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    dosage for patients. These students study the body including the organs, bones, blood, lymphatic and neurological structures and functions. They are trained in numerous diseases and how injuries or abnormalities affect the whole system, including the mental and emotional states. Students are required to attend college, then medical school with a standard curriculum, and obtain a medical degree (MD) with a full year in medical internship. These students must train in no less than six specialties…

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    My education background currently consists of a High School diploma in June 2012, along with a Bachelor of Science degree from Kutztown University in May 2016. During my undergrad experience at Kutztown University my primary education of study was clinical psychology and sociology. However I was also involved in many activities that contribute to my learning along with additional extracurricular activities I roughly enjoyed throughout not only my college experience, but also throughout my high…

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    Elizabeth Loftus is a well recognized psychologist. Elizabeth is known for her eyewitness memory, and the different ways it can change (Hockenbury, Nolan, Hockenbury, 2016). Loftus collaborated with several other colleagues on many studies dealing with memory and memory distortion. Loftus then continued on in her research to find that source confusion on memories, lead to false memories. False memories are the distorted or fabricated recollection of something that did not actually happen…

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    The major code that is violated when using restrictive procedures is Bases for Scientific and Professional Judgments (2.04). Restrictive procedures lack empirical support, therefore psychologist are breaking this code that states all work is based from established scientific knowledge. Based on this code violation, there is no support on restrictive…

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    Dealing with clients can be unpleasant and depleting. The biggest reward of being a psychologist is often the biggest challenge of being a psychologist – helping people overcome and deal with their mental and emotional struggles. The truth is, managing other individuals' issues on a daily basis is troublesome. Most clinical psychologist have a hard enough time wrapping their mind around their own problems, let alone everyone else's. Psychologists have…

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    I think serving as a mental health counselor is going to change me entirely I can already feel my self changing my outlook the way I see certain situations. I find myself lost in though more than anything, and I think as I take more classes I will learn more about who I am and the kind of counselor I will become. I hope to be an amazing counselor one day, and to help a lot of people along the way. I think this will change me for the better, and let me create bonds with friends, something I have…

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    Mental Health Counselor Many teenagers would not make it through high school and more marriages would fall apart if it was not for one profession. To be a mental health counselor is an extremely taxing, difficult career. There is a lot of schooling and residency to get through, as well as a lifetime of listening to people who are angry, sad, or unable to feel at all. A counselor needs to meet many qualifications before they can be licensed. In spite of this fact, the growth of the job is at 29%…

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    Mental health physicians, such as counselors and psychologists, face a wide variety of ethical and moral dilemmas. One dilemma that has the possibility of occurring is a counselor talking about one of their patients outside of their office. While it is common for physicians to talk about their patients in generalities to other people, it becomes an ethical dilemma if the counselor or psychologists talks about their patient and accidentally uses their name. The mental health physician is then…

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    The Role of the Counselor in the Initial Stages of Psychopharmacological Interventions Every counselor must understand the importance of psychopharmacological interventions in the counseling process. Counselors are around clients more often then physicians or psychiatrists, which is why it is essential for clients to understand every aspect of medications and drug therapy. In this paper, I will analyze a case study of Paulette and describe her symptoms of depression. After careful consideration,…

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    Psychology is one of many fundamental components within the field of allied health to address when treating patients. The definition of psychology provided from the Australian Psychological Society 2015 states that; “Psychology is the scientific investigation of mental processes (thinking, remembering and feeling) and behaviour. Understanding a person requires attention to the individual’s biology, psychological experience and cultural context.” There are five different perspectives in…

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