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    When thinking about what Occupational Therapists (OT’s) and what they write it is a lot of goal setting, documenting what they found, and writing a proper diagnosis analysis. . Elders and children that have suffered from things such as disease, surgery, or injury is the main market for OT’s because it is a motor system disease based job. Writing about goal setting and diagnosis; treatment OT’s are a very important to those in which diseased. There are multiple different types of writing in OT; the

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    being able to talk to someone can tremendously help a mood or even help a mental illness as serious as Depression. “Therapists who are warmly accepting of their clients without conditions have a better outcome”(Goldstein1). I feel as if I am accepting of everyone I meet and help them no matter how helpless they feel. That is why I would like to become a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist. Specializing in the cognitive area gives me the advantage to mentally and emotionally help my patients. No medication

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    in achieving this. I think as humans we tend to take everyday tasks for granted as it we complete these subconsciously without ever considering the impact it would have on our lives if we were unable to complete them. I want to be an Occupational Therapist as I believe that adjusting a person’s environment and teaching them necessary skills makes a huge positive impact to their life. I am also passionate about seeing people grow in strength to achieve their full potential no matter what challenges

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    My goal for my career is to become a physical therapist. To become a physical therapist one must earn a bachelor's degree in: anatomy, physiology, biology, chemistry, and physics. One must complete a doctor of physical therapy degree program including: applied physical therapy, functional anatomy, complex conditions

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    I wanted to join the class because I am considering being a marriage and family therapist in the future. I definitely learned a lot from this class about the models and theories. I found structural family therapy the most interesting out of all the therapies. I also thought structural family therapy would be very beneficial in my job as a child protective service worker. Having an understanding of the family, their structure, and what problems there maybe is great for this job. Of course, most of

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    Normality and Pathology The first factor that a Christian therapist needs to consider is the demarcation between what is considered a sinful action and psychopathology, or normal and abnormal behavior. However, some authors believe abnormal behavior cannot be so concisely defined (Bennett, 2011), because assessment of abnormal behavior is affected by numerous factors, including social and cultural norms and biases. All cultures have their own formal and informal rules for behavior. These rules delineate

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    to work on was to improve my ability to formulate goals and objectives as well as improve on writing and professional notes. I have made progress towards this goal, and will continue to work on ways to improve as I embark on my future as a music therapist. I spent a lot of time over the semester asking Lauren for guidance on how to become better with my writing skills. She gave me some helpful pointers and titles of some literature that I am going to try to purchase that focuses on helping people

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    “How can I be good again? I just lost my wife and son in a car accident. There's nothing in life that can cheer me up. I have become an alcoholic who is now jobless.” I said. My Therapist, Dr. Newman, told me “Trust me, Mr. Smith. Only time can heal your wounds if you allow it to. Well, that's the end of the session, and I want to recall the accident that occurred so we can talk about it tomorrow.” “Thank you. I’ll see you tomorrow.”After the session,I went home and started to recall the accident

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    1. Fortunately, there have been a lot of uppers, someone who makes you feel better about life or yourself, in my life. My therapist was a major impact in my life and has also shaped who I am as a person today. She helped with my self-concept (DeVito 51), an idea of the self, constructed from the beliefs one holds about one’s self and the responses of others, by teaching me to realize that who I want to become doesn’t have to be what my friends want or what the media portrays to be. Only myself can

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    The assessment done for this client will be reserved for physicians and experienced health professionals in neurological assessments (Powell, 2014).The objective of occupational therapist assessment is to monitor change in function and response pharmacological, environmental and behavioral interventions and to detect for early neurological complications (Powell, 2014). The Ranchos Los Amigos Levels of Cognitive Functioning Scale uses behavioral observations to categorize level of cognitive functioning

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