The strained relationship with his only child could isolate Mr. Trosack and could lead to depression. The nurses and doctors on the team has to work with Mr. Trosack regarding health education. The importance of regular check-ups needs to be stressed, because Mr. Trosack hadn’t had a physical exam in ten years and he had expired medications in his medicine cabinet. He was diagnosed with hypertension and non-insulin-dependent diabetes and will need to further education. Mr. Trosack will need to know how to manage hypertension and diabetes through medication, diet, and exercise.
This means that they could adopt a computerised accounting system to deal with financial transactions and many staff can help them do this these transactions. Computerised Accounting system can benefit them because they can do all their calculations in the computer which helps them to do their work quickly. Rumble is a small business so they will have less staff. On the other hand If Rumble did not have many staffs this means they won’t need to adopt a computerised accounting system because it is too expensive and also manual accounting system could help them instead if they had less staff. In this case Manual accounting system is easier for them to handle with their calculations through sales day book, petty cashbook and cashbook.
By presenting verbitamin examples of skills used as evidence I will discuss the effects of the skills in question and discuss how well they may or may not have been executed. Identification of my personal account and feeling’s towards how the session developed and were I would have liked to improve my overall effectiveness throughout. There will be reference to relevant literature giving evidence to support my theories and ideas discussed in the unit. The practise session that is used in conjunction with this reflective essay was a twenty minute
Before this disaster, Michael and Sarah probably were living a normal life that was relatively full but now it’s empty because they lost everything. “A candid look at such factors help the crisis worker decide whether the client will require quick referral, brief counseling, long term therapy, or referral to a specific agency” (James & Gilliland, 2013 p. 71). Once the client is stable and temporarily living in the emergency shelter, the human service professional will need to consult with Michael and Sarah about school, calling creditors to let them know what happened and they have been affected by a disaster and assist them in disaster unemployment insurance. “In crisis intervention, the quickest (and often the best) way to get the client to become mobile is to facilitate positive actions” (James & Gilliland, 2013 p.
Throughout these stages the individual will need more support on a day too day basis and more encouragement. 2.1/2.4 Describe the impact of early diagnosis and follow up to diagnosis to the individual, their family and friends. The impact for most people receiving the diagnosis of dementia is very distressing and upsetting for both the individual and their family. People presume that dementia is a condition that causes people to go mad. These negative images can add unnecessary distress to the individual and their family.
Becoming a CNA was easy for Daphne, but the career had its disadvantages. When after one year as a CNA, in a nursing home, she was accused of an act she did not commit. With an abuse offense behind her license, she was terminated and had to find another job. Always being written up for the negative things that take place on the job is another obstacle Daphne faced. Daphne had been written up and reported several times for having to leave the job to get to her kids for whatever reasons.
Name: Jaclyn Dunne Course Code: CHELM1A 13 Tutor: Karen Ferguson Essay Title: “Using the case study provided at the end of the module assess the client’s issues and describe your treatment plan. What ethical issues might arise?” Word Count: 2175 “Using the case study below, assess the client’s issues and describe your treatment plan. What ethical issues might arise?” Miss E came to therapy for weight loss wanting to lose 2½ stone in all. She is 29 and came out of a failed relationship 6 months ago. She is now ready to look for another partner but she is scared as her previous partner of 6 years was very controlling and almost seemed to want her to stay overweight.
Eric had a long history of emotional difficulties dating back to his high school years. He had been hospitalized on three occasions when his symptoms had become severe. The most recent of these hospitalizations, occurring a year before his initial visit to the outpatient clinic, had lasted 2 months. Over the past 13 years, Eric had continually taken some form of medication for his symptoms. During his initial visit to the clinic, Eric stated that the primary reason for seeking treatment was for help with his persistent symptoms of concentration difficulties and chronic worry and anxiety.
Case Study # 1 Janet is a 28 year female who is currently retained at the Ford Correctional Facility for her third possession of a controlled substance, crack cocaine charge in four years. Janet is married with three children; however, she has been separated from her husband and children for over three years due to her addiction and incarceration. She has met neither the substance abuse recovery at the outpatient program nor the visitation requirements through CPS at the home of her husband. CPS is currently undergoing possible revocation of her parental rights if she does not adhere to the court-ordered requirements of successful completion of a substance abuse program. Her husband has called to inquire about her status and has stated that
Page 1 Counselling sessions were designed to help people work through a range of personal issues from depression, relationship issues, addictions, grief, anxiety and potentially life threatening situations. This reflective essay has been drafted from a real life counselling session, which was undertaken by a professional counsellor. In this reflective essay, I put theory to practice by reflecting and analyzing a fifty minute couselling session. Before the counselling session I was very unsure of what to expect and extremely nervous as I had not previously attended a professional counselling session. On my way to the session, my feelings of nervousness and anxiousness become stronger as I practiced the things that I was planning on saying.