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RECREATIONAL FACILITY In this, we provide playground and park to patients. We provide entertainment facilities. Like, we take clients for shopping in Friday. We provide travelling according to their wish. We give chance to do physical activities, cook, play, read and watch TV and listen music, as they wish. We also allow them to meet their friends and family members. With these activities, we can make them happy. We provide material to clients according to their wish. For example, give paper and

As a modern day fortune teller, renowned hypnotherapist, radio talk show host and author, one of the most powerful tools that I share with clients is “Mirror Love.” More than ten years ago, I read Louise Hay’s book called, "You Can Heal Your Life". Louise talks about the importance of doing self-affirmations daily while standing in front of the mirror. I incorporated and built on this technique by asking my clients to stand in front of the mirror and be very specific with their wants and needs

Unconditoinal positive regard is to accept and respect others without judgement and I would argue a determining factor in the rapport building process; it is a key element of our work as therapists, both 'in the office' and out in the field of our adventure therapy programs. As Will recently mentioned in a previous blogpost, 'uncondtional positive regard and genuine warmth are the best relationship building tools we have.' As research strongly suggests, relationship factors (alliance) between therapist and

Works Cited Berget, Bente, Øivind Ekeberg, and Bjarne O. Braastad. "Animal-assisted therapy with farm animals for persons with psychiatric disorders: effects on self-efficacy, coping ability and quality of life, a randomized controlled trial." Clinical practice and epidemiology in mental health 4.1 (2008): 9. Cowling, Audrey. "The benefits and limitations of pet therapy for people with dementia." Oshkosh Scholar Volume V, 2010 (2010). “Dementia Statistics.” Dementia Statistics | Alzheimer’s Disease

opportunities for motivational, educational, recreational, and/or therapeutic benefits without the presence of specified treatment goals or objectives” (O’Haire, McKenzie, McCune, & Slaughter, 2013, p. 163). Previous research has focused on animal-assisted therapy (AAT), which is a guided intervention led by a trained professional. It is important to study AAA because this does not have to be led by a trained professional and

In Home Senior Care and Pet Therapy Mayo Clinic defines pet therapy as "a broad term that includes animal-assisted therapy and other animal-assisted activities...to help people recover from or better cope with health problems, such as heart disease, cancer, and mental health disorders." According to psychologist Penny Donnenfeld, "Having a pet helps the senior focus on something other than physical problems and negative preoccupations about loss or aging." Many seniors feel lonely, and loneliness

Counselor met with Pt. for an individual session. Counselor and Pt. discussed her progress in treatment and description of her medication compliance. Pt. reported wanting a higher dosage of methadone to side effects (cold). Pt. mentioned that she would like to switch to Vivitrol medication because she is going to move with her mother house in Lewes, DE and she cant come to the clinic everyday. Pt. requested, discussed and completed an AMS Modality Switch form. Counselor encouraged Pt. to talk about

Spirit Controlled Temperament Outline Crystal D. Coats Jacksonville Theological Seminary August 23, 2014 For Course: Spirit Controlled Temperament Lesson One – Part 1 I. A. Siblings are always of the same temperament. B. Temperament theory is the final answer to the human behavior. C. The theory of the

sensory processes like auditory, proprioception, vestibular, and visual information with cognitive processes, motor skill learning is enhanced while conducted in VEs. In collaboration with traditional therapy, VR serves as a tool for more intense and more enjoyable therapy (Levin, 2014). Use of VR in therapy was previously limited by the lack of easy to use systems that were inexpensive and promoted valid movement patterns. Now, many patients already own systems like Wii or Microsoft Kinect for continued

As a former Health Psychology MSc student who currently volunteers in and works with the elderly, I feel this post fits my strengths and interests. I have a strong interest in how sensory stimuli can enhance the quality of life for those with sensory impairments, especially for children and older adults. It is important that when approaching any demographic that I’m able adopt a humanistic holistic approach. I believe it is essential to understand the social structures around each patient. For example