Therapeutic Environment Analysis

Counselor facilitated an individual session with the client to address hostile, defiant behavior, and temper tantrums.

The patient is 84-year-old male who presented to the ED complaining of shakiness of his legs onset the morning of presentation. He is a very poor historian. The patient has history of a fullness left shoulder and was seen in our ED on 8/30/2016 at which time he was diagnosed to have a subcapital fracture of the left humerus. He was placed in a sling and discharged home. He states he has a history of hypertension and seizures. He stopped taking his medication for both of them approximately a year ago. He states that his last seizure was about 20 years ago. He relates that he is not eating well at the present time. He lives alone. He has a sister and brother in law who check on him. In fact that the brother in law went to visit him and

Just like most of the research, there are two types of data in our project, the primary data, and the secondary data.

Both experience and new qualified practitioner are aware of the many models and theories in the counselling profession. Critical reflection, supervision, observation and client feedback all support and develop better Practitioner in the counselling field.

My view of Human Nature is to speak with true honesty and to understand my view I would have to share the personal aspects within my life. There is an agreeance stated in Carroll College (2016), that “Normative implications for human existence (How should we live): Is dependent within success or failure in life, on either getting medical help, therapy, or being psychologically analyzed in order to escape our pasts, or at least prevent it from turning into a affliction”. This way we can aid the Ego in its fight against the Id and the Superego. I have had many traumas involving being abused by a babysitter and intimate relationships, sexually assaulted, raped at the age of 12, parents divorced at 12, Depression, loss of an unborn child, emotional

My research paper will be about the quality of health care and what are hospitals doing to improve it. The first question is “What are hospitals doing to improve the quality of health care?” In the movie “Silent Killer” by Shaffer they discussed various ways hospitals are doing to improve the quality of health care. The first thing they talked about was doing daily rounds. This means that a doctor and a group of nurses go to each room and discuss what needs to be done with the patient or what has been done to the patient.

This was a group project that consisted of me and another person from my clinical. My colleague and I both researched all three topics so we would be equally as knowledgeable about them. After the

Irving Kirsch once said, “depression comes back over time in about 90 percent of people on antidepressants.” These types of pharmaceuticals are prescribed knowing that the patient will most likely always need them. However, there are many forms of therapies, psychedelics, and meditation that can be more effective than most pharmaceuticals. With this information to be well-known, why is the medical community so hesitant to recognize alternative methods, like the ones listed above? Although it is widely accepted that treating symptoms of mental illness with pharmaceuticals benefits the patient, alternative treatments have proven to be more successful and should thus be recognized by the medical

Throughout my investigation, I was required to collect data in order to make sure that my findings, claim, and evidence were as accurate as possible. There are different ways in which I recorded my data. In order to

By being aware of the vastly different needs and expectations that patients have, I would use my best judgment to ensure their comfort and safety. This is not about me; it is about people who hope to recuperate from their pain or illness. I would create a patient-centered environment by conversing with those who feel lonely, empathizing with those who feel frustrated, and encouraging the disheartened.

Great a population to research this is 110 nurses .The sample of the made in using a technique simple random sampling 53 nurses who worked in chambers in-patient .Dependent variable to research this compliance nurse washing the hands ( handrub ) , while the independent variable is age , sex , length of employment , education , knowledge , a unit of work , facilities , responsibility , the presence of the head room .The results of the correlation to live with hand washing ( handrub ) p = 0.38 , showed there was no connection between the ages of with hand washing ( handrub ) , to sex p = 0.682 showed there was no connection between the sexes with hand washing ( handrub ) , for the work p = 0.079 showed there was no connection between when working with hand washing ( handrub ) , for education p = 0.000 , showed there was a correlation between education by compliance hand washing ( handrub ), For knowledge p = 0.001 show there was a correlation between knowledge by compliance washing hands ( handrub ) , to a unit of work p = 0.967 exhibit no there was a correlation between a unit of work with compliance washing hands ( handrub ) , for a line of p = 0.105 exhibit no there was a correlation between facilities with compliance washing hands ( handrub ) , to the jawap p = 0.655 show there was a correlation between the responsibility of compliance with hand washing ( handrub ) , for the presence of the head room p = 0.455 exhibit no there was a correlation between the presence of the

As mentioned before, my experience as being a daughter of a pediatrician have shaped how I look onto specific subjects and how I observe people's actions around me. After learning about the nervous system in my Human Body Systems class and acting as a neurologist to diagnose a patient by researching their symptoms, I have always questioned the ability of the human brain and how one neurological defect can affect a patient's life. For that reason, I have made it a number one objective in my life to make sure I observe people's actions when talking with me to create comparisons and wonder about the magic behind the brain. Although it may seem odd when people hear it out loud, I feel that when analyzing people's actions when looking at them a

I was thinking of using this theory but I felt it was just to basic.  I like it because it's basic easy to used. Then again, I dont like it because its basic.  The focus is on the patient and family environment.  I feel that it fails to include other environmental factors like frineds, work, or school.  The environment is important because if something can happen at work that affects the health of the patient and the

I have chosen the topic of Alcohol abuse in Wales and Greece. The reason I have chosen these two countries is because they are very similar in size and they have both had numerous reports of alcohol abuse. I believe that I have the relevant information on both countries to be able to put together an investigation on which one is worse off. There is many different types of drinking that effects both countries the same, for example, there is different statistics for binge drinking and different statistics for under age alcohol abuse. The reason that I am looking into this issue in depth is because of the fact that I believe it is an issue that affects various different countries around the globe but I wasn’t able to compare many countries with Wales because they are a lot bigger and due to that fact it would not be a fair investigation.

Therapeutic environment theory is an area of environmental psychology which also links in with neuroscience and immunology. A place of therapy can be a setting such as a hospital, as it is used for application of therapy or treatment. On the other hand the term therapeutic environment refers to any environment that is designed intentionally to have a therapeutic effect on individuals. A hospital may be considered therapeutic in itself because it is a place where people are treated. However settings such gardens can be used for their therapeutic benefits, thus application of such surrounds can be used in therapy; such as healing gardens. Hospitals may be a place of therapy, however it is also a place patients may experience a lot of stress due to health concerns. This in turn causes the immune system to weaken and may affect their emotional wellbeing. Thus, it is important hospitals are designed to be more therapeutic in order to decrease stress. This essay will consider how hospitals can be considered more therapeutic and what aspects contribute to this.