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    Detox Research Paper

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    Detox - short for detoxification - means getting dangerous substances out of your system, which is the first step towards treatment of and recovery from addiction. Drugs and alcohol, although not necessarily toxic in the way say, arsenic or cyanide are, are insidious substances to have inside you. They breed dependency and lower inhibition against their own use. In that sense, they impair one's judgment, and make it easier to continue use that is ultimately harmful to one's mental and physical…

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    There is more than being just a physical therapist then what it seems.It is a job that requires lots of commitment and dedication. A career in physical therapy is best fitted for hardworking, caring, individuals. The salary in the physical therapy industry depends on one’s position. “The cost of education for a physical therapist has a huge impact on the profession” (Jette). In Springfield, Missouri there are only two physical therapist schools that graduate one-hundred-twenty students each…

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    Influx of mentally unstable, homeless people into the streets of Manhattan in the 80’s, led to the inception of New York city’s Project Help. The main aim of Project Help was to assist needy, homeless people, which was met with resistance. The ideology behind this project is not something new, as it saw a beginning with Hippocrates, Plato, and Galen who held the belief that mental disorders had natural causes. Such naturalistic approach was abandoned in the middle ages, substituting it for…

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    seek a permanent, full-time position in social work. I offer the attached resume for your review. I started my social work career as a volunteer in daytime activities with geriatric schizophrenic patients. My BSW substantiated my professional commitment and zeal to assist mentally challenged patients. During my undergraduate studies at University of Pittsburgh, I interned in an emergency room shadowing a clinical social worker and accompanied the EMTs on their shifts…

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    Involuntary Commitment: The Ethical Problem towards Involuntary Psychiatric Care Introduction Many people who have been diagnosed with a mental illness often has a distorted perception of reality and have lost their ability to make a decision towards their best interest. This perceptual distortion can interfere with an individual’s function so severely to an extent where medical intervention is necessary and because of this distortion, a centralized idea developed that those with a mental…

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    Brief Intermountain Healthcare and Our Hospital Intermountain Healthcare (IH) has a strong and well developed commitment to quality improvement. Adoption of some of the components of this pursuit may benefit our system. These components must be considered in the context of our system differences and similarities. IH has: 130 outpatient facilities 24 hospitals 30,000 employees 750 employed physicians facilities in several insurance markets a large mix of payers a primary care to tertiary…

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    their lives. Drug rehab centers in the area offer group therapy, cognitive and behavioral therapy, methadone/buprenorphine or vivitrol treatment as well as several other specialized forms of care. There are a wide range of programs as well including outpatient care, partial hospitalization treatment, residential rehab, and inpatient treatment. All in all, with so many choices in types of care and treatment lengths residents of Harrisonburg, Virginia are bound to find a program to meet their…

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    tracking progress. That said, we will be collaborating with a local outpatient agency, which will provide both group and individual counseling (and this will enable progress to be tracked, whether this information is made available via release to the sober house is TBD). The girls will also be encouraged to start sponsoring others through the 12 steps before they leave, as this will ensure true connection and deepen their commitment to their own recovery. During this time, women will be…

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    century, inpatient mental health facilities were the focal point of treatment. Due to the fact that admission to this facilities was generally a long-term, with patients seldom ever leaving, the “asylums” were phased out over time and replaced with outpatient care facilities. The cruelty towards and incarceration of those with mental illness led to societal stigma not only for patients but towards mental health care facilities in general, which is a problem still seen today…

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    on the road to recovery. As a result, they feel justified with returning to alcohol or drugs. This is why it is important for self-efficacy to remain high for recovering addicts. One’s commitment to abstinence is a strong predictor for motivation in the reductions of drug and alcohol use. The level of commitment to abstinence at treatment end predicts sustained abstinence, a requirement for recovery (Laudet & Stanick, 2010). Abstinence is the best way to avoid drug addiction. According to…

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