Therapeutic hypothermia

adjacent nerve roots as well as the nerve root of target level. In concordance to this, we assume that the positive correlation between the vertical contrast extent and therapeutic effect is a reasonable phenomenon. In this study, since most patients who underwent L4-5 TFESI were thought to have L5 radiculopathy, the therapeutic effects might not be the direct results of TFESI on the L4 nerve root. In these cases, more medial spread of medication might lead to more successful reduction of the L5

Person-centered therapy otherwise known as client centered therapy is a non-directive approach to counseling created by Carl Rogers. This theory is best described as based on the belief individuals, rather than their environment or subconscious motivations, can control their choices and values and accomplish their own unique potential for change. Rogers' theory stresses how it is the individual's own responsibility for improving his or her life with the primary motivating force of humans is reaching

First of all, a therapeutic alliance is seen as one of the preconditions of the CBT work, and within a group, members can identify and develop therapeutic relationships with not only the leader but also with other group members (DeLucia-Waack, Kalodner, &Riva 2013). This will in turn provide a safe and supportive network for the members in the group to share their experiences and allow them to feel secure. Secondly, CBT approach emphasizes the importance of learning in therapeutic work.

research spanning over 3 decades that provides researchers in the coaching domain a body of knowledge to build upon, compare and contrast (De Haan, XXX). Throughout the literature, various terms are used to describe the relationship including, the therapeutic alliance, ego alliance, working alliance and helping alliance and I will refer to the generic term of alliance (Horvath & Luborsky, 1993) as meaning, “the client and counsellor’s subjective experience of working together towards psychotherapeutic

Ontological and Epistemological debates about the nature of the therapeutic relationship. ‘Existence’ and ‘Relationship’. Can these two concepts exist independently of each other without the presence of the one to be necessary for the presence of the other? Is it possible for anything to exist without being related to anything else nor being perceptible by touch? Is it possible for something to exist if it cannot be described nor being visually present, even though it brings out strong feelings and

Due to threatening from chronic disease and functional declines as part of age-related changes that affect to the well-being of older adults, nurses have a vital role and opportunity in caring for them. Indeed, nursing care plan and clinical reasoning has been associated along with nursing process, as it seen to be a guide for making judgments and decisions that involves with patient’s care. Moreover, Johann in this case study who living alone and is experiencing the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease

Mai Nguyen New Product Planning Professor Patton 3/5/14 Metabical: Pricing, Packaging, and Demand Forecasting for a New Weight-Loss Drug Case 1. How does Metabical compare to current weight-loss options? There are only several other weight-loss options in the market competing with Metabical. The first is prescription drugs. These are prescribed for use only by obese and severely obese individuals. This meant that only individuals with BMI of over 30 who were prescribed weight-loss drugs

(EAT). It means involving a horse during the course of treatment. In order to conduct hippotherapy, one must be a licensed therapist (physical, occupational, or speech-language pathologist) and be certified through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH). During hippotherapy, the client will sit on the horse’s back and adjust their body to the movements of the horse’s walk. “The client does not influence the horse; rather, the horse’s movements influences the rider. Functional

some wonderful things that EAP and EAL have to offer people, my interest has grown increasingly to the point where I believe this field may be where the Lord has been leading me towards. My final interest in this topic is that much of my personal therapeutic paradigm is based on offering clients a better understanding of freedom. I feel that people often exist believing they have less freedom than they actually possess. This belief is wholly supported by client-centered, solution-focused therapy which

Therapeutic riding allows volunteers and horses to come together to benefit the lives of people living with disabilities. A little girl with cerebral palsy has had more progress with two weeks of therapeutic riding than she did with ten years of other treatments. Winston Churchill says, “There is just something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” By participating in therapeutic horseback riding, mentally challenged people