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    the standards of counseling clients. Group counseling is a specialization that I am hoping to become very familiar with because of the progress that can take place within a group setting. Also, I want to protect myself as well as the clients that are seeking help in resolving their issues. Personal Goals Advancing Knowledge, Skills, and Experience as a Group Counselor My personal goal for advancing my knowledge, skills, and experience to become a competent group counselor is to gain effective…

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    Art Therapy

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    other parts of psychotherapy is any more, or any less, effective. It would be difficult to tell how efficient this actually is considering that each patient is different and has their own way of dealing with their problems. The main focus is making sure that patients feel as though it has helped him or her with making improvements in their daily life. So far, Art Therapy has been proven to enhance multiple factors for different mental illnesses. Twenty seven studies were focused on a group of…

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    from the University of Upper Iowa, Fayette, Iowa (2014), and a Master’s degree in Counseling from Amberton University, Garland, TX (2016). Within clinical training and work experience, I have provided counseling services for adolescents, adult and group therapies in a psychiatric hospital. Professional Disclosure, client Consent & Confidentiality Nature of Counseling: As human, we are more than often avoid meeting our difficulties until feeling deeply painful or displeased. Growth transpires…

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    Substance Abuse: A Summary

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    Alternative to Prison (DTAP) is necessary to control or prevent severe physical and psychiatric consequences of withdrawal. Research shows that persons in the DTAP program had higher retention rates and less criminal recidivism than those of the other groups at both 6 and 12 month follow-ups (Daughters et al. (2008) cite Young, 2002; Young & Belenko, 2002). The writer also proposes pharmacotherapy for her HIV along with HIV/AIDS…

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    strength of certain traits in people (Werbart & Levander, 2015, p. 1). Werbart and Levander gathered information for their study from 1997 to 2008 at a Swedish psychotherapy institution. The participants consisted of fourteen clients who had consecutively received publicly-financed psychoanalytic treatments. The patients were divided into two groups: anaclitic (emotionally dependent) or introjective (adopts or believes views or opinions of others). The average length of therapy for the…

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    The value of developing an affective psychotherapy for depressed individuals determines on the overall management of those that chooses not to take prescribed medication for their symptoms. Although, medication when used properly may help decreased symptoms in some clients, others develop side effects while using, making them discontinue the intake. In many cases, psychotherapy becomes the sole intervention in the treatment process for these clients (Beck, Rush, Shaw & Emery, 1979). Goldfried…

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    statutes, agency policies, and the NASW Code of Ethics to solve these ethical dilemmas. In this case, the case manager is faced with the ethical dilemma of reporting suspected child neglect. The Agency, Case manager, and Case A for-profit outpatient psychotherapy clinic that provides outpatient therapy to treat mental illness and substance abuse…

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    clinical purposes. Ross Crisp, a practising psychologist in Melbourne, Australia states “Rogers’ renamed person-centred approach (PCA) applies to goal-oriented programs and nonclinical settings in various spheres of life such as education, encounter groups, team building, employee relations and management” (Crisp,…

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    over (Moore et. al., 2011). The group over individual mentality in the military the biggest difference between civilian and military life. The three components discussed by McGurk, Colting, Britt and Adler (2006) explain military group culture perfectly (Moore et. al., 2011). The explanation are viewing the self as part of a group, emphasis on group goals instead of personal goals, and emotional investment in the group (McGurk, Colting, Britt &Adler, 2006). The group cohesion is associated with…

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    Paraphilia Case Studies

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    In this case Scott, who apparently is presenting a case of paraphilia. And according to the dictionaries define it as synonymous with sexual perversion diverted, “any abnormal sexual behavior; sexual anomaly or deviation, a type of mental disorder characterized by a preference for or obsession with unusual sexual practices, as pedophilia, sadomasochism, or exhibitionism” (de Silva, 2004). paraphilia are disorders of sexual behavior in the compulsive element which strongly limits the sexual…

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