Cda Competency Goal 1

As a mother of three school-aged children, I assumed this my virtual child project would be redundant. Naturally, I thought what could this project teach me about parenting that I did not already know. Consequently, as it turns out, there are a lot of things I did not know or wish I had known before I became a mom. I assumed the My Virtual Child project would be unrealistic and lacking in real life situations. Consequently, the program turned out to be exciting and very realistic. This paper will discuss my virtual child experiment including my daughter, parenting skills, and overall course reflections.

I provide an emotionally and physically safe and secure environment where the children can thrive and develop their sense of self. I greet each child by name, smiling and giving them one-on-one attention. I show the children that I respect them by acknowledging their feeling and helping them express those feelings appropriately. We follow a routine, and I discuss and explain when there will be a change or disruption to that schedule.

Why does a popular and expensive tourist spot in the middle of the Pacific Ocean have so many homeless people? People dream of vacationing and living the good life in Hawaii. However, there are many people in Hawaii who live in homelessness. The Hawaiian government is trying to help the homeless with numerous efforts. The government has announced that they are using the program, Housing First, which is a nation-wide program known to be the most efficient way to getting people who are suffering from chronic illness off the streets (“Housing First”). On the other hand, the Hawaiian government is considering using grass huts for a cheaper alternative to permanent housing endorsed under the Housing First program. The government needs to solve the

CM received a call from Katlyn (Clinician at EMYL) informing CM that Tavian will have a new clinician at the end of October. Katlyn stated she will keep CM updated on the new clinician at a later date. CM was informed that Tavian is has been involved in gang affiliation and Katlyn does not agree with Tavian going home on passes. Katlyn and CM discuss family sessions and Katlyn scedule a family sessions on 10/4/16 at

CM received a call from Jennifer Wisely (DCP&P worker) for Alexia (youth). CM discussed her concerns with DCP&P. CM was informed that DCP&P met with Ms. Marshall (caregiver) and DCP&P is closing youth’s case before Friday, 3/17/17. DCP&P stated that they were open with the family due to child welfare; DCP&P reported no neglect from family. CM informed DCP&P that CM is unable to reach caregiver and needs to schedule a meeting for this month. DCP&P noted she will contact caregiver and have her call CM regarding this matter.

¨Silence, I have made my final decision!¨ Most foster homes treat children very wrong. Some foster homes do not care about the children who are there. Also, children might be put in the hands of careless parents. The parents might be abusive or do inappropriate things to them. Pony boy will stay will Darry and Soda Pop. Darry and Soda work very hard for Pony, Pony will be with him family and friends, and they make Pony do positive things.

Technology makes teaching parents very difficult. With all the information that is online parents read it and then ask questions about it to parent educators. Parent educators have to know what parents are talking about so they can give advice on the best course of action. This makes it so parent educators need to be up to date on all the new studies and information coming out.

Being trapped I can 't-do this I can 't-do anything This is stupid I’m stupid. Everything is stupid, I quit i witnessed this moment when I had to do English homework. I feel like I don’t want to do my homework but I have to do an assignment or even just the idea of homework, often even before the work comes out of my backpack. Kids have probably never liked homework, so that’s not new, but thanks to our fast-paced, immediate gratification culture, kids today think that learning and everything else that’s mildly challenging and not fun, shouldn’t be. The resilience and perseverance they show when playing video games or looking for the perfect outfit is unavailable to them when it comes to schoolwork. They think that learning should be like

6. If you were one of the other members of the Smythe County ECI program, how would you counsel Carol on proceeding with the Williams family?

Phillip commented, “I do my work in my other classes, so I think I have C’s and D’s plus I have only been suspended once.”

Maria, who was usually carrying one of the children, often apologized for the condition of the home, we tried to comfort her by informing her that we were not there to judge the condition of the home, although we were required to assess but that we were there to help

Focus: Reighn will understand and communicate her feelings in an appropriate manner on a daily basis.

In this paper, I will discuss authoritative parenting and authoritarian parenting in the TV show “Gilmore Girls”. In episode 12, Rory and Lane were going to have a double date with Dean and his friend Todd. However Rory and Lane used different information management strategy in telling their mothers. Lane lied to Ms. Kim about their plans. She told her mother that she was going to spend the whole night with Lorelai and Rory. In comparison, Rory chose to use partial disclosure. That is, she told her mother the truth that she and Lane were going to a movie with Dean. But she left somethings unsaid, for example, Lane lied to her mother.

The primary data would be a questionnaire. It includes eight sections that contain a personal overview of the client as well as medical information. It will be administered once at the beginning of Breathe Easy, but the last few sections will be looked over at the end of the program to determine if the client reached his/her goal and desired outcome. This questionnaire is adapted from the needs assessment from Living Well with COPD, a similar program9. This questionnaire went out to all of those in their program, but a specific population was not addressed. With Breathe Easy, the population is people aged 21- 75 who are at risk or diagnosed with COPD. Therefore, modifications will be made for this program. Each attendee will receive this questionnaire

Pt. met with Primary Counselor after dosing for her monthly individual session. Counselor started the session respectfully greeting her and praising her for her excellent recovery progress as indicated by her clean UDS. She agreed to sign her Record of Service sheet. For the first 20 minutes Pt. and counselor went over his previous treatment plan and any recovery concern. Counselor and Pt. discussed her recovery progress; possible side effects of her prescribed methadone medication and current emotional status. Counselor inquired about any drug use since her last session, which she replied no. Pt. reported that her current dosage is 80 mg and is unstable because she stays up and unavailable to sleep well at night. For the next 40 minutes, Pt. completed the S.N.A.P exercise and discussed recovery concerns and personal issues. Pt. stated that her strengths are “organization. If I say something to my kids I do it and I finish everything that I start.” Pt. mentioned that her current needs are getting her drive license, passing the driver test and improving my credit score. Pt. identified her abilities as getting along with others, learning