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Final Examination Lakisha R. Murray Counseling Theories and Approaches COUN 5366 University of Saint Thomas Dr. Marilyn Adams October 10, 2014 Based on my evaluation of the Jones’ family case, I am considering using person-centered therapy, motivational interviewing, behavioral therapies, the consciousness-raising aspect of Experiential Therapy and Jean Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development. The person-centered therapy is congruent with this case because I want to create an environment

Modern Bond James Bond is one of the first heroes that movie goers came to love. The first Bond movie came out in 1962 with Dr. No, and 24 movies later is the latest installment of Spectre in 2015. There is a lot of history and significant events that have gone on in that 53 year span. This is true for the real world as it is for the Bond world. The James Bond series has modernized to fit into the new world with changes to the personalities of the characters, change of the globalist perspective

Blackout Review “You’re a Positive. That means you can do something” (Wells, 185). Blackout by Robison Wells is about Aubrey Parsons, a girl who, along with other teenagers, is sent to the military because of her abilities. But not everything is what it seems. She must use her newfound power and team up with other teenagers with abilities to stop World War 3. Blackout is a great read for people because of the action and suspense, connection to real life attacks, and theme about helping close friends

Football League only cares about making money. Continuing on that note, the research also showed a correlation on how the NFL is not going to make changes unless the players push for change to happen. An example of this is from the interview with Roger Frazier where he stated, “the NFL is not going to take any initiative

“The Mersey Sound – Adrian Henri, Roger McGough & Brian Patten” by Jesús Milla Cabrera   Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. Setting the scene (Suburban poetry) 2.1. Liverpool: pop poetry 3. Adrian Henri 3.1. Biographical notes 3.2. Main works 3.3. Style and influences 3.4. “Love is...” 4. Roger McGough 4.1. Biographical notes 4.2. Main works 4.3. “Let Me Die a Youngman’s Death” 5. Brian Patten 5.1. Biographical notes 5.2. Main works 5.3. “Little Johnny’s Confession” 6. Personal conclusion 7.

Narrative Writing Draft Captain Abraham Bistrow disembarks from his ship, up to the shoreline hesitantly; unable to comprehend that he has just discovered an island. Pulling out his journal he records the date at the top of the page; 18th of August, 1806. He thinks of the name that would best suit; the Auckland Islands. After his father’s close companion William Eden, first Baron Auckland. Satisfied and ready to commence investigating, he journeys off his ship. Thankfully, his voyage was planned

Carl Rogers was an American Psychologist. He was one of the founders of humanistic psychology and the founder of person-centered psychotherapy. He also developed the notion of the fully-functioning person. He focused a lot of the development of self. Carl Rogers was one of the most influential psychologists of the 20th century. Carl Rogers was born on January 8th, 1902 in Oak Park Illinois. Carl was the fourth child out of six children by Julia Cushing and Walter Rogers. He was a very early achiever

right to left again in sync with Astaire who did the same step. They end the left and right step with a small kick of the right foot (1:02-1:10). This piece is a perfect example of the mix of ballroom dance and tap dancing that Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers were so well known for. These dances popularized the use of tap dancing during that time and changed the way dancing was used in films. This dance move was a smooth transition from a part in the movie and was related to the plot. Rather than it being

the excitement that comes with the game. A lot of the excitement that comes with football is the touchdowns. After touchdowns, it has become customary to celebrate. These celebrations have become more tame over the years, thanks to Commissioner Roger Goodell and his anti-fun ways. Long gone are the days of using the pylon to play miniature golf or stashing a cell phone under the goal post and making a phone call. The most extreme celebration one will see nowadays is a little dance or giving the

How has your understanding of the concept of belonging been shaped by the representation of relationships and events that you have encountered in the texts you have studied for the Area of Study: Belonging? Belonging requires an individual to build a connection with another person or group over time, these connections are often developed through shared experience and understanding. Peter Skrzynecki’s poems; “Feliks Skrzynecki” (1975) and “Migrant Hostel” (1975) offer various perspectives and representations