“I think that it may be a more effective way to resolve issues than talk therapy. You not only have the beneficial artistic process but a tangible, concrete expression of your thoughts that you can then step back and analyze.” And, she jokes, “I saved myself a million dollars in therapy bills!” And when Cooper-Prince, a sales coordinator at Metro PCS, finally shared her friends and family her new found passion, she found that her works of art resonated with others—especially women who had gone through similar situations. After seven of her watercolors were displayed in two Rockford Coffeehouses, Epic and Frenz, she decided to create a piece for this year’s ArtPrize competition. “I wouldn’t say I’m an artist, but I just felt the need to put it out there as part of the healing process.” The 9-paneled canvas piece, entitled “Til Death Do Us Part”, was created this past spring from silicone, paper, oil, and watercolor. It also incorporates metal elements of chains, window screen and grommets.
This story was half fiction, but in a way half true. In 1887 Gilman went to see a specialist in hopes of curing her reoccurring nervous breakdowns. The physician prescribed her to a “rest-cure”. This meant for her to lie in bed all day and engage in no more than two hours of intellectual activity. In her short story, The Yellow Wallpaper, Gilman describes the physician office as a hotel which she is staying in while her husband and herself are on vacation and while her husband, a physician, is at work her sister-in-law tends to Gilman’s needs and checks in on her every day.
Legal Memo Sara Thompson Kaplan University Intro to Legal Analysis and Writing PA205 Prof Heather Valdes To: Attorney Valdes From: Paralegal Sara Thompson Date: 7/18/2015 Re: Our new client Natalie Attired; denial of unemployment benefits for alleged misconduct. Statement of Facts: Natalie Attired was a waitress at Biddys Tea House. In July, 2010 Natalie Attired filed for unemployment benefits in which she was denied for alleged misconduct. In May, 2009 Natalie Attired began employment at Biddy’s Tea house. During her time there she was given work performance evaluations every 3 months.
Poverty Project The article “Studying the Quagmire of Welfare Reform” by Sharon Hays, is relevant to the poverty project in many ways. Firstly, in this article, Sharon Hays examined the experience of women in welfare reform, by visiting welfare offices and home of families in welfare. He did this, to know how families on welfare are able to get by with $350 check every month and also what exactly the Governments are doing to help these families to be off Governments dependence. In this project, we discussed about a single mother of two who worked at a daycare center and her hourly wage is $6.55. With this hourly wage, it is still not enough since she does not get health care coverage from her employer; she cannot afford her rent on her
Running Header: Fall Prevention Project Lakeisha Jones Fall Prevention Project University Of Phoenix Literature Review “Decreasing the Incidence of Falls in the Home in a Cost-conscious environment: A pilot study”. Hoffman et al. 2003 conducted a pilot study that took place at a 120-bed, not for profit Quaker-affiliated nursing home in Philadelphia. The purpose of this pilot study was to implement a program consisting of 3 simple interventions that could possibly decrease the number of falls in their elderly population. The 3 simple interventions that this study implemented were in 3 areas including 1) environment (room furniture was positioned as appropriate to allow the resident to maneuver more efficiently, 2) Staffing (the change of shift with the nurse assistants was changed in
Waging a Living is a 2005 documentary film that addresses the problems that correlates with the American Dream of people who makes an honest living and work hard can live invariably better the environment you are living in. They examined the lives of four typical American seeking the American dream in different demographics of the country that work full-time jobs but struggle to making a decent living. Jean Reynolds is Fifty-one years old certified nursing assistant that works in an elderly home in New Jersey. She makes 11 dollars an hours and takes care of her 3 children and 2 grandchildren. When first watching the movie, I thought that this movie was extremely one-sided and exclusive.
Associate Degree in Nursing versus Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing Sheryl Murray Grand Canyon University NRS430V June 30, 2012 Associates Degree in Nursing versus Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing There are two different types of nursing degrees, Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN) and Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing (BSN). With the associates degree this is a two year program. Many people do this program because it is less time and they are able to go to work as a nurse sooner and it is also more cost effective for some people who are on a budget. With a baccalaureate degree it is a four year program, so they will have more training in critical thinking, in patient care, the community, and health. This paper will be going into the importance of way we should have more training.
Private Nurse can work in variety of settings, including people’s homes. They are responsible for setting up their own contracts with their patients. In order to be a Private Nurse you have to go to school for two years to get your associates degree (LPN). Some jobs preferred you to have BSN (Bachelors of Science in Nursing) and that is
Complete Coverage Imagine a women in her early 30’s, working her dream job as a nurse in a top hospital. She is married but has decided she wants to further her education and become a doctor. She and her husband have decided they want to wait to have children. Now imagine that same women being told she would have to pay upwards of $100 dollars a month to receive birth control pills. Fortunately that is the cheap route, if the nurse would like to have an intrauterine device (IUD) she would have to pay upwards of $300.
Mid-Term Paper: Mental Health Field Jade Cramartie Morgan State University This paper identifies the field of Mental Health in social work. It contains the field requirements, practice opportunities, challenges unique to the practice settings, populations served, and skills that social workers must possess in order to be successful. It also contains specific reasoning’s on why I want to become a social worker for my career choice. Mid-Term Paper: Mental Health Field To decrease the time from a three hour trip, my friend gave me a ride to the bus stop. I thought it would be harmless because the stop was not far away so I did not put on my seatbelt.