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Confidentiality To ensure confidentiality and to protect the client’s personal information the interview between the client and I was conducted in a private room at Catholic Charities. Before conducting the interview I addressed confidentiality and assure the client that our conversation will remain confidential with the exceptions of child abuse, and if the client makes a serious threat to harm himself or another person. I explained confidentiality to the client verbally and visually. I handed

1. Name two signs you would look for to let you know Vara is ready to end counselling. During the session Vara says that she has spoken to Alec about her feelings and has agreed to have a three month trail separation, and that they are considering an option of seeing a marriage counsellor are the two sighs that would indicate her expectations and goals are met and I would consider that Vara is ready to end the counselling process. 2. Briefly describe how you would support Vara’s sense of autonomy

Refer-a-Friend Program Runaway Discount ( the Company) in an effort to increase its sales implemented a customer referral marketing scheme “Refer-a-Friend Program” to increase its customer base. Under this program a $25 credit will be provided to existing customer who refer their friend to the company and referred friend purchases merchandize from the company. The existing customer can apply this credit of $25 to their future purchase from the company. The application of this program will require

meals, and “professional courtesy” (discounts for care for themselves and their family members). Because the one-purpose test now appears to be the accepted standard under the FCA, and because a purpose of “keeping docs happy” is to encourage them to refer patients to the facility, are these types of benefits now illegal? From my perspective, I do not think these practices are illegal. The professional courtesy

The case, “Refer-a-Friend Program” describes the strategy that Runway is using right now to attract new customer, which is offering existing customers a $25 credit, calling it “$25 Referral Credit”, if the existing customer refers a new customer to Runway’s web site and make a purchase. The $25 Referral Credit is the cost that Runway would pay to acquire a new customer. The issue in the case, “Refer-a-Friend Program,” is how and when the $25 Referral Credit should be recorded in Runway’s Income

marijuana spread from Jamaica and West Indies to America. In the 1930s federal bureau narcotics chief Harry J. Anslinger tryed to scrare the people into thinking majrijana is very bad, by claming it lead to insanity, rape, and murder. The movie called “Refer madness” released in 1936, displayed those effects. He pursuaded congress to outlaw marijana in 1937. While in the 1960s marijana smoking boomed and gave the defiance of mainstream america. This is notably decribed as the hippy era. Since the 1970s

The term “culture” refers to the complex accumulation of knowledge, folklore, language, rules, rituals, habits, lifestyles, attitudes, beliefs, and customs that link and provide a general identity to a group of people. Cultures take a long time to develop. There are many things that establish identity give meaning to life, define what one becomes, and how one should behave. Distribution and exercise of power shape attitudes towards authority. How people sustain themselves economically, and how they

Financial management refers to the proficient and effective management of cash (assets) in order to accomplish the destinations of the organizations. (financial management, 2015). Money related education is a blend of awareness, information, attitude, the state of mind and conduct important to settle on sound monetary choices and at last, accomplish singular prosperity. Financial literacy is the capacity to peruse, analyze, oversee, and convey about the individual money related conditions that influence

The lean approach refers to a management philosophy in which the company is constantly pushing towards the ideal system. This is done by attempting to reduce or eliminate to the deviations from the system and adapt to any remaining deviations in place. In short, implementing lean production aims to reach the optimal level of efficiency. There is no reason not to want to adopt lean, however, there are four reasons in particular that stand out as being important reasons for a company to adopt lean

Society refers to certain childhoods as “Dickensian,” as growing up in underprivileged and hopeless civilizations. In Charles Dickens novel, Great Expectations, depicts a bildungsroman named Pip who experiences the hopeless and uncertain life that he is born upon. Pip is faced with hardships due to his punitive childhood. Starting as an orphan and later becoming a gentleman, Pip was able to overcome his childhood obstacles to become a dynamic character in the novel. In the opening chapters of Great