Unit 9 Health And Social Care Level 3 P1

Truly, Shaunti tries to offer readers a clear picture of the power of prayer. This story makes readers realize that prayer allows heavenly angels and the Holy Spirit to hover over places of meeting. It also helps readers recognize that prayer can direct and guide people, and if they choose to listen to that guidance, God will prove Himself faithful. Lastly, it shows how prayer can help believers solve and face problems. This novel suggest that believers should be rooted and grounded in prayer so he can obey the Lord and fulfill the purpose God has placed over their

Jesus loves and cares about you and I care about you too. Would you accept him as your personal savior today by repenting of your sins and asking him to come into your life. I realize this might not be the time, but if it is will you accept him. Jesus will accept you with open arms. I feel led to pray so would you like to pray with me?

One of the issues that is discussed is how Christian counseling is viewed, and how it will continue to be viewed. Each client should be given the right to choose the aspects of Christianity in counseling, and this begins with the informed consent to incorporate prayer and scripture into the sessions. Also a concern for Christian counselors is if the public views this type of counseling as a legitimate form of counseling, especially in the secular areas. It is very important that the client be made aware of the methods that are used, and how they are incorporated with spiritual methods (McMinn,

After the family answers about the reasons for being there, the family members were asked to tell about themselves and their children (see Appendix 1, para. 12): health status; what each likes and dislikes about school, friends, doing in their free time, and things that make them happy and these were put on ecomaps. Ecomaps of each family member are attached as appendixes three to seven. Ecomaps are used as a tool to emphasize the healthy aspects of each person's life and areas that could become more supportive. They are also used to bring the focus towards the goal of becoming healthy and balanced.

As a Christians we need to be more focus on our life to be able to be fruitful amounts other. Been able living with others in humanity, and shine in others by doing what is right. Loving our neighbours, being faithful too any everyone that I came close too. It’s important as Christians living the life of Christ. Following his footsteps, that is how it means to be called a Christians.

Her inspiration comes from within and has been challenged by life events such as divorce, challenging personal relationships, and breast cancer. These life challenges led her to seek a closer relationship with God, and she continues to seek knowledge and understanding of His loyalty to mankind, and her loyalty to Him. This loyalty to God carries over into her professional nursing ethic, or philosophy. The author of this paper serves God, and is loyal to Jesus Christ. Furthermore, she believes we should, “Love one another.

How would you describe Chick-fil-A’s positioning strategy? Chick-fil-A has strong beliefs in religion and has been making that one of its main values when it comes to the company. They strive to make sure that all their employees act responsibly and respectfully to each other and the customers and that all orders of operation are taken care of at the highest care. For example, replying with my pleasure after someone says thank you and being closed on Sunday’s due to religious

In some cases, the client’s parents may have a set routine for eating as a family to help the cohesiveness of the family, as a solution, the OT should deeply consider to adjust the schedule to allow the client the best opportunity to succeed in the action of progressing. A dominant decision maker definitely need to be seeked primarily to be educated for the sake of the client’s health because they will be making the decisions when the OT is and not in the presence of the

Working practices: If working practices are not met you can be putting yourself and the service users at unnecessary risk. Working practices are the jobs that you do when caring for people these can be things like moving or handling, preparing food, changing nappies or even giving injections despite the manual handling operations regulation 1999 many care workers are still suffering from

Person centred care - this is when a care worker delivers health and social care to a service user and increases their decision making as well as personal development, this is to also make sure that the service user 's needs and wants are met to keep them satisfied with the setting, this could also mean personal matters and beliefs are taken in consideration as a christian individual may need to attend church on sundays, it can also be as simple as letting an individual do an activity by themselves such as eating or playing games such as chess. Safeguarding is an action an individual takes that promotes safe and protects those in danger, this could mean a risk assessment as hazards will need to be reported to prevent it from happening again.