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    physiology. Most professionals commonly use phrases or labels such as therapist, psychotherapist, or the most common a psychiatrist. Although, there are many occupations that consider themselves a psychotherapist. Many of these occupations are in fields of medicine or health care. Generally speaking you are more likely to see a psychiatrist if you are receiving medicine, or if medicine is involved in treatment. What do practicing psychologist do? Practicing psychologists have the professional training

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    12: Professional Relationship, Private Practice, and Health Care Plan It is important to understand that when counselors practices in any setting with clients as they interact on regularly bases with other professional’s workers should always conduct themselves in an ethically and legally appropriate manner (Remley & Herlihy, 2014, p.317). Chapter 12 discuses counselors who are in training for private practice and the type of roles those counselors have with other mental health professionals that

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    Remley & Herlihy (2015), the counselor decides if they have a diagnosis and together the client and the counselor match a treatment option or options with the client and their diagnoses and goals. In order for a client to use their health insurance, they must have a mental health diagnosis. However, the act of downcoding or upcoding is unethical as well as illegal. How would you set up a private practice? A counselor must have a license as issued by the state in which they want to practice. One who

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    Understanding how the first days of the war on drugs began helps to explain where society is now in regards to combating this global dilemma. The effects of prohibition resulted in threats to one’s health via harsher chemicals, organized crime, and demoralization. Individuals suffering from the illness of addiction are still human and should be regarded as such without shame or guilt. Understanding where stress and anger originate as well as the addiction process, can aid the clinician to enhanced

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    demand of expansion is critical. According to Balkin & Juhnke (2014), counselors may need to note that although psychological assessment is legally in a professional turf war, we need to remember that there is a public demand of assessment practices with dually eligible professions able to reach out. Although, further training is needed for professional counselors to proceed with assessments, the fair access will not only benefit the building blocks of the counseling profession but society as a whole

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    Inwards Consultation

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    Consultant One of the most important roles of the clinical mental health counselor is that of consultant. Consultation for the mental health counselor can be consulting outward or inward. The focus of outwards consultation is on assisting individuals who have some mental health concerns but are not clients directly involved with the agency, such as the parents and teachers of a client. Inward consultation happens when the counselor works to assist the agency in the successful functioning of that

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    I am applying to the University of Alabama’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master’s program in pursuit of a career in mental health practice. I hold the University of Alabama dear to my heart as I graduated with my Bachelor’s in Psychology, and I have several family members that are proud alumni. I am originally from Alabama, and I was a member of the UA football team from 2013-2016 until health conditions caused my premature retirement. I believe these familial and athletic ties to UA portray

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    key to any successful relationship, especially in a client/counselor setting. Occasionally, a client will present with good communication style, but other times, scenes might culminate as the counselor teaching effective communication skills. Professional relationships can prove as less stressful when communicating with certain individuals, opposed to personal relationship interactions; I believe this to be true for me. Although, I scored 55/55 here (Engels, Barrio Minton, & Ray, 2010). Looking

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    trust between human beings. I think professionals in the field today might have second thoughts about telling the whole truth to a patient in fear that the news might cause them more distress than it would help them. They might be acting with the best of intentions. But, I think that it violates the ethical code A.9.a. Quality of Care “to be given every opportunity possible to engage in informed decision making regarding their end-of-life care.” If professionals do not share all of the information

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    master’s degree in psychology, clinical mental health counseling, marriage and family therapy, or related fields. You also need to train in counseling and marriage and family programs. Depending on the job you have as a psychologist and where you work, you will have a different salary. As of may 2014, the average pay for a therapist working for state and local government would be $63,960 a year. The average pay for a therapist who works in an office of a health practitioner would be $47,910 a year.

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