Personal learning variations have long been a substantial field of research. The area not only contributes to a broader understanding of intellectual, emotional, and interpersonal factors in education progressions, but it also offers insights that help create education and teaching guidance. In various behavioral and psychological studies, the Big Five model of personality traits has […]
According to Marty Lobdell’s (2011) video, SQ3R is an effective study method that stands for Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review. Surveying involves quickly going through a book. The next significant thing would be to raise questions as one goes through the document. However, it is essential to note that surveying and questioning should both […]
Family therapy is an essential approach to a family that exhibits psychosocial problems and other dynamic events. Most families undergo diverse behavioral complications that require various therapeutic approaches to restore ordinary and peaceful behavioral acts. Formulating the most appropriate therapy for a family depends on the underlying ethical and cultural factors that should be considered. […]
Discuss the differences between the AUDIT tool and the AUDIT-C tool The audit tool gives an asset of indication of frameworks for which a practice must be carried out and within that a deliberation for the cause of action. It is thus definitively used by the clinical practitioner to identify and assess the patient’s condition […]
This paper will review “Perspectives of family and veterans on family programs to support the reintegration of returning veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder” by Fischer and colleagues in 2015. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is widespread among returning military personnel, and research has linked military experience to its onset. Psychologists are responsible for treating military personnel, […]
Kentucky Inpatient Hold In Kentucky, the regulation is defined within KY. REV. STAT. ANN. 202A.026 directs that there is the prohibition of involuntary hospitalization of individuals of persons except for those that are mentally ill. Within that, there is a directive that points to three aspects that must be considered. The person must be a […]
Depth psychology is a term used to define therapy strategies that explore the subtle, transpersonal, and unconscious aspects of human experience. According to Walsh (1997), in psychology, a depth approach can entail the use of therapeutic traditions that explore the unconscious and encompass the study and exploration of complexes, dreams, and archetypes. The field tends […]
45-Year-Old Divorce Patient According to Camilleri et al. (2021), three factors that often lead to MDD include emotional coping, dependence, and preoccupation which in turn can be triggered by characteristics of lack of control and discipline. The patient in this case has had a long dependence on drugs to help them cope. The biggest worry […]
Our cognitions determine how we perceive external stressors and their impact on our mental health. Conway et al. (2015) note that negative cognitions (beliefs and attitudes) act on a diathesis that, when activated by stress, leads to the start, persistence, and recurrence of behavioral and psychiatric disorders that cause morbidity. Dysfunctional attitudes are negative and […]
Telehealth entails using telecommunications and information technology to offer access to health services and information across a geographical distance. According to Castro et al. (2020), the use of telehealth, particularly for mental health care, has observed significant popularity based on the desire to offer health care to marginalized populations, meet consumer desires, and reduce healthcare […]