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    Therapies Not only parents, family, teachers and friends have a place in the development of personality, values, attitudes, and behavior of a person, but also the experiences, society and mental illness can affect it. Therapies Psychotherapy a psychological technique that can bring about positive changes in personality, behavior, or personal adjustment. Origins of therapy Archaeological discoveries of the Stone Age, confirms the cruel treatment to which people with mental problems were submitted. Because of their limited knowledge of such conditions, people attributed the unusual behavior to witchcraft, demons, and magic. For this "therapists" of the era used a treatment called trepanning, a surgical procedure in which a hole is bored in…

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    ASTYM Therapy

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    accompanying brain injury, cerebral palsy cause tendinopathy or a breakdown of of the soft tissues that make up tendons. ASTYM therapy is a noninvasive modality used to treat tissue dysfunction through the use of tools. The therapist moves the tools over the area, such as the eight year old girls hamstring and achilles tendons, in a pattern that creates a rough, catching sensation as the tools encounter…

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    In this paper there are difference between Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy and the overlapping similar in both Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy. Now the education and the training for both Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy is important to know getting into this profession. The salary is not always important in a job but it is important to know what you will make if the person is the best or the worst at their job. Knowing what both professions will do for both the…

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    Adlerian Therapy

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    An Existentialist Pretending to be an Adlerian While I believe Adlerian therapy is the best practice for me working with clients, existentialism has played a primary role in my personal development over the past ten years. The concept that “The existentialist does not view death negatively but holds that awareness of death as a basic human condition gives significance to living” became crystal clear to me in 2006 (Corey, 2017, p 145). Following nearly a year of exponentially increasing pain, I…

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    that the client practices, speech-music therapy which consists of a combination of speech therapy and music therapy and, speech motor learning, the patient learns consonants and vowels in nonsense words. Speech Motor Learning Approach and Speech-Music Therapy In both the Speech…

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    many misconceptions about people that use therapy for their issues, whether it is that they must be weak, have very serious problems, or even that they are paying too much when they could just talk to a friend. These statements are simply not true, people who go to therapy can often be strong individuals that just want to better their lives. There are various types of therapies that exist, and they can help people to cope with many different kinds of dilemmas within their lives. The three major…

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    Art Therapy

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    Every single type of therapy has two goals: to make the patients feel comforted and keep them involved as much as possible. Several studies have confirmed that any other parts of psychotherapy is any more, or any less, effective. It would be difficult to tell how efficient this actually is considering that each patient is different and has their own way of dealing with their problems. The main focus is making sure that patients feel as though it has helped him or her with making improvements in…

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    Pet Therapy

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    With the use of pet therapy, nurses are able to help patients recover in a way that is different from the traditional approach, either by distraction from hospital or nursing facility routines and treatments or through the presence and interaction with an animal, which serves as comforting and relaxing. As a nurse, we must be fully aware of the patient’s perceptions, as a caring relationship is the key element of nursing practice, which is linked to a positive patient outcome (O’Nan, Jenkins,…

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    Play Therapy

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    Clark, C.D (2013). Play Therapy. Rutgers University, USA. Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development. Play therapy attracts therapeutic control of play, which they are using professional therapist’s substances and care to help children with problems through play activity. Play therapy may be of importance further than the clinical setting, and conducted within parents and in preschools. Play therapy can formalize a context for children’s self-guided play, it focuses on the importance of play…

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    Equine Therapy

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    TYPES OF EQUINE THERAPY Within Equine therapy there several forms and style of treatment which range from riding to grooming, which allows for a unique individualized approach to therapy. Since there are various forms of treatment, there is one overall term that encompasses all forms of equine therapy which are known as Equine-Assisted Activities and Therapy. “Therapeutic horseback riding uses a therapeutic team, usually including a certified therapeutic riding instructor to help an individual…

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