the sign and a picture of what…

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    There are multiple reasons for why people decide to start up a business. The main ones are: growth, earnings, transference and inheritance (Hoang, 2014). Entrepreneurs can choose from different business structures sole proprietorship, partnerships, private limited company, public limited company, and franchise. However, according to the Small Business Administration, 50% of the businesses fail in their first year (Meszaros, 2016). This is due to the difficulties a business faces such as: lack of…

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    Consumer’s strategy for recovery As Patricia Deegan stated in her article, The Importance of Personal Medicine, recovery is not the process of passively swallowing pills. Rather, she states that recovery is composed of a myriad of things individuals do to feel better. I found this statement to be true when talking to Erin, our consumer educator. Erin is a 35 year old female who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia. Erin reported that she began having auditory, visual, and olfactory…

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    Changes can be made after each increment; the designers are not stuck with one model. Agile development is very adaptive to the changing needs of the client, the developers and the available technology. Because requirements can always change as new software is developed, these changes can be incorporated into the project instead of…

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    All Eyes: A Memoir of Deafness Themes Belonging and Acceptance Bainy B. Cyrus (2010) uncovers that the search for who we are is driven by a need to find our place in the world and that a sense of belonging arises from identity and inner experience. The book in its entirety is a catalogue of this theme, with its conclusion describing how the author through her work as a Disability Coach, helps others towards their journey of belonging and acceptance (Cyrus, 2010, pp. 111-126). Communal…

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    My choice of the company to base on in my financial statement analysis is the Walt Disney Company. This is a company that mainly deals with the entertainment industry by animation.Its aim are to become, in the nearest possible future one the leading providers of entertainment and information to their various audiences. This is done by their various efforts to invest in creativity so that they are able to pull more audiences towards their works of art. Their commitment to creativity and…

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    1) The theories that are more general in nature and can be used for a diversity of clients are the intentional relationship model, the model of human occupation, and the medical model. The intentional relationship model is the therapeutic relationship between the client and the therapist. As a therapist, it is imperative to build a relation to each client that you treat (Kielhofner, 2009, p. 129). According to Kielhofner (2009), the client occupational engagement the to the process of relating…

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    What’s that Pig Outdoors by Henry Kisor is both a dream and a nightmare. It is a book written by a deaf man, and self proclaimed to be for the deaf. Kisor’s autobiography takes the reader through his life, starting with the meningitis that caused him to be deaf at age 3, to his adult life as a journalist. In between, Kisor experiences some discrimination, such as not being allowed to be a lifeguard, but goes largely unopposed throughout his life. Kisor’s parents are very accepting, and fight…

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    advance human race because animal testing will help us further understand human diseases, animal share many similar genetic similarity between the human, and it is unethical to use human in biomedical researches. Animal testing has played a crucial role in the development of many lifesaving cures and surgeries; the lives that were saved by animal testing are so considerable that there is not even a figure today to estimate it. Using…

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