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    Psychodynamic therapies will enable John to connect the past to the present behavior as well as examine unresolved interpersonal conflicts that arise from childhood experiences. From a psychodynamic perspective, there are two important treatment goals for John. The first…

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    Geriatric Interview Essay

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    I feel as though they often neglect their health by being overwhelmed with daily stressors and/or the fear of the end being near. Physical therapy is very important and necessary for the elderly. We all know that as we age our body slows down and our joints can become stiffer. This is why it is critical that we keep our geriatric population active to decrease the chances of injury and maintain…

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    Concepts learned that will help me to be more effective in my counseling work The concept that was most informative and will assist me with becoming a more effective counselor includes the study on consultation. To know that intervention methods can be discussed with other professionals will help me ensure that I am applying my best knowledge and efforts. Also, to know that consultation can be utilized as a problem solving technique to enhance the counseling process for the client can most…

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    UC DPT Career Goals

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    the last two years with students becoming employed within 1-6 months after graduation. My overall goal is to begin working as soon as possible once I have received my license. My long term career goal is to become a hippotherapist in the physical therapy field. Prior to beginning my career as a hippotherapist, I plan to benefit from the knowledge I will receive in customary settings to gain hands on experience. I believe the UC DPT program will provide me with the…

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    My Christian Values Paper

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    In my opinion, my theoretical orientation blends with my Christian values in many ways. First, I am a believer of the family systems and I have witnessed family dysfunction being passed down from one generation to the next in my family. Second, the way my parents raised me has had a big influence in my past and present life. These align with my Christian values because I believe that family is everything. Remember, the Bible tells us to honor thy mother and thy father. More important, Proverbs…

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    Over the past one and half month, the class of PDE 502 (Counselling and Career Education) has taught me some major lessons for life in dealing with the clients in response to their emotional needs. The role of a counsellor is not unlike that of a friend where by it is nurtured by being in each other’s company, talking over everyday issues and sharing feelings. However, what sets a counsellor apart is their experience and the ability to apply counselling theories and techniques to assist people…

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    Freud was one of the earliest psychoanalysis to share the belief that personal development is a crucial and non-negotiable part of counselling training. He believed in order to acquire the ideal qualification in the counselling profession that one must enter into a deep analysis of oneself (Freud, 1964). Through this self-analysis it will allow the trainee counsellor the opportunity to delve into every aspect of their personality, morals and values. I being a trainee counsellor would personally…

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    Importance Of Resilience

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    Resilience is the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats, or even significant sources of stress — such as family and relationship problems, serious health problems, or workplace and financial stressors. It means “bouncing back” from difficult experiences. (American Psychological Association, 2017). Rogerson and Ermes, 2008 propose resilience is the ability to persevere and thrive in the face of exposure to adverse situations. Resilience come from a Latin…

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    My understanding of somatic is whenever my subconscious mind speaks to me through my body. It is like having your own personal adviser, who helps you to think, sense, feel, memorize, and intuit to experience intrapersonal intelligence. According to me, this type of inner communication of the body can help us to achieve better health and clear focus in our lives. Also, help us to add significant values to the existing abilities. Through body senses class, I have been identifying some inner…

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    Careers in Kinesiology 1. Job Title: Performance Sports Trainer (https://www.simplyhired.com/job/fVusAwwlrKWTC0C_sxNXxV6gkqjLMxxS67N-kIkTPOxzGjz5V-9EOg?isp=0) Summary- From the Description/Job Summary it looks looke like this is an elite or premium training facility. Being that it is an advanced performance center I would expect its trainers need to be just as if not more advanced. It has several mentions of competitive training and seems to have an emphasis on Althletic weight training.…

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