Clinician Therapeutic Analysis

Both experience and new qualified practitioner are aware of the many models and theories in the counselling profession. Critical reflection, supervision, observation and client feedback all support and develop better Practitioner in the counselling field.

Patient positioning is important for better visualisation and to minimize the discomfort the patient may endure during the procedure. The patient lies on the trolley or stretcher on the left side. The height of the stretcher can be adjusted suitable for the endoscopist. The patient’s head is supported on a small firm pillow.

Counselor facilitated an individual session with the client to address hostile, defiant behavior, and temper tantrums.

D-Meet the patient for a 1:1 session. The patient provided clarification on her living arrangment with this writer. According to the patient, she resides at her mother house in New Britian, CT, but sometimes stay with her daughter in Bristol. The patient then discussed the issues at her mother's residence about her sister and her children living rent free and not contributing to the household. The patient says, " I lost it.....i had enough." The patient expressed her frustration to the family and says, " The next day, everyone was acting like nothing had happen......being nice to me." This writer discussed with the patient about different ways she could have handled it without losing control of her anger; however, the patient reports she normally

was also able to put the patients mind at ease by letting them know I was speaking to a direct

A variance is “the difference between an actual amount and the budgeted amount; labeled as favorable if it increases operating income and unfavorable if it decreases operating income” (Nobles et al., 2014). Budgeted variances are critical to a business, such as Peyton Approved, due to the issues that are causing them. If a business does not take the time to try and figuring out why the variances have occurred then the problems will never be solved and could potential hurt the success of the company. An unfavorable or favorable variance is an honest outcome deriving from the contrast in the actual results and what was budgeted, so business need to take the time and actually ask why the variance is unfavorable. There could be many different reasons ranging from the

I am completing my foundation year field internship at Devonear, Inc. Devonear, Inc. is located in Homestead, FL. It is a full service community mental health center. As stated in their website they “offer a diverse array of prevention, intervention and community based programs.” Their organizational and program goals are to “provide dignity, respect and quality services to adults, children and families. The agency offers, an array of services to all clients systems and are focused on using Evidenced-Based treatment models.

A broth in test tube labeled #2 was used to identify the unknown organisms. A T-soy agar plate was the first media I inoculated. I used the streak isolation technique to isolate a pure strain from colonies, so that organisms can be identified. I inoculated a MacConckey to help me identify my Gram negative organism and observed that the organism was a non-lactose fermenter, then I performed a Citrase test which was negative. The last test I performed was a TSI, the butt was positive for hydrogen sulfide production and fermentation of glucose. All 3 results helped me conclude that my Gram negative organism was Proteus vulgaris. P vulgaris inhabits the human intestinal tract of human and animals. It is also found in soil, polluted water and fecal matter. This bacterium is

I just want to let you know that I have not been granted access to you computer system yet. According to STEP 5, I am supposed to receive an email from your MCIT department trough an umich.edu account. However, I don’t have an umich.edu account. Also, I have not received a signed ID Request Form for a MCard ID badge.

Mobile Therapist (MT) and KB engaged in conversation to help her increase her social skills along with expressing her feelings/thoughts about her upcoming discharge. The client stated that she does understand that she is soon to be discharged from the program due to her improvement of her medical needs, but wants to continue until her one year mark, instead of within the next three months. While at the library, the client looked for books she would like to read to others clients for the Thanksgivings event along with making friendship bracelets with the clients. The client talked to her MT and TSF worker while making a friendship bracelet for her best friend about her plans for the holidays and the client with excitement, stated her favorite

One flaw is that the therapist lacks the ability to express empathy. Instead of trying to help her client and offer him techniques she discourages him about attending college because he's old and encourages him to move back to his home town and apply for disability. Her tone of voice and body language didn't express interest or a caring attitude. When she was talking about the client being 56 and returning back to school, she mentioned she could never imagine going back to school at 60. Instead of listening to him and his reasons for why he wanted to attend college, she just focused on what she would do.

I will receive the data for my capstone project from the hospital that I currently work at and from the sister hospital of my hospital. In the emergency room at the hospital I am currently working at the psychiatric patient do not have a therapeutic environment. However, at the sister hospital the psychiatric patients do have a therapeutic environment. I will compare the number of psychiatric patient that are seen at both hospitals and that have to board in the emergency room. From there I will review the patients outcomes, whether the patient had to be restrained or not and see if there is a difference between having a therapeutic environment and not having a therapeutic environment.

It is very important for individuals to have a formal diagnosis as individuals can find relief in a formal diagnosis as it explains why they are different as well as why they may face the difficulties that they do, in addition to this, some people that may have a mental health problems can be better treated once their autism has been diagnosed. Furthermore, It is also important to realise that it can help an individual with autism if they can gain the understanding of others, including friends, family and colleagues as once people understand the reasons for the person's difficulties it makes it easier to empathise and offer the appropriate support.

Unfortunately, the majority of the populist analysis of the false diagnosis argument ends by prioritising one stance over another and thus omitting the exploration of a mutual solution. In a study of the positive predictive value (PPV) of bipolar disorder diagnosis, Zimmerman, Ruggero, Chelminski, and Young (2008) determined PPV first by specificity of the DSM-IV and then the likelihood of the illness being present before using DSM to diagnose it (Phelps, 2013). The result was that a clinician’s diagnosis was correct less than 50% of the time. Phelps and Ghaemi (2012) expounded upon this study and found that including non-symptom related clinical features such as family history increased the prior prevalence of bipolar disorder and improved the PPV.

For this experiment, treatment 1 are the results from only chemotherapy and treatment 2 are the results from both chemotherapy and radiation. By looking at the table and the side-by-side boxplot, treatment 1 has a higher median, mean and max than treatment 2 which suggests that only using chemotherapy is the better option because the cancer patients will live longer. The median and the mean are the key components for comparing the two datasets because that is where all of the data points are centered around. Both the mean and median are rather large for treatment 1 compared to treatment 2, so there are signs that only using chemotherapy is statistically significant than both treatments, but that can’t be proven until a test is done in the next