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and focused a lot of emotional pain of the client, which is another learning experience. For instance, when the therapist was being realistic about the improbability of changing the past yet possibility of reworking on emotions as a hopeful note: C Yeah, it's -- I'll I mean I just -- you know I'm just thinking like you said, what could you do about it too much.

Sue and this worker had an approximate 10 minute meeting, which took place in my office. It could be noted, upon arriving, Sue appeared concerned as she was speaking in a soft tone, and possibly anxious as she seemed to be fidgeting quite often in the chair. Prior to speaking with Sue and inquiring, this worker asked Sue for her permission to take notes on their interactions. Sue stated, that this would be okay. This worker brought up, it had been mentioned during their last meeting, Sue felt

About eleven o 'clock, Lucille Henderson, observing that her party was soaring at the proper height, and just having been smiled at by Jack Delroy, forced herself to glance over in the direction of Edna Phillips, who since eight o 'clock had been sitting in the big red chair, smoking cigarettes and yodeling hellos and wearing a very bright eye which young men were not bothering to catch. Edna 's direction still the same, Lucille Henderson sighed as heavily as her dress would allow, and then, knitting

your car last week and didn’t know if you could make it in. J.D.: Yeah, luckily it was just something small and didn’t take that much money to fix. Therapist: I’m glad to hear that. Now this week’s session is going to follow the same format we used in previous weeks, a quick check in before deciding what we want to talk about, and going over the homework that we decided on last session. Does that sound like a plan? J.D.: Yeah, that sounds fine. Therapist: Great. So, how has the past week been

time to talk right now A: sure sure all except if I can you make it fast I have an appointment soon very soon Q: okay not a problem this shouldn't take more than 10 minutes of your time first of all did anyone get hurt or injured in this accident A: yeah my baby got a big giant gash on her Q: all you had a baby with you is she okay now did she have to go to the hospital A: no my baby is my car Q: oh [inaudible] A: for first-quarter year anniversary I did not walk down the aisle Q:

When Bruno Mars goes to visit his dream girl, he emphasizes how much he wants them to be together and what he would do for her in the lines “What you don't understand is I'd catch a grenade for ya (yeah, yeah)/ Throw my head on a blade for ya (yeah, yeah)/ I'd jump in front of a train for ya (yeah, yeah)” (lines 10-12). He may be exaggerating what he would do but these lyrics do pose a question that probably affects everyone; how does love affect you? Will he or she go all out to get his love or will

How has the United Kingdom Influenced American Culture Luis Padilla Los Angeles Film School Professor Soto  They say that the United States of America is “The Great Melting Pot,” a place where no matter what their culture or country of origin they are accepted. Contrary to common belief, America in actuality is not a melting pot in fact, America is more like a huge salad bowl. This implies that even after coming into this country you hold on to your culture. You don’t take on the characteristics

America's team, and they kind of got the most attention. It sort of drew my liking. When I was growing up, it was the Seahawks, and they were a horrible team...oh it was Tony Dungy who I liked. Yeah, I wondered if that's who it was. I was so impressed with him as a person and the way he led the team. Yeah, you really had to respect his coaching style 'cause he did a lot differently than almost any other football coach. He was all about not yelling and not berating his players, not doing it the traditional

went out of business. His goal was to arrange them to look like a scene of a zombie apocalypse. As he diligently worked on his yard, he eventually noticed that he had forgotten all about the old-time radio that he’d brought with him outside. “Oh, yeah,” Rick muttered to himself, feeling foolish at his absent-mindedness. “How about some tunes while I work?”

good here now?” “Yeah, that was the last line.” Sammi said, “well I gotta go. I’ll be on my email so just email me if you schedule the next session. See you guys at school on Monday, it was fun.” She adds as she leaves the room. “Yeah I gotta go too, it’s getting late and I’ve got some stuff I gotta do.” Nick follows her out. Beau looks up at John while taking the hair tie out of his hair. “Well I don’t have to go for a little while, is it okay if I stick around John?” “Yeah sure, what about