Insoo Kim Berg

there are many examples of Big Brother using power over citizens to achieve his goals. There is a lot of propaganda in both cases; in 1984’s case, Oceania uses propaganda to confirm loyalty to Big Brother, and North Korea uses propaganda to glorify the Kim dynasty. There are many actions that North Korea and the novel 1984 share,…

When they eventually get over the overwhelming new freedoms, their lifestyle will be changed dramatically and forever. On the flip side, the people who remain in North Korea continue to follow the rules and regulations of Kim Jung Un, the North Korean Dictator. These rules include only being able to get one of the ten approved haircuts they offer for men. Citizens are not allowed to practice a religion, and the government chooses where you live, similar to Districts in…

The Korean War was a military clash between the Republic of Korea, supported by the United Nations, and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, strengthened by the People's Republic of China, with military material guide from the Soviet Union. The war was a significance of the physical division of Korea by an assention of the successful Allies at the finish of the Pacific War toward the end of World War II. ((Boose, Donald W) The inability to hold free races all through the Korean Peninsula…

The future is conquered by mysterious unknowns. In a world that lives in the present, the future's outcome holds the scariest time for change that will shape society either for better or for worse. George Orwell's novel, 1984, portrays a dystopian society managed by a totalitarian government that forces their ideologies on their people in a (mainly) psychological demeanor. Essentially, it is a novel that hints at a pessimistic future that will unravel, given contemporary of society's reliance…

As portrayed in the movie The Interview, North Korea seems like a horrible place full of fake grocery stores and a cruel leader. In reality, North Korea’s situation is much worse. The average North Korean goes through many obstacles every day and has limited access to resources that citizens of other countries would have an abundant amount of access to. Through the continued abuse of human rights, no outside countries seem to believe that they should interfere with how North Korea treats its…

South Korea, July 21st 1950. “I remember the climate of South Korea offset the recruits including me. It was difficult to get used to but we did.” said Frederick leier. Talking about the climate struggles many of soldiers felt when they went to Korea.North Korea and South Korea were at war for the boarders of the country. Frederick Leier (age:17) at the time was defending South Korea from the North Korean troops that entered their boundary lines at the 38th parallel. Many veterans who served…

Korea. In the house, no pictures of family are allowed, only pictures of the leader. In addition to loving their leader, no cell phones or internet allowed. Newspaper and television are controlled by the state. There are books, but they are written by Kim Il Sung (founder of North Korea). Hospital…

Solution Focused Therapy was developed in the late 1970’s by Steve de Shazer, Insoo Kim Berg and their contemporaries at the Brief Family Therapy Center in Milwaukee. Solution focused therapy appeared as an abrupt parting from the brief therapy practice in which it began. Therapist theorized that difficulties seemed to arise when clients reacted to natural life difficulties in behaviors which made them poorer, which in turn made daily life experiences appear to be even more difficult. Therapists…

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Leading Figures The original leading figures were founder Steve de Shazer and co-founder Insoo Kim Berg whom pulled their roots from the Mental Research Institute (MRI) in Palo Alto, California (Evans & Evans, 2013; Goldenberg & Goldenberg, 2013; Murdock, 2013; Taylor, 2009; Trepper, Dolan, McCollum, & Nelson, 2006). The second generation were Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) evolved into Brief Family Therapy (BFT) with the aid from the Milwaukee training…

When looking at some of the causes of dysfunctional families and how to avoid become another family member my thoughts are establish clear boundaries with the fami.ly. One aspect of protecting the welfare of the people you work with in therapy is to avoid dual relationships, particularly relationships that are romantic or sexual in nature. It is not ethical for you to participate in romantic relationships with the people you treat in therapy (Good Therapy .org, 2013). People are not born…