nvq 3 304 person centred approach305 Understand person-centred approaches in adult care settings. Task B reflective account. We have been looking after JM for a number of years she came to live with us with early stage dementia as her husband BM could no longer care for her himself at home as he was suffering from heart disease and diabetes but he still regularly visited her as he lived a short distance away. Whilst in our care her dementia has deteriorated slowly but she would still recognise her husband and family when they came to visit. At all times her support plans where updated regularly about changes in her health conditions.
I have grown to appreciate their stories and treat them with the dignity that they deserve. It tears at my heart when I see one of them depressed or feeling anxious which seems like a fairly common occurrence with the clients that I see both in my everyday job or my internship. Of course the first step in the course of treatment would be to see the primary care physician and discuss the symptoms that the elder is having. As I stated earlier, most physicians are not trained to see depressive symptoms in the elderly. The elder needs to be their own advocate but if this does not take place then a family member or someone who works with them closely, such as myself, should make sure that someone, such as the agency I work for, or a family member or close friend is told about the elder’s feelings.
Addictions Counselling: Culture, Subculture, and Counterculture Professional Presence 204, Section 03 Professor Torzone January 16, 2014 “Generally speaking,” says David McHorney during our interview, “there are two types of people: those with book smarts, and those with street smarts. The two seem to be polar opposites until you enter the field of addictions counselling. You asked me what makes the ideal therapist. Both, I tell you. A combination of both.” David McHorney, known at his job as “The Mac,” has been an addictions counsellor for fifteen years; in recovery for twenty.
Mr X’s mother is in a home at present and he visits her every Friday, this is putting pressure on his personal and social life. Consultation During this consultation you would ask about his health and whether he was taking any medication. Whilst speaking about his health you would need to ask if Mr X was on any prescription medication or treatment for depression. The reason for this is at this stage of training (Module 4 Chrysalis Hypnotherapy and Counselling Skills) you have to be aware of your limitations when treating someone who is clinically depressed. The reason for this is ethical and would break the code of ethics for The National Hypnotherapy Society.
It would also buttress any claims he may make under the “Whistle Blowers Act.” In regards to The Blue Mountain Company’s policy on removing intoxicated or drug induced individuals to the periphery of their property, it demonstrated a selfish disregard for public safety. Such a policy should have been vetted through their legal department to include consultation with local authorities. This policy presents great risk not only to the public, but possibly to the security guard who may be cited, fired, or part of a legal action brought by a public citizen as a result of a serious event occurring as a result of removing people from the premises. Additional risks are cited below. This invocation also discharges interaction between the company, its employees, and supporting personnel.
If the sex is not consented by both parties is then clearly it shouldn’t happen. It’s a violation of one’s person space and boundary. Depending on the severity of it, it can also be looked at the as violent act upon someone. When assaults of this nature are reported we are always trying figure out the reasoning behind it making excuses for the aggressor. There is a need for sovereignty and individual freedom that the assault takes away, and therefore that is the reason why a lot of cases go unreported.
Why and or Why not? Yes, it would warrant the judge being disciplined do to the fact that these unethical, illegal, and violated rights of others within his court and judicial office say that the judge is incompetent to fulfill his duties and obligations of his position within the judicial system all together. He does not respect himself, his position, the laws and others and he further gives indications to the fact that he doesn’t have any “Morals” what so ever here. In addition to my previous answer: Yes, the judge should be moved from office as well as being arrested for the violations he committed here. Moreover, I have read and heard in the news as well as the internet reports that is “Extremely Difficult to Remove a Judge from Office,” primarily because they all cover for each
Words are sharper than a sword, your tongue will hurt the ones you love and do not know, words will cause you to have a bad attitude and your behavior will fall into place with all kinds of bad gestures. We have to be careful how we would like people to perceive us. Evaluating appropriate levels of self-disclosure in relationships, you and your partner have to be able to tell each other everything about each other. Only do this when you are comfortable enough, to know that what you tell your partner will not going any further, then between just the two of you, unless you do not mind sharing the information openly. The both of you should
Staples expresses his pain by asserting, “I was surprised, embarrassed, and dismayed all at once. Being perceived as hazardous is a danger to itself (384).” He felt he had to change himself and change his looks so he wouldn’t be perceived as a violent person. Staples expresses that “I now take precautions to make myself less threatening (386).” Staples wanted to distance himself of an ugly projection. To be conformed in this society he has to change who he is. Staples victimizes himself because he couldn’t take it
In many situations their peers are aware of the abuse and don’t know how to approach the situation. Many abused individuals who are confronted by their peers deny any accusations in fear they will be alienated. Unfortunately, there seems to be a stigma on the abused and surprisingly some people assume the victim did something wrong and got what they deserved. Because of judgmental people who lack empathy victims of abuse conceal the harsh realities they face daily to prevent rejection. Thankfully, domestic violence advocates are there to help individuals who seriously in need of positive guidance and support.