I would like to recommend Tristen Neron for the Doyle Foods Service scholarship. He has been a family friend for over a year and I have gotten to know him very well. Tristen expounds his activeness in the community through his participation in Neil Ellis’ Youth Council. He actively participates in council meeting where he discusses issues in the Bay of Quinte riding and shares possible solutions. Additionally, he participated in Belleville’s poverty challenge with my granddaughter last summer at Loyalist College to better understand the challenges that the least fortunate in our community face daily. They participated in a simulation of an individual’s life where they had to find shelter, social service, and food to survive. Tristen always
Antwone serves as a Petty Officer in the United States Navy. He is single and heterosexual, with no children. Antwone was referred to the U.S. Navy Pacific Fleet Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation, after pleading guilty to assault on a superior, non-commissioned officer. As a result of his physical aggression, he was demoted from ships serviceman Petty Officer, third class, to ships serviceman Seaman. Antwone has a history of physical aggression and poor impulse control. Antwone was referred for three sessions of psychiatry service for assessment of physical aggression, anger management, and supportive treatment. At the end of treatment, a recommendation by Dr. Davenport will be submitted to Antwone’s commanding officer, for the purpose of determining reinstatement to active duty. Antwone sees no need for evaluation and states that the cause of physical assault was a result of racial remarks by the victim. Antwone’s attitude towards fighting is stated in his words, “It’s the only way some people learn.”
The case study on Kevin Miller is very challenging. Kevin Miller is White 5th grade student, and his parent are very supportive. Kevin has a problem with attention span; consequently, he I has been identified as a candidate for Greentree Elementary School Gifted and Talented Program. I will attempt to describe the issues related to Kevin’s moral judgement and self-concept; furthermore, I will make recommendations on his part.
Conrad Jarret is an eighteen years old white male who live with his parent’s Beth and Calvin Jarret in an upper middle class suburban in Chicago Illinois. He is a high school junior also part of the swim team. Within the Jarret family, Beth, Conrad and Calvin all have different problems. Beth is a perfectionist who is unaccustomed with tragedy. Conrad pursuit to find himself, while trying to please the people around him, his father Calvin is cautious about his son and his feelings. Conrad 's mother refuses to forgive him for his suicide attempt, she believes he did it in order to destroy her perfectly ordered life.
What: On August 6, 1990, Eva Schoen was found murdered in her Colorado home. She was found at the top of the staircase by her ten-year-old daughter that morning. Eva had sustained one shot to the back of her head which was determined as the cause of death. The police were called to the home and began investing the crime scene to discover any evidence or leads into who had committed the crime.
I have overheard many other teachers saying positive things about Alejandra as well. My colleagues have praised her resilience to challenges, her diligence in all of her subjects, her determination to complete tasks, her fun-loving spirit, attention to detail, and her positive attitude, just to name a few. Students speak highly of her too. She is an effective communicator, a leader, a world citizen, and overall a dynamic person. I have witnessed Alejandra flourish in her academic life and personal life over the last few years. The effort Alejandra has put into her public education coupled with her generous and kindhearted personality will make her an incredibly valuable asset to any university. I highly recommend Alejandra Galaviz for this scholarship!
The defendant in this case is Mr. Wertz, a 26-year-old Caucasian male. While visiting his relatives, Mr. Wertz woke up in the middle of the night and drove to a nearby ranch with his rifle. He opened fire at the ranch, and eleven shots were fired by the time the police came. The rancher’s wife was injured with a bullet wound to the leg. Mr. Wertz is charged with willfully discharging a firearm at an inhabited home in California. He pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.
Tanyia is a 13-year-old African American female who currently resides at Vista Maria after being adjudicated on a Domestic Violence offense and being placed on Level 2 probation. She presents with a multitude of problems that will be the focus of her treatment needs of: verbal and physical aggression, fluctuating moods including irritability and anger, defiance, truancy from school, running away from home, associating with older males, substance use, traumas including physical abuse and rape, other sexual behaviors not appropriate for her age, and limited intellectual functioning. Her relationships within her family are very strained and lack adequate support, excluding her great grandparents. The goals in the therapeutic process are to facilitate
When he is not running a successful dental practice in Massachusetts, Lennox Lin, D.M.D. can be found in one of the many soup kitchens or homeless shelters in his area. In addition to this work, he also volunteers his time and knowledgeable services to provide low income families with free dental care. Dr. Lin boasts that volunteering is as much a benefit to him as it is to the hundreds of people that he helps. It is truly a reciprocal endeavor, one which he believes everyone should take part in regularly. Through his various volunteer work, Lin has had the chance to reach out to his community and meet new people. This interaction has given him a greater understanding of the different classes and walks of life that live in Massachusetts. Volunteering has also heightened his social skills, as he has had plenty of practice in meeting and befriending new people. He also believes that the act of self service increases a person 's own self confidence. In general, people who give of themselves and their time feel better about who they are and how they are contributing to society. Having this new sense of purpose keeps everyday issues and stresses in life in greater perspective. When he has a rough day, he can think about the many people in his community who deal with far greater stresses and
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June Amberg, is a twenty- one year old African American female. She is 6 ft. tall and weighs about 190 pounds. She has long braids, dark skin with brown eyes. June stated to be a Baptist however is not a consistent member of the church. She is married to Ruben Amberg for the past two years however, she is separated from him. The client related with Clinician because she is from the same race, and grew up in same neighborhood. June was very comfortable in sharing information about her upbringings, her struggles, and mishaps without any fear of being judge. June’s emotional state varies between being manic and being calm during her sessions. June has worked in retail as a Sale Representative for the past 5 years. She lives with mother, Mona Faron who is sixty years old, her sister Jona Faron who is thirty years old, and her twin sister Jessie with her three children James(3), Jessica(2), and Jacob(1) in a two bedroom apartment. She has received treatment for her depression with Jewish Board Family Children Services in the past.
All diseases and disorders are categorized by a set of symptoms, or signs that are indicative of certain diseases or disorders. Thus, symptoms are important when diagnosing a person. They serve as a communication tool between the clinical psychologist and the client. When detecting symptoms of a person, it allows the clinician to understand the client’s physical, emotional, and mental discomforts. Using the symptoms reported by the client, the clinician can then determine what the client’s clinical diagnosis is.
For my volunteer experience I chose to help assist in a program called the Sonshine Club that’s provided in one of the local city schools Kenwood Heights Elementary School. The Sonshine club has been a program that has been established for approximately seventeen years now in which at this particular school they met on Tuesdays from 3:15-4:15pm. Their message to bring to the children is that “there is a bright light out of all of this” (Use.salvationarmy.org, 2014). In Clark county, Ohio the data shows that there are 27% of children between the ages of 5-17 years old, are in poverty (Use....
Thomas Robertson is a 37-year-old male, who has been involved in crime since a very young age. He lives in a low socio-economic area, and has lived there since he was a child. His family was unsupportive, and unavailable for Thomas throughout his childhood. His older brother brought him into a group of his friends at the age of 12, and revealed them to be a chapter of a gang when Thomas turned 13. Thomas was charged with multiple, separate, thefts from small businesses, malls, and convenience stores around the city. He has been charged with assault, public mischief, and a count of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking. His most recent charge was for assault causing bodily injury and
...hool programs for kids in terrible home situation with a group called LA’s Best. He works with Down syndrome and Autistic children, with a group LA Goal. They do the same things that he does in the hospitals and the more people he works with the more people that help in their community (Rosner). Many famous people help out in foundations and have charities but many don’t work with disabled people, learning to play something, making them forget about other things for a while, and just make them feel better about themselves but he did, not for him but for other people going through hard times like he did.
Ethically, I feel all the psychiatrist involved should have done a little more investigating into Phillip Jablonski background. Mr. Jablonski and Ms. Kimball informed Dr. Kopiloff that Jablonski served five years in prison for raping his wife and four days prior to attending the session he attempted to rape Kimball’s mother. I feel this information alone deserved a little more attention from Dr. Kopiloff because Jablonski is definitely displaying a pattern of his lack of respect for women and violating your personal space. Another issue which should have brought up red flags and gave Dr. Kopiloff cause for concern is the fact that the police described the same situation to Dr. Berman who failed to relay the message to Dr. Kopiloff. The level of urgency regarding the safety of others and their clients at this hospital does not seem to be high. Ethically, Dr. Berman and Dr. Kopiloff should have formally informed Kimball of their concerns regarding Jablonski’s recent, current, and vague and uncommunicative demeanor. Both doctors were formed not only by local police also the client himself of his violent tendencies and they still were reluctant to act, and only suggested Jablonski voluntarily hospitalized himself.