family planning knowledge attitude and practice

... hunger and high and increasing levels of malnutrition; high and increasing levels of maternal mortality; high levels of child and infant morbidity and mortality, especially for neonates; and low and ... Management and Sustainability (LMS) Program and Santé pour le Développement et la Stabilité d‘Haiti (SDSH) Project for their constant support and responsiveness to our many requests and demands and ... Leadership, Management and Sustainability Project [MSH] Maternal and Child Health Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition USAID/HAITI Maternal and Child Health Portfolio Review and Assessment, August...

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... physicians' knowledge, attitudes, practices and their approach to tuberculosis management General Objective It is the general objective of the study to determine the knowledge, attitudes and practices ... Diagnostic standards and classification of tuberculosis in adults and children Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2000; 161: 1376-1395 Manalo MFC, Pineda AV, Montoya JC Knowledge, attitudes and practices ... analysis by practice setting and location Phil J Microbiol Infect Dis 1998; 27(1): 6-12 10 American Thoracic Society and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Treatment of tuberculosis and tuberculosis...

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... Problems: A Guide to Assessment and Treatment in Practice Understanding and Treating Panic Disorder: Cognitive-Behavioural Approaches Family Therapy: Concepts, Process and Practice A list of earlier ... Trillingsgaard and Ask Elklit, who arranged funding and support for this sabbatical leave and for their generosity and hospitality during my time in Denmark xxii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Past and present ... loving and emotionally involved with the grandchildren The second role was essentially fun-seeking and these grandparents acted as playmates for the grandchildren The third type of grandparental...

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... Problems: A Guide to Assessment and Treatment in Practice Understanding and Treating Panic Disorder: Cognitive-Behavioural Approaches Family Therapy: Concepts, Process and Practice A list of earlier ... Trillingsgaard and Ask Elklit, who arranged funding and support for this sabbatical leave and for their generosity and hospitality during my time in Denmark xxii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Past and present ... loving and emotionally involved with the grandchildren The second role was essentially fun-seeking and these grandparents acted as playmates for the grandchildren The third type of grandparental...

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... constraints and opportunities of later life, including retirement, illness and bereavement on the one hand, and grandparenting and acknowledging life achievements on the other McWhirter and Mattison ... Jackson, 1967), John Weakland (Fisch, Weakland & Segal, 1982; Watzlawick & Weakland, 1977; Watzlawick, Weakland & Fisch, 1974; Weakland & Fisch, 1992; Weakland & Ray, 1995) and John Fry, all of whom ... Dallos and Elsa Jones in the UK; and Ed McHale in Ireland 52 CENTRAL CONCEPTS IN FAMILY THERAPY GROUP THERAPY: GROUP ANALYSIS, ENCOUNTER GROUPS, PSYCHODRAMA AND GESTALT THERAPY Ideas and practices...

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... family therapy (Anderson, 1995, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003; Anderson & Goolishan, 1988; Anderson & Levine, 1998; Anderson, Goolishan & Windermand, 1986; Goolishian & Anderson, 1987) They abandoned systems ... therapy invites us to accept that knowledge and power are two sides of the same coin, and to question the ethics of traditional practices that privilege global knowledges and totalising techniques Ultimately, ... Tom Andersen’s (1987, 1991) reflecting team approach; and Harlene Anderson’s collaborative language approach (Anderson, 1997, 2003) These developments will be considered next Solution-focused and...

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... involves abandoning the rules, roles and routines prescribed in replicative and corrective family scripts and exploring new possibilities, options and solutions This process of abandoning the ... cope with stress, handle differences in personal needs, and acknowledge differences in personal styles and developmental stages by communicating clearly and without censure and by pooling resources ... her husband for being distant, and whose husband withdraws, would be facilitated to emotively state her need for her husband’s companionship without guilt inducing embellishments The husband, would...

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... participate in assessment and treatment (Kelly, 1955) There should be a balanced focus on individual and family strengths and resilience on the one hand and on problems and constraints on the other ... tasks, and the therapist may feel disappointed that the clients are showing resistance There should be an acknowledgement that clients and therapists inadvertently bring to the working alliance attitudes, ... reducing hassle and the individual goals of Polly and her parents After a detailed exploration of the costs and benefits of various goals, clients’ acceptance of one set of goals and their commitment...

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... incidents are 322 FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICE WITH CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PROBLEMS Murray is Sandra’s first and only child Sandra and Tony have a passionate relationship Sandra’s mother devoted her life ... needs Murray cries and Sandra, who is tired, tries to sooth him Sandra asks Tony for help and he supports her This reduces Sandra’s sense of exhaustion, frustration and anger Sandra continues to ... frenulum, extensive facial bruising and burn marks from an electric heater on his arm Sandra,the Family strengths: Sandra accepts responsibility, and shows remorse Sandra and Tony are open to learning...

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... Brendan and the boys and be an effective mother 365 His brothers believe that it's good to copy Brendan’s laid-back approach to life Brigid is less tired and depressed and tells Brendan and the ... child and the parent; characteristics of the marriage and the family; and features of the school, peer group and wider community Early Parent–Child Relationship Factors Abuse, neglect and lack ... positive parent–child and marital relationships, and good communication and problem-solving skills For children, an easy temperament and CONDUCT PROBLEMS 371 the capacity to make and maintain new...

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... relaxation in your hands and allow this change to continue further and further still so the muscles of your hands become more and more relaxed Arms Bend your arms at the elbow and touch your shoulders ... you feel more and more relaxed It is drifting away and you feel more and more relaxed It is drifting away and you feel more and more relaxed As the sun warms your body you feel more and more relaxed ... processes and belief systems, and patterns of social interaction, have made important contributions to our understanding of depression and anxiety However, integrative models of anxiety and depression,...

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... RESEARCH AND RESOURCES Chapter 18 EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY An important question for clinicians and service funders is, ‘What type of family therapy approaches and practices ... With high support and low stress, fewer relapses will occur and less medication will be needed The key to high support is to show you understand, communicate clearly and calmly; and follow the guidelines ... conduct problems into adolescence and adulthood are parental conflict and violence; a high level of intrafamilial and extrafamilial EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY 507 stress;...

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... frozen, and to use this interlude to offer ‘live supervision’ to the therapist and team on how to proceed When the therapist and team are ‘back on track’, say ‘unfreeze’ and the therapist and family ... 562 RESEARCH AND RESOURCES If you are role-playing the daughter, Mary, and your mother and father get into a heated and potentially conflictual conversation in the session about planning what ... theory, research and practice Sexual and Marital Therapy, 12, 61–75 Bentovim, A., Elton, A., Hildebrand, J., Tranter, M & Vizard, E (1988) Child Sexual Abuse Within The Family: Assessment and Treatment...

Ngày tải lên: 14/08/2014, 05:20

... Problems: A Guide to Assessment and Treatment in Practice Understanding and Treating Panic Disorder: Cognitive-Behavioural Approaches Family Therapy: Concepts, Process and Practice A list of earlier ... Trillingsgaard and Ask Elklit, who arranged funding and support for this sabbatical leave and for their generosity and hospitality during my time in Denmark xxii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Past and present ... loving and emotionally involved with the grandchildren The second role was essentially fun-seeking and these grandparents acted as playmates for the grandchildren The third type of grandparental...

Ngày tải lên: 14/08/2014, 09:22

... constraints and opportunities of later life, including retirement, illness and bereavement on the one hand, and grandparenting and acknowledging life achievements on the other McWhirter and Mattison ... Jackson, 1967), John Weakland (Fisch, Weakland & Segal, 1982; Watzlawick & Weakland, 1977; Watzlawick, Weakland & Fisch, 1974; Weakland & Fisch, 1992; Weakland & Ray, 1995) and John Fry, all of whom ... Dallos and Elsa Jones in the UK; and Ed McHale in Ireland 52 CENTRAL CONCEPTS IN FAMILY THERAPY GROUP THERAPY: GROUP ANALYSIS, ENCOUNTER GROUPS, PSYCHODRAMA AND GESTALT THERAPY Ideas and practices...

Ngày tải lên: 14/08/2014, 10:20

... cope with stress, handle differences in personal needs, and acknowledge differences in personal styles and developmental stages by communicating clearly and without censure and by pooling resources ... the child, the family, school staff, and involved agencies and professions; observations of the child; and the use of paper and pencil checklists, inventories and psychometric assessment procedures ... self-responsibility and self-actualisation With increased self-awareness, there is a more realistic and undistorted appreciation of strengths, talents and potential, as well as vulnerabilities, shortcomings and...

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... reducing hassle and the individual goals of Polly and her parents After a detailed exploration of the costs and benefits of various goals, clients’ acceptance of one set of goals and their commitment ... steps to solve the problem, and planning and executing these steps Later, they enter a stage where productive changes require maintenance During the early stages of denial and contemplation, the clients’ ... have problems and begin to contemplate the possibility of solving these, they need an opportunity to explore beliefs and narratives about their difficulties and to look at the pros and cons of change...

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... positive parent–child and marital relationships, and good communication and problem-solving skills For children, an easy temperament and CONDUCT PROBLEMS 371 the capacity to make and maintain new ... These include: monitoring and reframing; externalising and building on exceptions; coaching in supportive play and scheduling special time; and developing reward systems and behavioural control ... and clingy and Maeve accusing Michael of being too laid back and distant Their sex life had deteriorated and they now slept in separate rooms Formulation Formulations of conflictual episodes and...

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... relaxation in your hands and allow this change to continue further and further still so the muscles of your hands become more and more relaxed Arms Bend your arms at the elbow and touch your shoulders ... you feel more and more relaxed It is drifting away and you feel more and more relaxed It is drifting away and you feel more and more relaxed As the sun warms your body you feel more and more relaxed ... processes and belief systems, and patterns of social interaction, have made important contributions to our understanding of depression and anxiety However, integrative models of anxiety and depression,...

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... RESEARCH AND RESOURCES Chapter 18 EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY An important question for clinicians and service funders is, ‘What type of family therapy approaches and practices ... and family therapy journals and magazines Through these, new ideas about concepts, process, practice and research are shared within local and global family therapy communities 546 RESEARCH AND ... parents and children attend separate individual or group sessions and some concurrent family therapy sessions, and are coached in anxiety management, problem-solving and communications skills and...

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