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    understanding the behaviour outside of its rhetorical contingencies. The (cyber)bully rationalized as a rhetorical mode of power has worked counterintuitive to his/her self-conceptualization as a functional metaphor: research trends obfuscate the mental health of the initiator, and its particular ramifications, that are negated in the pretense of upholding social codifications. Further intermediation focusing on initiator rehabilitation implementing the severity of academic repercussions, fails…

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    Trauma Essay

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    men who recovered from research reached their turning points. By turning points, I’m referring to the moments where they seek professional treatment for their mental health issues. Counselors should recommend this method of writing therapy because according to research 23% of patients who write about their feelings are less likely to end up in a psychiatric hospital for mental illness. Another form of ‘writing’ corresponded to art. Art can be another form of a type of therapy involving writing…

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    experience and struggles with the termination despite their knowledge of why they came to counseling in the first place (Welfel, E.R., & Patterson, L.E. (2005). The Clinical Mental Health Counselor’s characteristics and/or behaviors may influence the session in the case study is several skill hierarchic ways. Clinical Mental Health Counselor can have a major influence on person who is broken, doesn’t have a stable relationship with others, need a friend and find the friendship in their…

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    SAMHSA Substance Abuse

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    What’s factors played significant that can a role to individual verses a group or family treatment pertain to substance abuse? When discovering the debate with SAMHSA and the Advocacy group it brought awareness and insight of the separate services both entities offered. The National Advisory Council implement a resolution endorsing that the SAMHSA inspire a wide range of supporting services to make a dual diagnosis. Being identified as joint entities can offer a more effective treatment to…

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    (2009) Gerald Caplan created a consultation model for use in counseling and mental health. Caplan’s definition of consultation included individual and groups coming together help one another for the greater good of the client. Caplan recognized the need for equality between the two experts: counselor and counselee (Erchul, 2009). Moreover, Caplan envisioned consultation to include teachers, clergy and other community professionals to better serve the community (Brown, Pryzwansky, & Schulte,…

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    globe. The Internet provides opportunities for virtually anybody to easily gather information, connect with others, work, and even receive health services. With the rapidly increasing use and convenience of the Internet, it is understandable that many markets, especially those of the mental health services, are affected in some way. One major way the mental health services is affected is with the higher demand of online counseling services. Online counseling is simply providing therapeutic…

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    she will only have to commit to 90 days (Pita, 2015). I feel that this is a safer way for her to go through her recovery and after 30 days of sobriety mental health professionals can reassess her to see if she is still feeling anxiety, paranoia, and voices. If at that time, she is having symptoms the DSM-V can be used to diagnosis any mental health disorders and receive proper treatment if…

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    Boys had less mental health knowledge and experience and higher mental health stigma than girls. In adjusted analyses, girls were twice as likely as boys to report willingness to use mental health services (odds ratio [OR] 2.45, 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.20–4.99). Parental disapproval and perceived stigma helped to explain the relationship between gender and willingness to use mental health services (OR 1.65, 95% CI .72–3.77)” (A CHANDRA and C MINKOVITZ…

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    Mental Health Nurse Role

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    The Role of Mental Health Nurse Introduction When looking back through the history of nursing it is clear to see the ever changing role of the mental health nurse (MHN), it seems inconceivable people with mental illness in 1845 were treated in lunatic asylums which were compulsory with the passing of the Lunacy Act. In the Asylums there were no nurse’s to be found only attendants who had little or no training other than “The Handbook for the Instruction of Attendants on the Insane” which was…

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    Hiv Aids Narrative Report

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    The vast majority of my employment experiences in the social service and educational sectors involved serving people with diverse disabilities. They include Autism; Asperger’s Syndrome; Attention Deficit Disorder; Deaf/hard-of-hearing; speech disabilities; visual impairment; mobility challenges; learning disabilities; psychiatric disabilities; brain injuries and medical disabilities such as epilepsy, chemical dependency and HIV/AIDS. I have nearly five years experience in the educational sector…

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