Interpersonal relationships

Alan Chang is a 25-year-old male, who came to the local clinic with concerns about his relationship to his girlfriend Lani Garcia. He has been seeing her now for nearly three years and states that the relationships has cooled. He had hoped that he and his girlfriend would one day marry but he is now doubtful that will happen. When discussing his relationship with Lani, Alan appeared depressed. He stared at the floor and his voice lowered. Alan reports that he gets along well with…

do you feel would work best for the Case of the Caregiver Wendy? I believe the Interpersonal Therapy Model would work best with the case of Wendy. Justify your answer. Be specific as to why you believe this one model would be the best in addressing the client’s concerns. One of the goals of the Interpersonal Therapy Model is to “instill hope and enhance expectation for change” (Frank, 1971). I believe the Interpersonal Therapy Model would work best in Wendy’s case because she needs hope. Wendy…

As of not long ago, it has been determined that to a degree, online networking can in truth be comprehended as improving interpersonal connections; after this is the very reason it exists in any case. In any case, it should now be affirmed that web-based social networking likewise has a huge dull side: it can unite individuals, as well as (and to some degree incomprehensibly) distance individuals from each other. Zakaria has given a decent case of how this functions: "You generally observe a…

interest in my advice on Interpersonal Communication. I have learned a lot through the course I have taken at Ashford University and would like to share some of the most important and critical aspects of communication that will help you grow, sustain and prolong a lasting, viable, connecting and effectual relationship that is built on respectable communication. In this letter, I will explain in detail the importance of interpersonal communication when starting any relationship and how it is…

The use of social media affects interpersonal relationships by; taking the importance of communication, ruining friendships/ relationships, and taking away quality family time. The first social media website "Six Degrees" had taken off in the year 1997. It then evolved into blogs and many other things that we still use today. Social media is based off of cell phones and pretty much has taken over our younger generations. The first internet accessible cell phone became used by the public in 1996…

aspects of the medicine wheel (Mussell, 2005) will help me to gain a better self-understanding and insight. During the process of self-understanding I will be able to identify how my intrapersonal communication affects my inter-professional and interpersonal communication. Once I gain insight into my intrapersonal communication…

Interpersonal Communication and Conflict Communication is becoming a major issue in today’s society people prefer to use other methods of communication rather then speaking face-to-face to a person. People do not like to admit and address their conflicts therefore it is unsuccessful to overcome conflicts of communication. Conflict is a normal factor between people, but it can lead to destruction of relationships by not using the proper management of communication. The main factor in…

Improving your conflict management skills are key to interpersonal relationships. However, actors rehearse and play major roles on television where conflicts are viewed to help portray the real side of television. How you handle the conflict that determines the situation at hand. I like to watch Blackish sometimes while watching season three episode nine. I realize how interpersonal conflicts on television relate to real life is so many ways. It is so clear and concise how the expressed…

Reflection Knowing when there are obstacles in a relationship and being able to observe and adjust one’s feelings is a way to monitor one’s thoughts and actions. One must know when and where to disclose intimate knowledge about oneself to protect one’s self from being used by another person. Learning the concept of how to know what to say and when to say something can keep the clarification of a conversation going. Being an active listener, keeping negative emotions out of the conversation and…

Chris Miller Newman BCTC Interpersonal Communication November 21, 2014 Interpersonal Communication; Self-Disclosure Interpersonal communication is defined as the process through which individuals in a community exchange feelings and information using both the verbal and non-verbal communication (Wolvin and Coskley 15). Concepts and theories have been used to attempt to explain and investigate refined complexities of interpersonal communication. Self-disclosure is one of the various strategies…