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    the distorted perception of abnormally low body weight leading to alarming health complications; due to the extreme measures of maintaining an absurdly thin body. This paper explores how the illness alters the social, psychological, behavioural, and physiological health of adolescences focusing more with the teenage girl’s population. It also discusses the roles of nurses in addressing, managing, and preventing anorexia nervosa by applying interventions examined in this paper. Finally, it…

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    irreversibly damaged. The onset of vascular dementia is sudden. Symptoms depend on which area of the brain is affected, but it can affect memory, and other cognitive functions such as the ability to make decisions must be affected. Dementia with Lewy bodies causes hallucinations, delusions, problems with movement, and decreased the cognitive abilities. Dementia frontal-temporal is affecting personality and speech but does not affect memory. (Alzheimer 's Association,…

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    Introduction This paper will evaluate the research paper Individual experiences following a 6-month exercise intervention: A qualitative study, published in the International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being (Kerkelä, Jonsson, Lindwall, & Strand, 2015). This study examines the mind, body connection, and the influence that connection has on an individual’s health. I will include an explanation of the study’s purpose, and complete evaluation of the methodology,…

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    the ancient Greek age there was a vast use of psychology of sports and exercises. They were devoted to preparation, concentration, moderation and relaxation approach. Exercise psychologist promoted the motto” Mens Sana “which means healthy mind in a healthy body. Thousand eight hundred years ago the first innings of present day sports psychology came in to being. Hermann Von Helmholtz, a Professor in Edinburg University described on intervals of exercise in sports people. In 1926 the…

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    complementary treatment modality that has been shown to be effective in those suffering from depression. Yoga is an ancient Indian practice, known to be beneficial for overall health and relaxation. It uses specific body positions, breathing exercises and meditation to help connect ones mind and body whilst also helping to promote strength and flexibility at the physical level. (Verrastro 2014, p.1). Depression is defined as a serious mental health illness that causes a prolonged state of low…

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    education should develop their minds with wisdom, virtue, and eloquence (54). Formative education is a gift from God for all the children of the world, even the most struggling students. It aims for children to discern, to thrive, to serve, to know, and to live as good citizens of the Kingdom of God. Formative education for children with special needs and struggling students centers its attention on the following different structures: early intervention, strength of the mind, and development of…

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    introduced to the principles of mindfulness meditation to help them cope with stress from the academic and social challenges that college entails. By practicing mindfulness meditation, it “allows the pupils, even for just a few minutes, to clear their minds of all the noisy thoughts and worries they pick up in their everyday lives, and focus on the present moment to gain a better sense of calm and well-being” (The National). The school’s upcoming headmaster, Mr. Lambert, “was inspired to…

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    “method of doubt” arises from the dualistic view that the mind is separated from the body. The premise of doubt is found in the weakness of human sensory perception to see the truth outside of bodily functions, especially with the use of the human brain. Therefore, the foundation of doubt is based on the inability of the body to reconcile the mental processes or the functions of the mind. This is an important way to understand the definition of “mind” as a function of the soul/spirit through the…

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    The ABC Model of Crisis Intervention is a tool that was developed to help Human Service Professional make sure we have the interest of the client in mind. Although not everyone you know may experience a crisis, for the ones who do experience a crisis they may not be able to cope in a healthy manner and may fall into a state of crisis. If the client does not receive proper care for crisis intervention, they are more likely to remained unable to function at the level they were f functioning…

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    was experiencing a lot of stress from her school work and her internship. My client is a senior at Austin Peay and often expresses how much she has to complete before she is ready to graduate. I asked the client if she knew of any alternative interventions that she could use to relieve her stress and asked if I could use some of the guided imagery that I have just learned. Before the session started, the client reported feeling stressed and overwhelmed, and as for me; I was very nervous and…

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