Essays on Clinical Psychology

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Aca Code of Ethics for Group Counselling

1 page / 508 words

Group counseling is an essential aspect of mental health treatment, providing individuals with a supportive and collaborative environment to address their concerns. The American Counseling Association (ACA) plays a crucial role in setting ethical standards for counselors, including those working in group settings. This essay...

Code of Ethics Counseling

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Theories of Counseling and Techniques as a School Counselor

2 pages / 731 words

School counselors play a critical role in supporting the academic, social, and emotional development of students. To effectively fulfill their responsibilities, it is essential for school counselors to be equipped with a solid understanding of counseling theories and techniques. The purpose of this essay is...

Counseling

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Why I Want to Be a Counselor

1 page / 590 words

As a college student, I have spent considerable time contemplating my future career path. After much reflection, I have decided to pursue a career in counseling. In this essay, I will outline my personal motivation behind my desire to become a counselor and discuss why...

Code of Ethics Counseling

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Family Conflict and Effective Communication

2 pages / 828 words

After reading about Eric and Chandra’s conflict, I believe that numerous issues are contributing to the conflict. Some of the problems include Eric’s inability to hold down a job, lack of assistance with the household duties, and being a bad father to 4-year-old Brad, thus,...

Family Relationships Family Therapy

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Family Counseling: Strengthening Bonds

2 pages / 773 words

Family counseling, often referred to as family therapy, is a specialized form of psychotherapy that focuses on improving the dynamics and relationships within a family unit. It recognizes that family is the foundation of an individual’s support system and emotional well-being. This essay explores the...

Counseling Family Therapy

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The Overthinking: Complexities of an Overactive Mind

2 pages / 719 words

Overthinking, the art of dwelling on thoughts to the point of obsession, is a mental state that plagues individuals across the globe. In this essay, we embark on a journey to explore the intricacies of overthinking—what it entails, its underlying causes, its impact on mental...

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Overthinking

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The Overthinking: My Journey to Finding Mental Clarity

2 pages / 738 words

Overthinking has been a constant companion in my life, an uninvited guest that often overstays its welcome. This essay is a personal exploration of my battle with overthinking, its impact on my mental well-being, and the strategies I’ve employed to regain control over my thoughts...

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Overthinking

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Understanding Overthinking: Coping, and Finding Balance

1 page / 683 words

Overthinking is a common cognitive process that many individuals experience, often without even realizing it. It involves excessively analyzing, dwelling on, or worrying about a situation, decision, or problem. While some level of thinking and planning is essential, overthinking can lead to a range of...

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Overthinking

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Personal Development Journey: Practices Learned in Counseling

4 pages / 1851 words

Introduction In session 1, the lecture was centred around introducing the module, and its structure. I was given an overview of reflective practice as well as development and helping skills in counselling, and I learnt about some of the conceptual and historical issues that counselling,...

Counseling Personal Development Planning Personal Growth and Development

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Fibromyalgia Patients and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Treatment

5 pages / 2177 words

Introduction Fibromyalgia is usually chronic and shows symptoms which causes widespread pain, fatigue, disturbances in the sleep cycle and cognitive dysfunction. (Wolfe et al., 2011). Its aetiology is idiopathic, but the latest development in researches talks about few of the biochemical, metabolic and immunoregulatory abnormalities...

Chronic Pain Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

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The Role of Family Therapy in Healing

2 pages / 743 words

In the realm of psychological well-being and interpersonal relationships, family therapy stands as a pivotal approach to address and resolve various challenges. This essay delves into the concept of family therapy, emphasizing its significance in fostering healthy family dynamics and promoting individual well-being. By examining...

Conflict Resolution Theory Family Therapy

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The Power of Solution-focused Therapy in Healing and Coping

6 pages / 2837 words

Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) is one of the four social construction models, it directs clients to seek a solution rather than searching for an explanation about their problems. Solution-Focused Therapy as stated in the essay is focuses on the future with minimal discussion of the clients’...

Problem Solving Psychotherapy

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Solution-focused Brief Therapy: Six Coping-problem Questions

2 pages / 994 words

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy was developed by Steve de Shazer, Insoo Kim Berg and their colleagues at the beginning of the 1970s in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Solution-focused brief therapy explored in this essay as future-focused, goal-directed, and focused on the solution psychotherapy approach. The solution-focused was an...

Problem Solving Psychotherapy Therapy

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Genogram Analysis: Exploring Family Trends

5 pages / 2122 words

Introduction While conducting my genogram, I have expanded a piece of great knowledge of my family and the importance of genograms. There are various things to address within our family trends. The best way to organize this paper, in my opinion, is to split it...

DNA Family Relationships Family Therapy

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My Purpose in Life: to Help Others as a Counselor

5 pages / 2265 words

Introduction According to McLeod, counselling is a purposeful, private conversation arising from the interview of an individual to reflect on and receive a problem in living and the willingness of another individual to assist on that endeavor. In other words, counselling is a form of...

Counseling Dream Career Helping Others

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Genogram and Other Tools to Use in The Family Art Therapy

6 pages / 2810 words

Introduction The research paper is going to examine the level of effectiveness of expressive art therapy to act as a facilitator for resolving relational conflicts through different art interventions comprising family portraits, drawings, clay, and genogram. The analysis would be carried out to investigate the...

Art Therapy Conflict Resolution Family Therapy

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Gestalt and Analytical Therapy: a Counseling View of Human Nature

8 pages / 3492 words

My historical context that led to my view of human nature would have to be from my love of sciences, and my belief that anything you know comes from experience. Specifically experiences that a person went through during their lifetime that left an impact. This...

Human Nature Psychoanalysis Psychoanalytic Theory

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Understanding Diversity and Its Impact on Counselling Relationship

5 pages / 2323 words

In this essay on diversity I will explain my understanding of difference and diversity as we are living in multicultural society and every individual should attempt to explore, understand, and accept differences across all dimensions of diversity. Also, I believe that awareness brings empowerment! Made-to-order...

Counseling Diversity Personal Statement

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Freud's Psychoanalytic Viewpoint as The Tool to Escape Sin

2 pages / 1026 words

In this essay, I am going to decipher if psychoanalytical thought can aid theological thought in wishing to offer an answer to human suffering and help followers of Christianity escape a life of hopelessness. I will assess if Freud’s clinical psychoanalysis could save humans from...

Oedipus Complex Psychoanalysis Sinners