Client College Essays Samples For Students

The role that an attorney plays in protecting his client’s interests has long included the privilege of confidentiality, in the sense that a client’s defender should have the ability to discuss his client’s case with full candor, and then decide which elements of that case should make it into the courtroom. This notion has ancient precedents: when Marcus Tullius Cicero was prosecuting the governor of Sicily, during the time of the Roman Empire, he was not allowed to call the governor’s defender as a witness. The logic at the time was that if the advocate could testify, ...

Introduction

The process of skilled helping is a structured process in which the helper and the helping technique should interact and operate with the subjects to ensure that the resultant help is most effective in its approach. Gerard Egan offered the 3-stage model for aiding the helpers in solving problems and seeking newer opportunities in the field of skilled help or counseling services. The prime objective of the model was to enable people for living more effectively and make more efficient use of most of the available opportunity around them to get the maximum yielding results (Shorrock, 2011). The model ...

Abstract

This paper explores several peer-reviewed journals on already documented research about the relationship between the client and the therapist. Clients require a strong bonding relationship with the therapist before undergoing the actual treatment. . Clients must consider creating a strong alliance with their therapists/clinicians. This helps them to be sure and develops confidence in them. They should start the treatment without having any fear about the clinician involved. This creates a friendly atmosphere for them in attaining good therapy services. This work outlines the basic elements of the therapeutic alliance as a human service. It also further explains why these ...

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Introduction
The world “Existential” refers to the experience of existence, and “existence” refers to a complete and “whole” life (Sykes, 2010). Existential therapy works on a belief that inner conflicts within a person occur due to certain issues of existence that are considered as “existential vacuum”, also referred to as “existential frustration” such as meaninglessness, apathy, boredom, and isolation (Yalom, 1980). It is a philosophical way of treatment (Sapp, 2010), and helps the client by showing him or her that the counsellor is with him or her rather than by doing things for the client (Iacovou & ...

Assignment 1: CHCAOD408B and CHCAOD411A

Assignment 1: CHCAOD408B and CHCAOD411A
1. What are you required to discuss with a client prior to an assessment?
Although the exact sequence for preparing a client for an assessment might vary across different organisations, the personal/organisational introduction should always be the first step because it allows us to engage in small talk, establish rapport, and it makes the client feel comfortable. However, in addition to establishing rapport, this phase of the meeting also serves for the purpose of observing the client’s reactions and behaviours. Examples of presenting behaviours in clients with a history of alcohol or other drug ( ...

Dietary assessment is important since it helps in detecting the risk of nutrition problems. Additionally, nutrition assessment helps in determining the nutrition status of a person. Poor nutrition is associated with many health concerns. Indeed, individuals who have inadequate intake of nutrients are likely to develop many health-related problems. Poor nutrition can also adversely affect the effectiveness of medications. Therefore, a proper diet is an integral part of medical interventions. This paper provides findings of the dietary assessment conducted using the food frequency questionnaire. The assessment showed that the client’s diet does not meet all the RDA recommendations. ...

Personal practice theory

Abstract
This paper sheds light on some of the requirements for the Theories of Personality and Counseling class. The writer’s stand is that as individuals have different and evolving needs, a therapist should integrate different techniques and have a clearly stated approach. This paper discusses theories that include multimodal counseling therapy, existential theory, and person-centered counseling. The paper also discusses how each approach is used in accordance and how the three approaches can be integrated to achieve the desired results.

Introduction
Researchers discovering the connection between educators' beliefs and their class activities realized that educator's knowledge and skills ...

Research on psychotherapy denotes that there is a great degree of influence that therapeutic relationship has upon the outcome of counselling, although the mechanism that is used in the relationship that eventually brings in the change is unidentified.
The desire to comprehend the way in which psychotherapy could help people change has been an inspiring aspect for researches and practitioners in the field of counselling psychology for several decades now. This inspiration has resulted in the accumulation of vast amount of literature, both theoretical as well as empirical, with respect to the various mechanisms that facilitate change in the ...

In this essay, I will discuss my experience with an acute mental health service user which occurred while I was on clinical placement in this care setting. Medication concordance in major depression is an important part of illness management and will be the emphasis of this paper. First will be a discussion of the service user’s profile including her background, history, and social status which aims to generate an understanding of the factors contributing to non-concordance. Consistent with the Code of Conduct of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (2015), care will be taken to uphold the privacy of ...

Handing off a project to a client; what are the risks and challenges?

Software project management is activities aimed at ensuring that a software product is delivered according to a client’s specifications regarding time, budget and product capabilities. Some projects may recur while majority are one-off projects. Software developers pay keen attention of one-off projects because their success builds on their reputation. Once a software product has been completed, the developer hands it over to the client. This stage, however, involves several risks that may render all effort put in developing the software useless. These risks include:
- Undiscovered bugs – Some bugs might not be found during the testing process. They may become ...

This paper reviews the different approaches that may be used in counseling the hypothetical client Stan. The first part of the research paper introduces the different aspects involved in counseling. The second part reviews cognitive behavioral approach to therapy and will explain the basic principles and assumptions about the same. This section will also explain the strengths and weaknesses that accompany cognitive approach to therapy. The third part of the paper reviews solution focused therapy approach providing a review of assumptions, basic principles, strengths and weaknesses. The final a part explains why the application of cognitive behavioral approach may be preferred ...

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Summary

The client has issues with one of his housemates. Currently, he shares a house with four other people. However, one of them isn’t doing his share in terms of making sure that the place is clean. For the purpose of this paper, the housemate that causes the issue will be called Housemate 1. In particular, Housemate 1 always leaves the sink and the kitchen dirty despite knowing and seeing that the others are extending effort to clean it. This makes the client really upset. He shares this sentiment with his other housemates who also observe the ...

INTERVENTION CASE STUDY REPORT

John Smith is a 34-year old White American, a U.S. Veteran, who is single and has no children. John rents a one-bedroom apartment in San Jose, CA, and runs own private security company that brings him stable average income. John’s presenting symptoms are persistent mild anxiety experienced daily, occasional insomnia that happens twice a month and lasts for about two days, at least one or two vivid war-related nightmares each month, social withdrawal, mistrust to people and reluctance to discuss painful events that caused his illness. John’s PTSD causes constant mood swings and lack of self-confidence that ...

Analysis of counselling session

Analysis of counselling session

Introduction

Countertransference usually happens when someone says something to a person because they may have possibly triggered something from their past and their response to the person may triggers something back towards them (Gelso, 1995). So the person is now "counter" transferring it back to them - "basically returning" the transference feelings back to the other individual. The counselor interest in this subject derives from my own preference to use (or be used by) the transference process in the work. It likewise comes from the counselor’s personal experience of being on the receiving end of what ...

GENERAL ORIENTATION TO SAFETY MANAGEMENT

Abstract
Safety management within sports and health facilities are a crucial part of properly administering any area used for physical activity. The area in this case refers to the geographical zone, the facilities used and any person engaging in activity within the said locality. This paper analyses the 34 forms that are provided in Appendix B of the ACM’s Health and Fitness Facility Standards and Guidelines. Wave Health and Fitness Boston was chosen as the fitness entity on which the applicability of the 34 forms would be tested.

Introduction

In every health facility or sports environment there is a need ...

The case concerns an African American woman, 26 years old who is working but has no kids. She was the only child in the family who was brought up by her mother since her father died while she was 3 years old. The woman had a problem of expressing herself to her mother, so she could tell her grandmother the love feelings she had towards her mother. The three lived together.

Theory for treatment plan

Understanding an individual’s behavior is a complicated task, which requires a learning experience. Human behavior is unpredictable and complex and trying to understand it requires a high degree of accuracy. Different ...

The case concerns an African American woman, 26 years old who is working but has no kids. She was the only child in the family who was brought up by her mother since her father died while she was 3 years old. The woman had a problem of expressing herself to her mother, so she could tell her grandmother the love feelings she had towards her mother. The three lived together.

Theory for treatment plan

Understanding an individual’s behavior is a complicated task, which requires a learning experience. Human behavior is unpredictable and complex and trying to understand it requires a high degree of accuracy. Different ...

1. Familiarise yourself with the various network addressing terms e.g. socket.

Socket: a socket is a combination of an IP address (where the computer is located) and a port and places it together into a single identity – a good analogy is a telephone where the actual phone connection is a combination of a given phone number and a particular extension. In computer networking, an Internet socket or network socket is an endpoint of a bidirectional inter-process communication flow across an Internet Protocol-based computer network, such as the Internet.

Subnet Mask: A subnetwork is a distinct and visible part of a single Internet Protocol wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnet_Mask

Gateway: A Gateway is a link between two ...

During the initial visit the registered nurse from the Community Nursing Service will elicit information concerning the seizure history from Jessica. While seeking information concerning the history the nurse will seek to know when the client had her first fit, whether there has been any improvement after initial diagnosis and treatment. The nurse will also seek to know whether the client would wish to have her medication changed due to their ineffectiveness.
The patient is then asked concerning the factors that may trigger the seizure. While doing so, the nurse will document on alcohol intake. Other factors that trigger ...

Abstract

This paper will focus on the meaning of the executive coach and the ethical codes which he or she must abide by while coaching other individuals; whether the coaching is conducted within an organization, or it is a one on one coaching session. In addition, we will also review ethical breaches that may often occur while under the practice of coaching. When a service professional consider themselves to be an executive coach, they must be willing to implement integrity and uphold the ethical codes which they swore by, even in the most difficult situations. Throughout this paper, we will ...

A 26 year old single parent by the name Mary came to see me as a therapist. My observation was that she looked and sounded frustrated and upset with her life. Consequently, I applied the Person Centered Therapy (PCT) model in a bid to evaluate her psychological status.
The Person Centered Therapy intervention model was originated by psychologist Carl Rogers in the decades of 1940s and 1950s and involves talk-form psychotherapy. The goals of this therapy method include providing or availing clients with an opportunity to develop a sense of self where they are able to realize their attitudes, feelings and ...

Statement of Understanding of Executive Coaching

A statement of understanding of executive coaching concerns the clauses and informational handbook that will be presented by the executive coach to the client. By this statement the client will agree to abide by the policies that have been established by the executive coach. The statement of understanding should be submitted with the organization’s signed original application ("Statement of Understanding Law & Legal Definition", 2016). It is now time to examine what executive coaching is and who needs executive coaching.

What is Executive Coaching?

Executive coaching is defined as a professional relationship that is built between a trained coach and a client. The ...

Introduction

Integrative approach to counseling is the use of certain combinations and aspects of various schools of thoughts in promoting wellness of individuals. In this paper we are going to discussion the key concepts of integrative counseling, understanding the roles of counselors, their therapeutic goals on what they want to achieve and how they are going to do it, their ways of addressing issues of cultural diversity, central techniques that are likely to be employed and relationship issues to be considered. Major reason for choosing integrative theory is because it will help me know and understand y client better due ...

Communication is an integral part in the delivery of treatment to sick patients. In order to provide effective treatment plan, nurses must ensure that they have proper and effective communication skills. Nurses must also have the necessary skills to facilitate therapeutic communication. This kind of communication decreases the psychological distress that the patients may have and in a way, therapeutic communication raises the self worth of the patient if carefully undertaken. Engagement and rapport building, exchange of information and how an agreement action plan on the therapeutic process is also explained. This paper also takes a keep look at the communication ...

Ethics in Tax Practice

For an individual professional to be termed as ethical, he has to conform to professional standards of a certain group, or profession. Therefore, tax practitioners need to comply with the tax legal requirements, as well as, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) rules, for them to be termed as ethical. The legal requirements, together with non-compliance penalties are found in Circular 230 in the Treasury department. They are also found in the Internal Revenue Code (1986). This paper discusses the legal tax requirements for the tax practitioners. The law is believed to be complex as many people find it ...

RE: Interfamilial wiretapping

Question Presented
Whether the wife of the man who recorded calls between his wife and their son, who is at boarding school, and between his wife and the school headmaster has sufficient claim against the husband

Brief Answer

No, the woman do not have sufficient claim against the husband as Title III has some exemptions that can be used to clear a man involved in intercepting calls designated to his wife or any member of his family. Even though Article III is not clear about the exceptions related to familial affiliations, most courts have been able to demonstrate that such exceptions ...

Introduction

Threat assessment refers to the process of evaluating risk due to a perceived threat in schools, workplaces, communities and individuals. The risk is based on facts and evidence of behavior in a given situation. Threat assessment was developed by the Secret Service in America to deal with incidences of violence in schools. The main aim of threat assessment is to prevent planned violence. It has three major functions: identification, assessing and managing. In identification, the relevant persons seek to know when, how and where concerns can be reported. Assessment involves gathering and evaluating information from different sources such as the social ...

Question 1

I would consider referring Janey to another clinician if after the screening, I realize that due to abusive and traumatic experiences, she has suffered or sustained physical injuries, which might require clinical attention (Women’shealth.gov., 2013).

Question 2

The informed consent should include the names and contacts of witnesses as well. Additionally, it should explain the purpose of the consent, and the regulations of the research. Consent should be obtained after the subject has been informed about the potential risks and benefits of the process. Client’s active participation in informed consent demonstrates respect for a client’s autonomy and right to ...

Summary Feedback

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1) Nonverbal behavior & attending behavior

Overall, the nonverbal behavior and attending behavior of the counselor are good. He was able to maintain eye-contact and serious tone. His facial expression also reflected a sense of calmness and attentiveness. In addition, he was just sitting still without unnecessary movement.
2)  Professionalism

 Did the counselor introduce him/herself and describe the purpose of the session?

Yes. The counselor introduced himself at the beginning of the counseling session, and he also explained its purpose.

 Did the counselor display nervous laughter and/or talk over the client?

No. The counselor seemed professional and he did not display nervous laughter and/or talk over the client.

 Did the counselor spontaneously (meaning the client did not use the language first) use

inappropriate or unprofessional language?
No. The counselor never used any unprofessional language during ...

SOCIAL INTERVENTION.

Introduction.
Social work is a discipline or a profession that is practiced by qualified sociologists. It involves seeking to facilitate the wellbeing of individuals, communities or even societies (Siporin, 1975). Social work enhances social change, cohesion, empowerment, and development. Social work is interconnected with social justice, Human rights, and respect for diversities. It involves the provision of social welfare in order to alleviate the economic and social problems that people face. Such difficulties include health care, education, and food security (Sach, 2003). A sociologist connects people and structures so as to tackle the challenges of life and promote the ...

Summary Feedback

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1) Nonverbal behavior & attending behavior

Most of the nonverbal and attending behaviors of the counselor were good. She established and maintained eye-contact with the client. At the same time, her voice was clear, and her facial expressions showed that she was listening to the client. She also did not make any unnecessary or annoying movement during the session. However, her posture seemed to be too relaxed, leaning a bit backwards. A little improvement with her posture may be necessary.

Professionalism

 Did the counselor introduce him/herself and describe the purpose of the session?
The counselor introduced herself and provided ...

An architectural illustrator is an architecture profession where the expert is responsible for creating imagery for professional designing that portrays accurate details of an architectural project. The created images are supposed to give the client, owner, committee, public, or a customer the available design ideas. These professionals are hired to bring complex ideas and objects into reality. Through artwork, the artist succeeds to turn small details into visual renderings. This field mainly depends on the plan, design, as well as construction of various structures. The professionals create two-dimensional illustrations that may include animations and images. The professions are usually realistic ...

During my work placement at the Spastic Centre of South Australia (SCOSA) I have learned a significant number of things concerned with the practice of social work. The experience of this placement has been invaluable and has taught me the importance of theoretical and practical approaches to the job, including models and frameworks. During the course of this essay, I will reflect on what I have learned and how I came to understand the importance of the above things.
It became clear very quickly that all workers at the centre rely heavily on the theoretical approaches to social work. ...

Executive Summary

Conventional banking is based on the issue of interest. However, most religious teachings, including Islam, are for the opinion that charging of interest is wrong and should not be prohibited. However, most of the modern banking systems are based on this principle. To steer away from this, the Islamic banking has derived ways of avoiding interest charges. One of these is the use of Murabaha. The essay below looks at the differences between the Murabaha and conventional loans.

Introduction

According to Hanif (2011, p.170), the trend in the modern banking system in which interests are charged is unacceptable to most ...

A Critical Analysis of the Social Work Intervention Process

The term ‘empowerment’ is one which is used to designate the idea of giving control to an individual: if someone feels empowered, it means that they feel as though they can do something. In social work, this is no different: the empowerment approach is one which attempts to take control of a particular situation whilst giving those involved the skills and tools with which to manage their lives. Put succinctly, the empowerment process is “the process by which individuals and groups gain power, access to resources and control over their own lives. In doing so, they gain the ability to ...

Introduction

The case dwells upon the situation, in which a new Major Accounts Management, Zain, who recently joined the organization Zoro Stationary, found himself, ones trying to adjust to the new environment. The reality demonstrates that the previous experience of this professional, which encompasses over ten years in one of the major regional clothing and household retailers allowed good insight into the purchasing and customer behavior. The challenges, associated with the change of the industry, corporate culture and personal diversity, however, built on a number of difficulties in adapting his skills to the new role.
The learning process within the ...

Tactical Planning

Tactical Planning
3. Managerial process plans.
This sections entails the management priorities and objectives of team Foxtrot as well as the process management plans. There will be addition of more plans as the document evolves
3.1 management priorities and objectives.
The primary objectives of team Foxtrot is to make sure that the project is completed successfully. The following must be performed by the team for the project to be considered successful:
- Utilize good engineering techniques in product development by applying the methods learned in class, putting reflective learning in practice and experiencing a new ...

Introduction

There are different forms of psychotherapies, but none of them is as unique as brief therapy. The definition and application of this therapy vary markedly between scholars and therapists alike. Despite the varied definitions, one thing is clear; it is a blanket term that takes into account different psychotherapies. Traditionally, brief therapists focus on the present client observable behavioral interaction with the objective of changing the current state of affairs (Molnar & Shazer, 1987).
This approach emerged in response to both situational limitations and patient needs (Molnar & Shazer, 1987). The application of brief therapy takes into account momentary versions of ...

Introduction

Research varies from time to time depending of the incidence and prevalence of the cases being studied. In 2002 the research shows that, United State alone, had recorded millions and millions cases of child abuse and neglect (Alvarez, Kenny, Donohue & Carpin, 2004). Counselors and Psychotherapist, face many challenging issues in execution of their duties. Greipp (1997) argue that, some of the counselors and psychotherapist are victims of child abuse and neglect, or they are healing from a disorder of substance abuse. Such counselors and psychotherapist may react emotionally whenever they are confronted with the same issue that affected them before, ...

Biblical World view Competences

Religion and spirituality are core aspects of many people around the world. Christian faith has a powerful influence in the world today. At the core of the Christian faith is the belief that God made humans in his own image. This doctrine affects how religious counselors interact with Christians and non-Christians. Incorporating this belief in religious counseling helps achieve therapeutic goals faster than eradicating or avoiding the doctrine.
Religious counselors face different scenarios depending on the client’s professed faith. Clients may hold the Christian doctrine as their spirituality or their religion. According to literature, spirituality focuses on the ...

Section I – Theory Information

Chosen theory (Person-Centered Therapy)
Person-Centered Therapy aims at offering an individual a chance to create a sense of self, whereby one can realize how his/her emotion, perspective and conduct are negatively impacted (Cepeda & Davenport, 2006). Cooper, Watson, & Hölldampf (2010) insist that despite criticism from various behaviorists, this technique is widely used, and it's an efficient personal therapy. Evidently, most people still rely on this theory for mental and emotional healing.
A key idea of this therapy is that in a certain psychological setting, the attainment of individual potential entails being sociable, the desire to be close to people ...

Counselling is one of the important factors in society. Counselling takes on a daily basis and at one point someone becomes a counselor without clearly comprehending the meaning of counselling. It is worth noting that counselling cover a diverse range of approaches and disciplines, whereby each demands unique skills. Counselling has helped many people in the world. There are various skills that are necessary to establish counseling relationship. On the same note, there are components that make a good counsellor. Communication skills are one of the critical components towards establishing effective counselling relationship. Effective counselling relationship calls for communication skills that include reflection, ...

10 Skills That a Human Services Professional Must Have
Every profession especially in the human service sector needs certain skills to ensure that the service been offered is highly effective and efficiently satisfies the needs of the client. This paper will focus on ten skills that a social worker should have so as to work effectively and fit efficiently in any place of work.

Communication

One is communication. This being the avenue that people use to convey messages or information, it is very vital to social work. The social worker must be a very good communicator; one who can easily read and ...

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Abstract

A dilemma is the position in which the selections of one of two opposite solutions are equally embarrassing.
The ethical dilemma is a situation of moral choice, when in the realization of a moral value is destroyed another, no less important. If we consider the question of the ethical dilemmas in professional activities, it is now believed that this problem can be removed by creating a professional code of ethics. In general, this kind of ethics often provides a useful impact on the resolution of ethical issues that arise in the course of professional activities , ...

Abstract

Theories in nursing provide an avenue where the perspectives of nurse are described and explored in clinical phenomena. The perspectives include the definition ’what’ of nursing, ’who’ of nursing and when nursing services are needed. The goals and boundaries of a nurse are identified in a theory. Theories are composed of concepts, propositions, frameworks and assumptions which they are based on. Since this paper looks at the accepted theory and how it affects nursing care of patients, Peplau’s theory of interpersonal communication will be discussed. Hildegard Peplau theory is based on the psychodynamic nursing. The relationship between the nurse and ...

Shifts in Primary drug use

Shifts in Primary drug use are there and I strongly agree that they apply. When a client is being attended it, it is inevitable that he or she is attended to in such a way that one is shifted from one level to another. This will help examine the person in question from different angles and perspectives. One can be examined depending on the drugs abused because many of them end up trying several drugs.
I strongly agree to the fact that shifts in drug use are very common among drug users. Many of them keep testing on one drug ...

Legal Implications of being a Nutrition Consultant

Introduction

A nutrition consultant is an individual who assesses a client’s nutritional deficiencies and recommends a lifestyle or dietary change to assist the client live a healthier life. It is a profession that is not regulated. However there are bodies such as the International Organization of Nutritional Consulting or the American Association of Nutritional Consultants that offer the consultants the code of ethics to abide by in the course of their work. By law, the consultant is expected to observe confidentiality or privacy on the dietary advice the clients seek from him.

Protection from Legal Liability

There are times that an individual will visit a doctor but ...

Introduction

The aspect of client-centered care has gained increasing interest as the delivery of care shifts from nurse-focused norms to care that focuses on individual needs and beliefs. The presence of a holistic, compassionate client-centered care has replaced traditional modes of health care delivery to modern types where nurses apply both the science and art of health care delivery to ensure a positive patient outcome. Understanding the meaning and characteristics of a holistic, compassionate client-centered care creates a collaborative health environment.

The meaning of holistic, compassionate client-centered care

The holistic, compassionate client-centered care refers to the process of providing care to the diverse population whereby the care ...

The cosmetic surgery follows the process shown in the diagram below in our organization.

The first step in the process of conducting cosmetic surgery in our organization is holding the first consultation meeting with the client. The consultation meetings are held between the specially-trained patient care co-ordinators and the clients. The patient care coordinators’ role is offering support and guidance to the patients accordingly. They explain to the clients various aspects of the procedure such as the following: the procedures provided at the facility, the appearance of patients before and after each procedure, and the possible cost of each procedure among other issues.
This step does not rely much on technology. The step ...

A myriad of factors can be attributed to drug dependence and substance abuse including genetics, psychological and social factors. Genetic studies associate alcohol and drug dependence to the interaction of genes to the environment. According to the incentive-sensitization theory, the dopamine system may play an important factor in drug intake through the brain pathways. Psychological factors such as reduction of stress and tension, increase of sex drive and, increase of violent behavior can also be attributed to the use of alcohol and drugs. Social and cultural factors including access to substance, family dynamics, social support, and advertisements also influences ...

Introduction

Domestic violence is becoming so popular in the United States. There have been numerous reported cases that indicate the domestic violence where women are the ones who are most affected. The national statistics reflects how wide-spread the issue of domestic violence is and the fact that only a few women are spared from it. Domestic violence is turning to be a social menace that has jeopardized social interactions and community development.
In the practice setting, physicians and psychiatrists have always been the center of help in instances of domestic violence. The physicians have a great role to play where they interview ...

1. I would advise the client that this is an appropriate design and should be adopted. This is because their estimates are lower than the expected costs of the project. In addition, they have experience in this field. I would recommend alternative if the terms stated in the alternative are better than those of Design and Construct firm. If no better alternative is available then it should be adopted.

2. I would decline this offer. Novation is replacing one person or party with another in a contract or replacing a contract with another. I would send the client a copy of the ...

INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO STATEMENT

Investment Policy Statement:
Executive Summary:
Type of policy: Individual Retirement Investment Policy
Tax ID: A1258122
Current assets: $10,000,000
Return: 7 %
1-yr Loss Limit: (Worst case scenario): - 10 %
Purpose of investment policy statement:
The main purpose of this Investment Policy Statement (IPS) is to provide the client with a clear investment plan that ensures maximum returns. The IPS plays the role of assisting the client in monitoring, evaluating and supervising his or her investment portfolio. The IPS therefore:

Provides an excellent overview of all investment options available to the client.

Ensures that all investment options are in line with the client’s needs, wants, and objectives.
It provides ...

Tax practitioners should observe the highest level of ethical requirements since they are the final individuals who determine the amount of tax the taxpayer will pay to the IRS. They should possess the necessary skills and professionalism that a tax practitioner requires carrying out their functions. The following are some of the ethical guidelines which should be observed by tax practitioners in performing their duties.

Conforming to legal requirements

All the tax practitioners should follow the legal requirements put in place by the IRS during the preparation of tax returns. They should ensure that both their customers and themselves comply with the necessary ...

Genogram

A simple method of illustrating a family in a constant and comprehensible manner is through the establishment of a genogram. It presents the members of the family or household, their gender, age, and corresponding relationships with one another. Moreover, it also depicts important life experiences including marriage, pregnancy, and even death. It is constituted of simple symbols that portray descriptions with regards to an individual, and such symbols are joined with connectors that give details to the associations of each person (“Genogram Explained”, 2013). It also plays the role of a multigenerational evaluation for comprehending family processes and family ...

Nutritional evaluation is studying an individual’s diet and coming up with the nutritional status of a person. This nutritional evaluation helps a nutritionist to prepare a nutritional care plan for a particular client. A nutrition care plan is meant to guide the client accordingly in order to reduce chronic diseases and overweight issues (Escott-stump 2008).

PART C: Evaluating the Data

- For the client to have normal weight, intake of food and drinks that meet the energy required in the body is recommended. Energy in should be equal to the energy out. This statement means that if one does not partake in activities that need a lot of ...

This paper summarizes a session I had with a patient in which I employed solution focused brief therapy (SFBT). The patient in question is a 46-year old female who is a marketing executive at a local arts center. She has been struggling with insomnia after a stressful event at her work. This meeting was the first as I had not met the client before. Since that was the first meeting, I had no earlier set goals, but after the first session, the main goal was to restore the client’s wellbeing (avert insomnia).
The engineers of SFBT developed this theory initially in an inner ...

Task 1

Enclosed herein is the Client Architect Agreement according to our previous discussion. Within the agreement are the definitions of the major terms, the standard services, the supplementary services, and the related conditions for the services (the client’s requirements, constraints and the limits to Architect’s responsibility) among other important factors and conditions.

Also included is the Architects Code of Professional Conduct, which is read and interpreted together with the Client Architect Agreement. Kindly read the attachment and sign the agreement.

Feel free to contact us for inquiries, more clarifications and further assistance.

Principal Architect

NSW Architects Registration Board – ...

Human service provision is concept which refers to the provision of services that are useful in offering solutions to challenges facing humanity. Such challenges include water supply shortage, information services, banking, counseling, health care services, the list is endless.
I have for the last fifteen years worked as a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a Community Based Organization (CBO) which deals with substance abuse and mental problems.
In this paper, I will give advice to professionals who are beginners in human service provision. I will give guidelines on issues of human service such as confidentiality, barrier identification, making and ...

Part One: Need Identification and Specification

Question 1: First question will be asked to the client about the type of hardware and software it requires for the set-up of operations.
Rationale: The rationale behind the question is to ascertain the basic need of the client to purchase a standard or special equipment.

Question 2: Second question that will be asked to the client is about the quality of the hardware and software.

Rationale: The rationale behind asking the question is to determine the level of quality required by the client in comparison to cost.

Question 3: Third question is about the quantity of the hardware and software required to train the customer representatives.

Question 4: Forth question will be asked about the person that will be involved in the training of the customer representatives.
Rationale: The rationale behind the question is to determine the ...