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    One of the most commonly used health theories in explaining and predicting health behaviors is the Health Belief Model (HBM). It was created to help better understand why people choose to implement a change to their lifestyle. The Transtheoretical Model, also known as the stages of change was created to explain the person’s ability to make the change. It also looks at a person’s readiness to take action or not. These behavior theories apply to my specific health change because it will help me identify

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    PPB. I decided this model is the most applicable and relatable to Mr. PPB’s two main obstacles, which are inactivity and unhealthy food choices. Ruggiero (2000) declared that TTM is being used in application of diabetic care since 1993.In addition, it is based on a premise

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    Review of the Empirical Evidence of Behaviour Transtheoretical Model Transtheoretical Model (TTM) is a stage-based model that provides a conceptual basis that can be used to develop interventions to help people with addiction issues, such as smoking, to change their unhealthy behaviour (Prochaska, DiClemente, & Norcross, 1992). According to Prochaska et al (1992), the use of ‘stage of membership,’ as well as ‘stage of change,’ helps categorize the subject’s level of readiness to make a successful

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    make waste” economic model are having on the environment. Environmental movements that advocate against the earth’s continued degradation instruct individuals, communities, and governments that it is critical to take action now. According to Prochaska and DiClement, the only way to increase the efficacy of any given call to action, however, is if the suggested change in behaviour is appropriate to where a person is currently at within the Transtheoretical Stages of Change model. Behaviour modification

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    a) Briefly describe your health professional focus. Would you see it as falling under the domain of public health as defined -- why or why not? (this will likely take 1- 1 ½ pages) Occupational therapy is a profession that address the vital importance of people’s psychological and physical needs as well as emotional well-being. Occupational therapists focus on taking care of their clients through a holistic view by looking at how personal factors influence the disease process. In addition, occupation

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    First, Stephanie’s is like many other typical teenagers today, no thrive or motivation to move forward in life. Next, her parents take lead into seeking therapy for her because of Stephanie’s substance abuse issue and lack of motivation, which affects the family dynamics in the home. Therefore, the parents took the initiative to seek therapy for their daughter because they felt they could no longer help her. Also, they're at a point where they're just fed up without answers, as to how to help Stephanie

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    Stauffer (2012), the tenuous, but nonetheless important, relationship between the different stages in career and life are understood to be explored in clients in two different stages of change. The first stage is known as the transtheoretical model of behavioral change. This model consists of six stages that clients experience during the onset of their change (Capuzzi & Stauffer, 2012). The stages of change are (DiClemente, 2003): precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, and

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    When I planned my action plan a month ago, I was in the preparation stage of the transtheoretical model because I felt that I was ready to execute my action plan soon after my plan was set. Even though I was unable to follow exactly what I planned, I made some change in my behavior and exercise routine. I believe I am in the action stage of transtheoretical model, but some modification would be necessary for my action plan. According to the action plan I made a month ago, I should have done 30 minutes

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    The stages include pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation or decision, action and maintenance. The model views behavior change as a process in which individuals are at various stages of readiness to change. The Stages of Change Model is not linear, and individuals can enter and exit at any point and may repeat a stage several times. This acknowledges that not everyone is ready to change behavior. The Social Cognitive

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    Journal Activity Paper The substance I decided to abstain from this semester was sugar. This was not easy. Keeping a journal gave me a place to vent my frustrations and gave me a place to look back on the process. It certainly gave me some insight into the things I was learning in this class. I knew next to nothing about substance abuse counseling before beginning this semester and I had no idea what to expect. I can say with confidence that I think I will be able to be a better school counselor

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