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  1. Therapists: From family to Clients

    As a paradigm of a wounded healer, parentified therapists may be gifted with therapeutic talents, but also with related vulnerabilities that may have a significant influence on their therapeutic practice. Therefore, the aim of the current study was to explore the impact of parentification on …

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  2. Considered care for complex clients

    Contains fulltext : 116876.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)

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  3. Flourishing relationships with consulting clients

    Some relationships go quite well - others less well. In this dissertation I explore consulting relationships that flourish and how such a bond develops between consultant and client. I distil the essence of my and some other practising consultants’ experience of flourishing relationships using …

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  4. Examining Therapist Experience with Resistant Clients

    … with substantial encounters with resistant clients. The phenomenon under investigation is relevant to those working in the mental health industry because resistance in psychotherapy is a common challenge. It is not a matter of if a therapist will encounter resistant clients, it is a matter …

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  5. Perceptions of aggression in mental health clients

    … behavior responses in hospitalized mental health clients? and 2) How do licensed and unlicensed mental health workers perceive their actions and behaviors influence the precipitation of aggressive behaviors among hospitalized mental health clients? A purposive sample of 15 mental healthcare …

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  6. Adult diabetic clients' self-care activities

    … describe self-care activities of adult diabetic clients. Self-care, as conceptualized by Orem (1971, 1980), provided the framework for the study. A total of 106 subjects completed and returned a mailed questionnaire. The Diabetes Self-Care Report, used to collect data, was designed by the …

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  7. Dual diagnosed clients and rate of relapse

    … was to gather information on dual diagnosed clients' level of social support in the environment and to assess the degree to which this has an impact on the rate of relapse or rehospitalization. The sample for the study consisted of 46 clients with an Axis I diagnosis of schizophrenia or a …

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  8. A change notification facility for workflow clients

    Thesis (M.Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2000.

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  9. Potential Clients' View of Language in Therapy

    … were examined in this study: (1) Do potential clients perceive a therapist using solution-focused language as more attractive, experienced, trustworthy, and more credible than the same therapist using problem-focused language? (2) What other variables affect potential clients' view of the …

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  10. THERAPISTS’ RESPONSE TO PROSPECTIVE CLIENTS: THE ROLE OF PERCEIVED GENDERED, RELIGIOUS IDENTITY ON THERAPISTS’ ELECTRONIC RESPONSE TO NEW CLIENTS

    … current study investigated whether prospective clients arelikely to experience differential treatment when seeking mental health services based on their gendered, religious identities. A sample of clinicians (N=980) received help-seeking emails from one of four fictitious clients (Muslim woman, …

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  11. An evaluation of construction clients' needs and preferences

    … investigated factors influencing construction clients' needs with the aim of identifying predictors which could be used for assessing or verifying requirements on future projects. The literature review confirmed that a significant number of clients were not fully satisfied with their project …

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  12. Clients' Expectations of Public Health Nurses' Home Visits

    … care in acute care settings, less is known about clients' expectations for public health nurses' home visits. The aim of this study was to understand clients' expectations of public health nurses' home visits as a first step in making explicit how expectations affect client responses to, and …

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  13. Assessing therapists’ attitudes toward consensually non-monogamous clients

    … recent research on this topic has focused on CNM clients’ perceptions of their therapists’ cultural competence working with CNM clients, few studies have addressed therapists’ cultural competence or bias in working with these populations. At the time of this study’s proposal, only two studies were …

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  14. Working with violent clients : staff explanations and actions

    The series of studies presented in this thesis test an attribution-emotionbehaviour model of helping versus violent retaliation (after Weiner, 1995) in professional groups at high risk of encountering violence in the workplace. Weiner's model predicts that staff who perceive violent incidents as …

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