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    aspects may arise. Diversity impacts the way counselors offer therapy to families and couples. The issues related to diversity that will impact counseling are religion and cultural beliefs. Not only are religion and cultural beliefs discussed in text, but through my own personal experience working in a mental health facility. The Impacts of Diversity In Counseling Families and Couples Every family…

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    to obtain a rating from the minor on where she perceives she is on the scale that day. o Counselor will work with minor on the ability to establish and maintain close interpersonal relationships. o Heidy will continue to attend weekly individual counseling sessions as well as weekly clinical group dynamic to reinforce life…

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    In light of my qualifications for the Masters Education Program of Genetic Counseling situated at Virginia Commonwealth University, it is significant to understand the spark that lit the conflagration of my interest in the field. Genetics as a whole has proven to be a profound influence on my life until this point, as it has for many others, but contrasted from others in its influence on my mindset and desire to understand the world that surrounds humanity. The questions of why people behave,…

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    Carolina at Pembroke, Department of School Administration and Counseling. The purpose of the workshop was to help Practicum and Internship students learn about the Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Exam (CPCE) and the National Counseling Exam (NCE). The presenter, Dr. Ki Chae gave an overview of the material on both exams. Dr. Chae explained that all Clinical Mental Health Counseling students and all Professional School Counseling students are required to take the CPCE when enrolled in…

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    My Theory of Counseling: An Introductory to an Emerging Comprehension of My Theoretical Perspective When becoming a therapist, remaining cognizant of the theoretical approaches and how each one corresponds successfully into one’s outlook on human nature, personal struggles, and the developmental changes in a person’s lifetime is critical. Consequently, comprehending each of the methodologies and philosophies stand as vitally important as does the therapist’s self-awareness of his/her own ideals…

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    This paper studies the idea of how interpersonal therapy works with and to improve (reduce) depression. In a number of articles, the response to what this style of therapy is aimed at and how it works will be brought upon with results from studies who have seen the outcomes from trials rooted on this topic. In a few of these articles the way that improvement with interpersonal therapy is measured is through a person’s characteristics, for example a person’s openness to experience or their…

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    Workplace Interviews

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    then once again doing sales and retail and marketing before deciding on becoming a teacher. When asked, Colin revealed his career decision was based on his desire to coach football. I see this as an example of the Person- Environment Correspondence Counseling because of Dawis's and Lofquist's key point: “individual needs are most important in determining an individual's fit into work environment”. His desire to coach and his communication abilities gained while doing sales along with the…

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    Active Listening Analysis

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    . Reflective comment: Helpfulness of the interaction 4.1 Active listening The interaction would have been more helpful if the practitioner was engaged in active listening. To better understand this process, an example from the role play will be used. The reason client has decided to use a counselling service is because she has a need, and perhaps in the state of disequilibrium. The client feels a sense of shame and disappointment with her occupational status. In order to mitigate the state of…

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    the course of the counseling relationship between the counselor and client, counselors will continuously use assessments in order to provide effective counseling to their client. Counselor uses assessments for a variety of reasons, such as to properly diagnose, measure the degree the problem or issue is affecting the client and to monitor any and all progress the client has made. It is important for the practicing counselor to continually monitor their client during the counseling progress for…

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    part of the treatment team and are viewed to be “essential leadership personnel in the RI process” (Ryan et al., 2011). RTI allows school counselors the opportunity to provide students with a “much earlier intervention and insight into students’ counseling needs” (Ryan et al., 2011). RTI also allows student counselors the opportunity to work with students and provide them with “personal/social and career objectives” that are included in the “academic curriculum objectives” and allows them the…

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