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    generations as well (Lander et al., 2013). Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an empirically supported therapy intended to assist individual in coping with feelings and work through self-sabotaging behaviors (Dimeff & Linehan, 2008). DBT emphasizes balancing problem solving skills, emotional regulation, acceptance of the self and others, validation, and mindfulness. This is why DBT is an important therapy in counseling those with attachment disorders coupled…

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    This organization wants to create programs to help couples with children learn how to have a good support system. In the family systems therapy, this writer believes that this article can relate to four of the six viewpoints. The four viewpoints consist of Adlerian family therapy, human validation process model, structural family therapy, and strategic family therapy (Corey, 2013, 2009). The Adlerian family therapy’s goal is to enable parents are leaders and promotion of effective parenting…

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    1.5.1 Pharmacological Therapy Based on this therapy, the treatment of aggression begins with proper evaluation to identify underlying the medical or psychiatric precipitants. Medication will considered for aggressive behaviour children only in the site of a careful diagnose assessment that reviews multiple risk factors and generates a complex formulation. The therapist will identify the target symptoms in an aggression child and adolescent such as poor attention, anxiety, irritability,…

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    counseling approaches are designed to enhance the relationships that exists between different members of the same family, such as between the parents and children. In family therapy, the changes that happen will be measured by how much improvement is made in the family’s ability to communicate better following therapy sessions. Family therapy may be necessitated by the differences between ideas, opinions, or ideals between two or more family members. Such differences will often result in…

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    family structure and a set of guidelines to organize family therapy techniques. As he always says, families walk in using a very narrow part of themselves and it is up to us as family therapists to assist them in expanding their options for more adaptive ways of being, by assisting them in changing their structure. Going on to Slide 6. Now we will begin to discuss the structural family therapy theory. As I have said, structural family therapy provides you with a road map to assist you in not…

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    modality or technique that worked for one family may not work for the next, and vice versa. In addition, I have learned that with each therapy session will vary and a therapist can use as many techniques and modalities as they see…

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    and any medication issues. Pt. verbalized how his current prescribed medication (methadone 90 mg) is working well. Primary Counselor asked him if he is having any recovery concerns and whether the he has used any drugs or alcohol since his last AMS therapy session. Pt. denied having any mental health issues at the moment. Pt. reported that the last time he used heroin was with his girlfriend. Pt. identified himself as a 21 year…

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    The career I am going to school for is to be a physical therapist assistant (PTA). I have known about this career since my sophomore year in high school. During a baseball game I fractured my left wrist while sliding into third base. Soon after, I had to have surgery on my wrist because of the way it bent when I was sliding into the base. When I got my cast off the doctor insisted I go to a physical therapist to help me move my wrist and make it stronger. While I was there I soon realized their…

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    Emily Foster February 16, 2015 Radiation therapists are an integral part of the oncology team. Along with using radiation to destroy cancer or other diseases, they offer compassion and faith to people fighting. Radiation therapy would be an extremely fulfilling career choice. Radiation therapists are able to begin the process of recovery for many people. The one on one connection with patients combined with the impact a radiation therapist has on their life will inspire me on a daily basis to…

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    There are many different techniques that the therapist will use, some of them must do with the structure of the session and others deal with the theoretical guidance. In this paper, I will discuss narrative therapy and what types of training an individual need when it comes to being aware of that. Another thing this paper will cover is stories in a theory session and how they can bring about change. In the counseling world, I therapist will come across many stories that the client…

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