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1) The document discusses career options for physical therapy, including skills needed, a typical day, job outlook, salary, and educational requirements. 2) It outlines results from Holland Code and Birkman tests indicating interests in helping others, analyzing problems, and working with objects and people. 3) Physical therapists typically examine patients, develop treatment plans, and help patients with strength, motion, and coordination, while using critical thinking, listening, time management, problem solving and organization skills.
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T he staff of any treatment center is the lifeblood of treatment. A good staff can do effective treatment anywhere. The clinical staff had a great deal of respect for each individual member of the staff and listen
carefully to each other. No one staff member is more important than another is. All are equal and essential
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A good staff is fun. The staff members enjoy working together and supporting each other in the war
against addiction . A good staff laughs a lot. Sometimes you have to laugh to keep the disease from getting
you down.
Everyone has input into the clients' treatment plans, but everyone has his or her own area of specializa-
tion. Professional boundaries are important and should be respected and guarded. To question another
person's skills or decisions when you do not know their profession is silly Let them do what they are
trained to do and trust that they have you and the client's best interest at heart. If you stay within your own
boundaries-the boundaries of the chemical dependency counselor-then you will be a lot better off, you
will feel better, and you will give better quality treatment. All staff members are experts in their chosen
fields. They are licensed or certified by their respective boards, and you have to believe that they know what
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disease process . A physician completes a premedical bachelor 's degree, 3 or 4 years of advanced medical
training, and at least 1 year of interning. Many physicians go on to specialize in one or more areas of medi-
cine. Physicians can have a specialty in addiction called addictionology
All clients must have a complete history and physical examination given by a physician . If you have any
questions about any type of physical disease or medical treatment, then the physician is the person to rely
on. It is important to establish a professional working relationship with the physician . He or she is a wealth
of information . Do not be intimidated by professionals with advanced degrees. They are just people like
you-fallible and human. Discuss your client's case with them, and respect their judgment. Good physicians
are easy to talk to and readily admit that they do not know everything. They often need you to tell them how
the client is responding to treatment.
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Perkinson, R. R. (2012). Chemical dependency counseling: A practical guide (4th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE.
. Chapter 1, “The First Contact”
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. Chapter 14, “The Clinical Staff”
Focus on the various types of professionals that might need to be included in the multidisciplinary team.
· American Psychological Association. (2013). Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct. Retrieved from http://www.apa.org/ethics/code/index.aspx
Focus on the Preamble, which provides a rationale for following codes of ethical principles and standards. Focus also on the General Principles, which sets the stage for other information on ethics violations.
· The Association for Addiction Professionals. (2013). NAADAC code of ethics. Retrieved from http://www.naadac.org/resources/codeofethics
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