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    the most popular as these sensual therapies are given by beautiful masseuses which will give you an amazing experience of a lifetime. It seems in United Kingdom tantric massage has emerged as the most popular choice. Customers prefer us over other market players as we have the prettiest masseuses having rich experience of this domain. We have different female therapists for different types of rubbing, and have years of training enabling them to give

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    (Merriam-Webster's online dictionary, n.d.). It is the process in which a counsellor creates a safe and open environment for a client to speak about a problem that may be affecting them or if they need guidance in how to deal with a particular situation. • Therapy: “The therapeutic treatment especially of bodily, mental, or behavioural disorder” (Merriam-Webster's online dictionary, n.d.). A process where one commits themselves to while overcoming a situation or change of behaviour. • Ethics: “The discipline

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    Known as man’s best friend, the domestic dog is the greatest pet a person can have. Historically, the canine has been a companion of man for thousands of years. Dogs have become important members in individual’s personal lives. They can also be utilized to benefit society as a whole. Dogs should be considered the greatest animal because they can provide health benefits, are able to accomplish unique jobs in society, and have profound meaning for people. When acquiring a dog, many only consider

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    their professional paper, researchers Paskaleva and Uzunova discuss multiple benefits of art therapy on the body and mind. In particular, the knowledge that art acts as a non-verbal communication of inner selves, and that it has evidence of increased emotional states, moods, and ideas is of great interest. Also, the finding that there is no significant restrictions on the positive effects of art therapy when considering age, gender, or education level, is promising due to the possibility of far reaching

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    successful in a career field, but can also give patients a higher satisfaction rate in professions such as health care. Specifically, the occupation of physical therapy has many different aspects of communication that needs to be executed correctly in order to be efficient and do the job effectively. With the profession of physical therapy, the variety of communication tactics that are used allow for a successful interaction between patient and therapist. One of the first steps in a physical therapist

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    football player that tears his rotator cuff will not be useful for his team until he completes physical therapy. Physical Therapists are crucial to a patient just out of surgery; athletes, and elderly in need. When a patient has pain or swelling, physical therapists use massages, ultrasound, electrical stimuli, and cold and hot compresses to alleviate the pain or health issue. They help patients use equipment to aid their mobility such as wheelchairs and prostheses. As of January 1, 2015, all 50

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    In the 1980s, health policy in many countries was strongly influenced by the promotion of consumerism as part of the market ideology (Marincowitz, 2004). The problem with consumerism was that it encouraged people to make demands, but failed to emphasise reciprocal responsibilities (Marincowitz, 2004). Because of a growing awareness of this deficiency, partnership (mutuality) has largely replaced consumerism. This study discusses how the contextual factors and the interactional features and the consumeristic

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    their sessions (Horvath and Luborsky, 1993). Therefore, it is no surprise that the quality of the therapeutic relationship is a consistent predictor of intervention success (McCabe and Priebe, 2004), correlating even more highly than specialised therapies (Lambert and Barley, 2001). Overall, without a strong therapeutic relationship, the client may fail to engage in treatment, as they will unwilling to work with someone they have no rapport with. Rapport is the result of a good therapeutic relationship

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    Contemporary issues of ethical e-therapy – a case study • E-therapy as an information system E-therapy has been defined as an internet based modality in delivering psychological support that can be synchronous (simultaneous) or asynchronous (time- delayed) communications. E-therapy has become immensely popular over the years, especially due to increasing dependency on the computers, internet and the latest technology. Based on the study of the given paper, e-therapy can be viewed as an information

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    The term complementary therapy is generally used to indicate therapies and treatments that differ from westernised medicine and that may be used to complement and support it. Patients are increasingly using complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies to treat depression. “Antidepressants are very necessary for severe depression, and some people need to remain on them for life. But if your symptoms are at the mild end of the spectrum, it is equally effective to use "non drug" treatments

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