Client Presentation And Service Delivery

D: Group topic was focused on Dim 2, Dim 3, and Dim 5. Group activity included the followings: reviewing the film called “Opiate,” learning the effects of abusing OTC and prescribed pain medications, and discussing the crucial elements for staying healthy and maintaining sobriety. Client was present and engaged in the group activity. Client shared openly and appropriately, “I would like tapering off from methadone and get into Suboxone program in 9 months. I will eat well and do exercise because I have to take care of my daughter.”

When a therapist honors resistance, it allows the client to have an opportunity to not have to struggle with the feeling of having to do the work alone or of being engulfed with the pain. Sack Lentz (2016) states “as in all successful work with resistance, we can hope to see in our patient’s greater freedom and flexibility” (p. 9). Sophie entered treatment with the belief that therapy did not work and that she did not need it. The therapist allowed her to have this belief, and just encouraged her to keep coming for her evaluation and slowly gained her trust. Once Sophie chooses to stay in therapy, the hard work begins. The therapist begins to use Sophie’s resistance as an indictor that there is a deep wound

With facilitating a presentation, you have to make sure that your audience understands the information, so you have to keep the audience engaged in your presentation sometimes provide destination of the course being presented. It helps to verify if the participants that are engaged, be able to use a series of different processes to address the content, and apply the right process. You must be aware of the physical environment and how it can influence group behavior. You may be able to arrange things to provide for greater participant comfort. Just like any presentations, you want to make sure that your body language is great with your presentation. You want to be aware that your posture, body movement, facial expression and eye contact are great. You also must pay attention on how participants process the information that is given to them.

Stanhope and Lancaster, states that the client system consists of five variables that exert their influence on the systems, they are; physiological, psychological, sociocultural, spiritual and developmental which is unique to the individual basic core structure. However, the client system may also include the individual, families, groups and communities. The environment constitutes all internal and external influences that exert its effects on the client system. These influences are known as stressors. They can occur at any point in time and can either be negative or positive, and can create instability in the client system. As a result the client health relies on the activation of the system defense mechanism identified by Neuman’s as the

[Client] is expanding from marketing into public relations (PR) services. The initial scope for [Client] PR included public sector, non-profit, consumer brands, healthcare, technology, commercial, and industrial clients. While [Client] has long-term potential to serve diverse audiences, the persona project kick-off meeting narrowed this scope to healthcare/medical, technology, professional services, and non-profit. This narrowed scope is indicated by five boundaries in Figure 1.These boundaries represent a clear direction to conduct persona research for ideal clients. This is a suitable niche for persona research because the boundaries align with underlying PR strategy, intersect with team capabilities, and conform to local markets. While ideal

The activities or work to be given to clients depends on their issue. The first handout form will be given to all clients is a mind/body self-care form to be completed and returned. During this process the coach want to make sure the clients take care of self because session will not work if self is not in good health. The client will receive the vision of life reality flowchart to be completed this helps the client realize the visual aspect of set goals. The couples will receive a form to write down likes and dislikes of partner and write a brief statement why you chose your

Completing the initial contact with the client showed me both areas in which I need improving and areas I did well. After speaking with classmates and receiving feedback from my supervisor I was able to better understand what others thought of my interview. Seemingly, main areas of concern during the interview were to maintain professionalism, practice self-reflection, show empathy, conduct the interview in a thorough manner, and avoid any personal biases during the interaction.

There are many challenges Tracy and his family may be experiencing. Tracy’s behavior may be an indication of the stress related to his parents influence on his academic activities and the strain his family has experienced causing his parents to contemplate divorce. Mental health counseling focuses on the “developmental, preventive, and educational, as well as traditional, aspects of treatment (Smith & Robinson, 2002); therefore, from a mental health counseling perspective, the challenges that may be impacting Tracy and his family include the parents not having the knowledge and ability to reduce stressors that are causing Tracy’s lower academic grades, as well him being withdrawn from his peers (Hall & Torres, 2002). Essentially, Tracy’s parents may not know how to get access to a mental health counselor for Tracy or how to secure a mental health counselor for the family unit. Another challenge possible facing Tracy’s parents includes a lack of understanding about how their influence on Tracy’s academics is negatively impacting his desire to choose to interact with his peers at school and participate in activities that interest him. They also appear to lack the ability to identify how stressors experienced in the family and between them may impact Tracy’s seeking out their parental approval, versus disapproval, and how to address assist him in cultivating his initiative to pursue his own interests.

The client is an eight-year old Latino female who has been diagnosed with ADHD, present the symptoms that meet a diagnosis of opposition defiant disorder, adjustment disorder with anxiety, and adjustment disorder with disturbance of emotions and conduct. The client suffers from depression, too. The client lives in foster homes with two other foster children, male and female, which are around the same age as the client. For the most part, the client gets along with the foster children, but struggles to get along with children at school. Also the client is known to talk back to her foster parents. At school the client hits, pulls, and trips other children. The client also starts fights while at the park. The foster mother would hopefully like to adopt the client if family reunification is to fail. However, the foster family is now having concerns as to how they would manager her aggression if they were to adopt the client. The client does have a therapist and a wraparound team for supports as well her biological aunt and foster family. The client’s biological mother is a drug addict and substance abuse user. The client’s mother had her at age 13 (the mother is known not show the client any affection or support). The client and her mother have a strange relationship. The biological mother can be inappropriate and rude to the client during visits (talks about how the client is overweight).

Client age, gender, occupation: Child is a 15 year old Caucasian male. He is a junior at Sower’s Alternative High School.

Many customers of electric vehicles need an affordable form of transportation. GM has been able to satisfy this need with its affordable 2016 Spark EV starting at $25,120 with a potential $7,500 tax credit (General Motors Company, n.d). This all-electric vehicle allows consumers to purchase an affordable car that uses clean energy. GM also offers the affordable hybrid Volt starting at $33,170, and plans to release the fully electric Bolt EV late 2017 starting at $37,495 (Korosec, 2016). These electric cars provide customers with inexpensive alternatives to the vehicles currently offered by Tesla. Tesla’s Model S is its only sedan and has a starting price of $66,000 (Tesla, n.d.). The Model X is Tesla’s sport utility vehicle with a starting price of $74,000 (Manjoo, 2016). While Tesla’s current models are significantly more expensive than GM’s electric vehicles, Tesla is releasing its all-electric Model 3 in 2017 at a starting price of $35,000, which is more in line with the prices of GM’s electric vehicles (Manjoo, 2016).

The Clientele Limited Group is an expanded financial services group, listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and is one of South Africa's leading direct suppliers of financial service products. Over the past 20 years it has been successful in offering suitable and easy to understand financial services products to the public through various direct marketing and sales distribution channels. Clientele Limited's business model and the performance thereof has resulted in Clientele Life becoming the fastest growing Life Office in South Africa in relative terms. This model has provided stockholders with constant growing and returns on their investments with Return on Shareholder Equity consistently exceeding 50%. Clientele has also reliably been rated in the top 50

Our product is known as Sharon’s Lollies (lollipops). We have a variety of different lollipops all with their own multitude of flavors. Our prospecting methods are cold calling, direct mail, & using our business website. Sharon’s Lollies is the only lollipop manufacturing/distributing company in American Samoa. It is fairly new and very promising. This sales call is an initial sales call to try and start multiple business relationships with different retailers and wholesalers who are interested in selling lollipops.

I would like to acknowledge the client development on their company, which makes a granite cleaning product. Being a sole proprietorship, our new client made a big accomplishment because the product has been sold in many major retail stores. This only brings big and better ideas to an individual owner of a company. While the client was involved in the sole proprietorship, there were different characteristics of the business that the expansion was required to be utilized, but there were still issues within the business. The client has informed me that they have recently encountered a problem with their distributor. At the point when the item landed in the merchant 's area, the wholesaler rejected the item, saying that they have received

On Friday the 13th of February I interviewed the Liquor Store Manager from Makro Springfield, Babs Moodley. Babs informed me on information regarding Labour Relations and incidents involving employees and the CCMA. He also offered insight into organisational structures and methods they use to problem solve employee grievances.