My role psychiatric?
Well, I'm doing some work for my intro. class in clinical psychology. It's due in 2 weeks, so I need quick advice! What are we supposed to do is choose a form of therapy that we have studied over the course of the semester, including behavior therapy, the existential therapy, psychoanalytic therapy, etc. We're supposed to make a person and the questions they have. Then we're supposed to have in our chosen therapy, show how to cure this person with her and then explain why we have used and not otherwise. Does anyone with knowledge of Psych clinicial know what therapy would be best and more interesting to use?
I work on behavior modification … for a smoker who kept their cigarettes in the trunk of his car 2 blocks from distance and each time she had wanted to go out in the elements and walk the 2 blocks to get one. I did the whole thing … and has an A.
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