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    Introduction The Role-Play Analysis was a very interesting assignment. It allowed us, as novice practitioners to practice skills that were taught throughout the semester. The following are therapy models that were covered: Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused and Interpersonal Therapy Models. RP 1 Motivational Interviewing: Strengths A strength that I noticed throughout the video was my ability to actively listen to Wendy and reflect her feelings or what I believed she felt and then I…

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    To Support and Guide Children via Social and Behavioral Sciences Children, teens, and adults all over the world are struggling. There is no person who is perfect, nor does anyone have an “easy” life. I, for one, have not had it “easy” at any point in my life. Since the moment I learned to talk, I have been dealing with incredible hardships concerning family; mental health issues; sexual, emotional, and physical abuse; physical health conditions; financial issues, and more. I believe every person…

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    almost two years keeping to himself, not playing or talking to other children, being aggressive, and doing his own thing. This prompted his teachers to reach out to a specialist to intervene. This book examines the effectiveness of non-directive play therapy with Axline, a well-respected child psychologist who wrote this book after helping Dibs, in order to…

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    younger age students from the age range of 4 to 6 was very interesting experiences to critique and summarize my results of the overall sessions. The both session was with child that age range from 4 to 5 years old. Play for young children is important in learning, and also therapy interventions to address issues. He was given choices of puppet, blocks or puzzles to choose from to establish competency 100. This when a successful therapeutic relationship between counselor and client to build…

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    methods to be done. When it was nearing to turn centuries, orthopedic surgeons started to treat patients with specific physical treatment methods. Such methods are massage, exercise, hydrotherapy and the like. In World War I, physical and occupational therapy became increasingly important adjuncts to surgical practice, particularly in the treatment of…

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    & Tucker, 2017). The desires of children and adolescents are quite different and incomparable to adults. Additionally, children and adolescents express their feelings, process information, and perform differently than adults. Consequently, talk therapy is not always a beneficial intervention tool for the child and adolescent population. Unfortunately, many counselors leave their graduate programs without the appropriate preparation in working with this population. Hence, attending workshops,…

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    gradually go through the alphabet throughout the whole year. Speech and language therapy at Rise focuses greater on vocabulary development and less on reading. Like all the other therapies at Rise, speech and language therapy is integrative, in that it is held within normal class activities, and implements activities that promote fine and gross motor movement, such as the pincer grasp and stomping. Speech and language therapy also focuses a great deal on the use of sign language for all…

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    Depression In Hamlet

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    Depression In the book, Hamlet by William Shakespeare, it is considered a problem play because there are so many problems such as depression and one of the characters that is affected by this is the main character, Hamlet. He tends to say some strange things when he is talking that indicates he has a problem. In the play, he has a conversation with a ghost and here is a quote he says in the first act, “O most pernicious woman! O, villain, villain, smiling, damned villain! My tables, — meet it…

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    PLAY CYCLES, CUES AND FRAMES THE PLAY CUE This is the signal that the child gives that they want to play; for example a boy kicking a ball towards you. THE PLAY RETURN This is what goes back to the child after they have given the signal-the play return does not have to be a person; you kicking the ball back. THE PLAY FRAME The play frame is created by cues and returns to form completion of the play frame.(two children kicking a ball one to the other for a period of time) PLAY ANNIHILATION This…

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    college or university in fall of 2016. I signed with the Red Devils in 2014 while still in high school, receiving a scholarship to play for them during my college freshman and sophomore years. Although I originally planned on majoring in education to teach math and science at the middle and high school levels, my interests have shifted to focus on sports therapy/physical therapy due to my involvement in sports. I have been playing baseball since I was seven (7) years old, dedicating a large…

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