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| Kubler-Ross's five stages of death and dying? (DIABDA) |
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Definition
Denial and Isolation
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance |
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Term
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Definition
A state involving loss. To take away from, to rob, to dispossess.
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| Manifestations of normal grief? (FPCB) |
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Definition
Feelings: sadness, anger, guilt, anxiety.
Physical sensations: hollowness in the stomach, tightness in the throat and chest.
Cognitions: disbelief, confusion, sense of presence, hallucinations.
Behaviours: sleep disturbances, appetite disturbances, absentmindedness, social withdrawal, dreams of the deceased. |
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Term
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Definition
Who the person was in relation to the survivor.
The nature of the attachment-whether the deceased provided strength, security, or ambivalence.
The mode of death with determine the reaction.
Prior grief experiences and mental health influence reaction to grief.
One's religious beliefs will affect the grieving process. |
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Term
| Counselling principles and procedures? |
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Definition
- talk about the loss
- help them identify and express feelings
- help them live without the deceased
- help with emotional withdrawal from the deceased
- provide time to grieve
- educate about usual grieving reactions of other clients to help normalize experience
- allow for individual differences
- provide for continued support
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Term
| Why is losing a child different from losing an adult? |
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Definition
When you lose a parent, you lose your past.
When you lose a child, you lose your future. |
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Term
| Types of child abuse? (PSNES) |
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Definition
Physical.
Sexual.
General neglect.
Emotional.
Shaken baby syndrome. |
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Term
| How to detect child abuse or neglect? |
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Definition
| Bruising, withdrawn, wearing long sleeves, bullied or bullies, poor grades, lack of interest in activities, watchful, does not want to go home, behavioural changes, lack of interest/concern by parents for troubled child, inadequate clothing, poor hygiene, poor supervision... |
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Term
| How to report child abuse in Ontario? |
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Definition
| The worker must carefully confirm the abuse, and then report the abuse to Ontario's Child and Family Services.(CFSA) Child and Family Services Aid. |
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Term
| Duty to report child abuse? |
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Definition
| We all share a responsibility to protect children and youth from harm. |
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Term
| "reasonable discipline" and the supreme court decision on physical discipline? |
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Definition
reasonable corrective force can be used on a child between the ages of two and 12.
Unacceptable to hit a child with something like a paddle or belt. Blows and slaps to the head are also unacceptable. |
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Term
| Four tasks of mourning? (AEAR) |
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Definition
Accepting the reality of the loss.
Experiencing the pain of grief.
Adjusting to a new environment.
Redirecting emotional energy to another relationship. |
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Term
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Definition
| The feelings of loss, sorrow, anger, guilt, and confusion that arise upon experiencing a loss. |
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Term
| The manifestation of grief. (FPCB) |
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Definition
Feelings.(sadness, anger, guilt, etc)
Physical sensations. (hollow stomach, etc)
Cognition. (disbelief, confusion)
Behaviours. (social withdrawal, trouble eating, treasuring objects, etc) |
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Term
| Financial crisis. How to help your clients. |
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Definition
Budget with them. Have them write down their expenses so that they can see how much they're spending in certain areas and if they're able to cut back on some things.
Food banks, second-hand shopping, etc.
Shop around for cheaper services (ie internet/phone/tv).
Suggest budgeting workshops, etc. |
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Term
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Definition
| Chronic use of a substance despite repercussions. |
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Term
| Types of drug abuse crisis? (MLPS) |
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Definition
Medical (liver failure, strokes, heart attacks, etc)
Legal (drug possession, dealing, public intoxication, etc)
Psychological ("coming down", bad trips, suicide, etc)
Spiritual (realizing they are no longer who they once were. Reality check.) |
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Term
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Definition
| The expression of grief and the usual response to bereavement/loss. |
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Term
| Defense mechanisms commonly observed in alcoholics? (DDFPRMR) |
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Definition
Denial
Displacement
Fantasy
Projection
Rationalization
Minimizing
Repression |
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