Counseling agreement:
After analyzing and discussing what would be more achievable and measurable goals, I help my client to fill out the counseling agreement. In the agreements the realistic goals and rewards were written and signed by both my client and I. The agreements include:
1. Increase fruits and vegetable intake by eating two servings of vegetables and fruits for lunch and again at dinner for the next two weeks.
2. Limit the amount of empty calorie consumption into twice a week and no more than 260 calories per serving, as the MyPlate food guide recommendeda.
3. To be physically active for at least 30 minutes a day, five times a week for the next two weeks.
Both Mr. William and I choose two weeks period to measure the actions. The reward would be experienced by Mr. William such as reduce the feeling of sluggishness and increase of energy from exercise regularly. If he follows through by limiting empty calorie snacks, it would be beneficial in his weight loss as well. As the counseling process progressing, my client would like to upgrade his reward by treating himself with a seasonal ticket to the game of his favorite football team. It is a great decision because the higher the reward, the harder he would try to accomplish his goals.
Social Support:
At home, he claims that he doesn 't get too much support since his wife is working full-time yet she is also the one who does the shopping and cooking at home. She is willing to support his lifestyle change along
Client will be asked to list three goals that she would like to achieve. “Goal setting is the process of collaborative identifying specific therapeutic outcomes for treatment”. Since sessions are not long three goals is a realistic number to approach. All of the goals must be measurable, observable, and achievable. Client goals are as followed: Feeling comfortable outside of her home, participating in senior program in neighborhood, and to travel downtown into the city and experience activities that she once enjoyed. Counselor agrees that the goals client listed are achievable. Both counselor and client can now develop an
My goal starting on March 26th, 2018 to December 26th, 2018, is to implement at least 45 minutes of physical activity at least three times a week. An adult should have at least 150 minutes of physical activity every week (CDC, 2015). It is extremely important that I am reaching my goal by the end of the year. Currently my plan is being put into motion and I am now in the action stage. The action stage is should last for a period of 6 months or more (Edelman, Kudzma, & Mandle, 2013).
We are aware of two documents (Quote No. Q-00609204 & No. Q-00609205 for Store 340) that predate the three-3/25/15 agreements executed by our CFO. Any documents/agreements executed prior to 3/25/15 are superseded by the 3/25/15 agreements due to Section 16 of the 3/25/15 Master Services Agreement. This is correct, agreement all quotes will be governed by the 3/25/15/MSA. (Section 2 of the MSA also stipulates this.)
I am a Residential Counselor specializing in situational assessments, conflict resolution and effective communication. I'm organized and energetic with over two years of experience working with clients in the milieu environment. Highly involved caregiver committed to a proactive and hands-on approach in assisting staff. Ambitious with excellent research, time management and problem solving skills. Versatile, adaptable and adept at working effectively with children and families. Excellent at juggling multiple tasks and working under pressure. Motivated with wide-ranging abilities relating to animal care including pet sitting, and basic training
In 2013, I graduated from Mount Olive College with a Bachelor of Science is Clinical Psychology. As an undergraduate I did my internship with the state of North Carolina – Vocational Rehabilitation at WorkSource East in Goldsboro, NC. I am currently in a counseling training program at East Carolina University where I am working on obtaining my Master’s in Substance Abuse and Clinical Counseling.
My current eating habits are not very good. I am well aware of this, and my excuse is that I am a father of two that works full time, attends online college part time, has a dad that is very medically involved and children that are in sports, and I have recently joined a gym that I try to attend three nights a week. My life is very rushed and busy all the time.
“The total calorie intake for the 3-day phase ranges from 1,000-1,400 calories per day. The remaining 4 days revolve around healthy food as well and dieters are advised to keep their calorie intake low.”
Get 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise weekly. A way of achieving this is to do 30 minutes of activity 5 days
As a general goal, aim for at least 30 minutes of physical activity every day.
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X.L is a 26-year-old Chinese female who was brought to Montclair Hospital on 3-11-16, X.L was brought to the hospital by her sister and niece because X.L
During the first two weeks of the intervention phase, I completed my sub goal of going to the gym 2 times for 45 minutes. Weeks 3 and 4 proved unsuccessful as I was unable to increase my attendance rate to reach my next goal of 3 times per week. Between weeks 4 and 5, I made a modification to my plan, which was much needed and was more tailored to my needs. After this change was made I reach the last two sub goals and my ultimate goal of exercising for at least 1 hour, 3 times per week. Through recognizing possible obstacles, understanding my ABC’S, and developing interventions and a plan I was able to successfully complete my self change project and have continued to record my progress and maintain my exercise schedule. Coinciding with the
your way up. Aim for at least 20 minutes of physical exercise three to four times a week.
I adapted this idea to see what were my client’s immediate goals: what they wanted to accomplish in the first few weeks, her intermediate goals: what she wanted to accomplish when she left the program, and her long-term goals: what she wanted to accomplish overall in her life. This helped me determine the best course of action for my client.
The specific goals I set were to follow a strict work-out plan made by my physical therapist so I would not get reinjured, and I also planned out each of my meals while buying