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My daily activity is feeding my dog.  For this assignment, you will recall concepts covered in your readings that are biological in nature and relate these concepts to an activity you do daily. Be sure to support your writing with academic references from your reading assignments. Describe an activity that

Imagine you have been asked to draft a manuscript (i.e., in essay form) for a popular medical magazine on the role of the sensory system and the effects of damage within it. Choose 2 of the 5 senses. Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word essay on how damage to the nervous

Assessment Description Read “Disabling Barriers in the Person-Centered Counseling Relationship” in the Topic 7 Resources to successfully answer this discussion question. Emphasizing the importance of culturally sensitive counseling and advocacy, identify a counseling skill (counselor intervention) that would help to disable barriers and ensure measurable outcomes for clients. How can

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Assessment Description When considering case conceptualization, framing a client’s resilience amidst a problem-saturated narrative can present challenges to counselors in training. Read “Working Toward a Solution-Focused Goal,” by Coulter, from Counseling Today (2022) located in the Topic 7 Resources.Then describe three developmentally relevant counseling treatment strategies or interventions you will

Assessment Description Review the media piece “Peer Review Using Rubrics” found within the list of Topic 6 resources (to the right). Follow the directions outlined in the media piece to complete this learning activity which is designed to provide practice using a rubric when peer reviewing a paper. Review the

No references are need. This questions are for a master program entry. Thank you! Part 1 please write an essay describing why you want to pursue a career in psychology and how the degree will help you achieve professional and/or personal goals.The essay should include a description of how the

Assessment Description View “Narrative Counseling Following a Late-Career Job Loss” in the Topic 6 Resources to complete this discussion question. What observations did you make regarding the counselor working with the client who is navigating late-career job loss? How well did the counselor explore the client’s emotional processing of their job

Assessment Description Read the articles “Instilling Hope” and “Hope for the Hurting: Strategies for School Counselors Working With Heartbroken Students” located in the Topic 6 Resources. As professional counselors, we are committed to acting with purpose and intention. Furthermore, we should be purposeful in using evidence-based practice as we work with

Assignment Instructions The central nervous system includes the brain and spinal cord, and the brain is made up of many different anatomical parts that each have a specific role and function in biology and behavior. To explore this system more in-depth, you will identify the function of the different areas

Assignment Instructions The central nervous system includes the brain and spinal cord, and the brain is made up of many different anatomical parts that each have a specific role and function in biolog Assignment Instructions The central nervous system includes the brain and spinal cord, and the brain is made

Assessment Description If your client tells you they have depression and you have scaled it, what question might you ask to establish onset? What question might you ask to establish frequency? What question might you ask to establish duration? What question might you ask to establish intensity? Include at least

Assessment Description Identifying the “real story” is important for effective counseling. What skills can you use to help your client prioritize and focus on their specific concerns related to the problem? For example, a client comes in and reports being stressed out at work, behind on personal responsibilities at home,

WEEK 2 Sociologist Rik Scarce went to jail because he refused to identify someone who was thought to be his research participant and had engaged in criminal activity. Scarce believed that revealing his research participant’s identity would have violated the confidentiality he had promised them. Please read the article about

Assessment Description The change process is a central component of counseling practice. Your role as a counselor in training includes recognizing and understanding how change can occur for each client you work with. Watch the video “Mindfulness-Based Therapy and Guiding Clients Through Change” located in the Topic 4 Resources. Then write

What are three curious questions that align with evidence-based counseling strategies you can ask in your next practice session that will facilitate prevention and intervention of the counseling process? In your response, focus on exploring the client’s needs (met and unmet) as well as onset of concerning experiences (when did

Rewatch your practice session from Topic 3. What is an example of an open-ended question or minimal encourager you used in your recording? Discuss your use of paraphrases and feeling reflections; Where did you see yourself conveying unconditional positive regard? Where did you see yourself using verbal and non-verbal empathy?

Sociologists use the sociological imagination to understand how individuals’ problems (i.e., troubles) are tied to broader social patterns.  First, read this week’s learning resources (UMGC, n.d.), including the segment of C. Wright Mills’s Sociological Imagination (linked below) (Mills, 2000). This discussion question has two parts: Part 1. Give an example of a