Occupational Professional Assessment

The intervention plan is the initial step of implementing the treatment plan after the client has received an evaluation. The purpose of the intervention plan is guide the OTPF in creating the plan and establishing time frames concerning related goals that are measurable and objective, the approach that will be used, how the treatment will be delivered and by who, making referrals to other practices if needed, and evaluating possible needs and plans for discharge (AOTA, 2014)). The plan is best completed through a collaborative effort by the occupation therapist practitioners (OTP), the client, and family or significant others. It is also important to recognize that research concerning treatment is imperative in order to ensure professional

Case Summary Before a counselor is able to decide what the first step is in helping a client, they must conduct a proper screening and intake interview. Through this process the counselor is able to establish a trusting relationship with the client; as well as gain insight into his demographic information, referral reasons, current situation, previous counseling experience, birth and development history, family history, medical history, and educational/vocational background (Joshua & Brandé, 2015, p. 129 -132). Based off of the intake interview the counselor has a general idea about who the client is as well as what he needs moving forward. When screening a client, a number of questions can be asked in order to gain insight as to what the client may be struggling with or who the client is as a person. For the purpose of this study the most important questions that will be asked are as follows: what past careers have you had, what disciplines have you explored before, who influences you in your choice of careers, what would you like to change about your current career, and what would you like to change about your previous education?

Informed consent is an continuing part of the counseling process, and counselors appropriately document deliberations of informed consent throughout the counseling relationship (Aca Code of Ethics, 2014). The Indiana rules and regulations discussed with a informed consent with a license addiction counselor is the counselors will obtain informed consent and a document before video-taping, audio recording or authorizing a third party observation of any client collaboration or group therapy

Conceptual training would have provided him with the necessary knowledge and skills to “analyze and diagnose” the facts in this situation and devise an appropriate response to Johnson’s concerns before it became an agency disciplinary issue (Stojkovic, et al., 2015, p.239). Furthermore, humanistic training would have provided Sgt. Rick with insight on how to care and support the family lives of subordinate officers, thus, aiding and facilitating their supervision, as well as, in the achievement of organizational goals (Stojkovic, et al.,

2.2 Care Act 2014 The Community Care Act 2014 sections 1, 2 and 4 highlights the general responsibilities of the act and it could be said the ones that most affect social workers in making decisions for action. We will look at these sections to see how they fit alongside the BASW Code of Ethics for Social Workers (2012). S.1 promoting individual wellbeing: This section states that the core purpose of adult care and support is to help people to achieve the outcomes that matter to them in their life. The general duty of a local authority, in exercising a function under this part in the case of an individual, is to promote general wellbeing (Department of Health 2014). The concept of “Well-being” is defined in five main areas.

American Counseling Association: Membership While becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), it is important to follow the American Counseling Association’s (ACA, 2014) Code of Ethics when treating clients, making ethical decisions, and adhering to the professional standards set forth within the Code of Ethics (Remley & Herlihy, 2016). Another beneficial tool as an LPC, is joining the American Counseling Association, and other professional organizations. In this paper, I will discuss the membership benefits of joining the American Counseling Association and highlight the advantages of also joining the American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA). Joining ACA To join the American Counseling Association (ACA) as a student the

When working with a victim of abuse, the counselor should have a safely plan for the victim. According to Gladding (2015), a safety plan should be drawn up during the early stages of therapy. A study conducted by Foroughe & Muller (2014), using an attachment-based intervention strategy.

The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) are the regulating body of radiographers and allied health professionals, they ensure that the standards for training, skills, behaviour and health criteria are met in order to protect the public (HCPC, 2016). The Society of Radiographers (SoR, 2016) is a professional body that are responsible for radiographer’s professional, educational, public and workplace interests. For this activity I read about continuing professional development (CPD) which is one of the standards set out by HCPC and SoR. CPD is a range of learning activities through which health care professionals maintain and develop throughout their career to ensure that they retain their capacity to practice safely, effectively and

Professional Identity and Stewardship Professional identity and stewardship is one of the core values that professionals need to exhibit in order to prove how important their role in the society can be known and proving. Many organizations cannot succeed without professional identity and stewardship and this brings the significant of this interview with one of my peer about the stewardship and professional identity. The purpose of this interview with one of my peer is to know the role of the health care team member, how the professionalism can be define and how he professional responsibilities influence work, does he consider leaders as a stewards in his health care organization, why and why not and how important the leaders exercise professional

His death was his last attempt of achieving his American Dream. But was Willy able to achieve it? Arthur Miller has made an accurate book about a common man’s flaws. Willy had his own decision to make. He struggled finding what he actually wanted to pursue.