Bs Get Degrees: A Case Study

I would like to pursue counseling as my career and become a successful leader in the field. I have always had a passion to assist people in emotional distress. As a qualified professional in the counseling field, I would be able to identify their problems as well as offer them the most appropriate solutions that may help them deal with their situations. However, working as a professional counselor requires that I possess the relevant skills and knowledge that would enable me to offer quality services in which I think that I can obtain the skills at Capella University. As a

After graduating from Wright State University, with her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, her initial plan was to become a Therapist. But over the years, pursuing

Coming to Virginia Commonwealth University with a major in social work has been one of the best things I have done in the year of 2016. I can remember awaiting my acceptance into Virginia Commonwealth University and instantly choosing to attend. For the remainder of my senior year of high school, I couldn’t wait to pack up and leave for VCU. Before I knew it, it was August 20, 2016, move-in day. Aside from leaving my parents and hometown, I was a bit upset about having to quit my job, the anxiety of being a broke college student hit me before I even stepped on campus. On move in day I was a bit anxious and a little nervous to leave my parents but at the same time I was ready to leave and explore something new on my own.

McIntyre informed me that having a Bachelor Degree in Social Work was rewarding; Nevertheless, she wanted to become an inspiring therapist. Therefore, she applied for the master program at Arkansas State University. She was accepted and in the summer of 2014, she started grad school. She did her additional training for the grad school at Day Spring Behavior Health. She was trained in diversity, social work value and ethical, and economic injustice with clients. Afterward completion of 60 credit hours and 400 field hours, she graduated with her Master Degree in Social Work, May 2016.

In five years’ time, I will have graduated from Indiana State University’s Honors Program with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, and be actively pursuing my goal of becoming a psychiatrist at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. My passion to become a psychiatrist stems from a love for psychology that I developed during my sophomore and junior year in high school.

S): EMS dispatched to urgent care facility for NET of a Pt suffering from severe nausea and vomiting as requested by Pt’s doctor at Emory University Hospital.

It is with great enthusiasm that I submit a letter of interest for the clinical therapist position at The Ohio State University Counseling and Consultation Service (CCS). As a previous psychology intern and a current post-internship clinical fellow at CCS, I am well acquainted with the rich, supportive, and interdisciplinary climate fostered in the agency. This, along with the opportunity to serve marginalized populations, and tailor group and outreach activities to the needs of students and the larger university community, makes CCS the ideal place to begin my professional career. I believe that the rigorous didactic and clinical training I have gained working specifically within college counseling centers over the last four and a half years has prepared me well to serve at a dynamic, fast-paced clinical environment such as yours.

When I first started my college journey I initially majored in Biology. Not knowing what I wanted to do, I was influenced by my advisor to enter the biology field. After my third year, I decided not to pursue biology anymore, and that’s when I discovered my passion for the Psychology field. After receiving my undergrad in psychology, I knew that I wanted to get my masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, but I had no idea of how broad this area is. This week assignment granted me the opportunity to interview someone who has been in this profession for 25 plus years who has worked in all sectors when it comes to mental health counseling. It allowed me to learn the pros and cons of this field and it even gave me more insight and clarity on exactly what I wanted to do. I found this week assignment to be very informative and I believe it is necessary for anyone that’s interesting in entering in this field. I am grateful for the knowledge and advice that I received during this week assignment.

On New Year’s Day, three days before the start of Winter term, my grandfather passed away from a combined heart attack and stroke. It was sudden and I had no idea what to do. It brought back my depression, and I was on the brink of giving up entirely. Luckily and thankfully, my girlfriend and family stepped in and pushed me to not give up and to seek counseling at CAPS. There has been a lot of improvement which is elicited by my high honors completion of Winter term, my near completion of Spring Term, and the many other things that have occurred since New Year’s Day: Obtainment of the Florence Gradon Ragen and Louis Brooks Ragen Scholarship and the Nicholas J. and Thea Yonker Scholarship through the College of Liberal Arts, co-founding Pearlwood Visions, LLC. with my girlfriend through Google Startup Weekend: Roseburg, declaring pre-education, and establishing two internships this summer at UCC. Even though there is still residual depression from the events of this past academic year, I am grateful for discovering that History acts as my antidepressant; for while I sit in any of my history courses, read a primary source, or am writing a research paper are the only times that I know I can get past this depression and be successful in my academics and future career.

There where times Joan, brought me frustration, relief and ominous anticipation for my future career. At first, Joan’s demeanor toward Claudia’s recovery frustrated me. Joan would tell Claudia to use these certain strategies and that what she was actually unable to do. As Claudia became frustrated so did I. My thoughts all circled around the idea that Joan has never lived through a traumatic brain injury, she has no idea what Claudia is going through. It frustrated me that Joan acted as if she understood what Claudia was going through, when in fact she couldn’t even imagine. However after reading more and through out classes it became apparent that Joan’s “tough love” attitude of continuously reminding Claudia to be realistic and making her aware of things that she is not able to do yet was actually helping her to recover and in turn giving her a better quality of life. Although this part relived me, It did make me think about future clients I may

While my degree in psychology has given me a solid foundation of knowledge in research methods and ethics in the field, my second major in criminal justice has taught me more about issues in society among diverse populations than I ever thought possible. Everything I have learned in my classes has shaped me as a person and shaped my outlook on the world. I am much more aware of what other people face in life that I have not had to face in my own, which has helped me develop a deep level of empathy, a key characteristic for successful counselors. I am confident that Roosevelt University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program will help me build upon and refine the knowledge and emotional skills I have gained throughout my undergraduate

Reading others discussions and replies, it brought comfort knowing we are not alone with our fears. Recognizing that most of the fears are similar, I have to confess my anxiety has lessened resulting in a more positive outlook that I can earn my BSN degree. This in not a competition, we are nurses choosing the same path to pursue our educational goal, with that it gives me a sense of comfort. Think about how frightening it was to experience our first code blue, IV start, bed bath, hand washing skills lab. Also when we had that feeling that our patients really depended on us to listen, care and save their lives, we were their only voice at times. We overcame through all of our first and we will overcome our individual fears online courses, the

I believe the Murray State Honors Program will help me in furthering my education and enriching my college experience. This program will challenge me and prepare me for the career and life I want to lead. Through this program, I would meet like-minded students from other cultures and learn from professors who are highly skilled in their fields. This program would give me the opportunity to network and meet a variety of people who share the same passion for learning as I do. This will no doubt have a positive impact on my life. The interpersonal, scientific and research skills I would acquire from this program will provide a solid foundation for taking the next step to the graduate or PhD level. This distinguished program will help drive me

The class Social Work and Psychopathology allowed me to learn about anxiety in detail, which I feel was an asset when working with the individual in my key experience. I was able to understand many of the symptoms that she has experienced in the past and help identify coping skills to help get past the anxiety felt meeting with the Vocational Rehabilitation counselor. I encouraged this individual recognize other areas that she felt anxiety might be a problem for her. Recognizing what and where anxiety had previously caused problems in their life will help this individual prepare to work past it as they strive to be a part of the competitive workforce.

Syracuse University is a basketball school. It’s a big part of our campus culture, and many SU students love to play the game. With this in mind, we sought out to create a fundraising campaign for the PATHE initiative that provides students with a way to enjoy themselves while giving aid to young scholars seeking a path to college. Hoops for Higher Education is an event that will take place in the Flanagan Gymnasium. This event will be held on an afternoon on a weekend where students will have more free time on their hands to attend, and participants of this event will play against each other in a 3 v 3 basketball tournament for a grand prize of $100. Teams will be made up of three players, with an optional fourth additional person who will