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Megan Winchester lives in Lexington, Kentucky and attended the University of Kentucky where she graduated in 2012 with a BA in Psychology. During college, she was involved in a research project studying links between family stress, alcohol use, and childhood sleep problems. Her career aspiration is to become a clinical psychologist and obtain a PSY-D, with goals of becoming a child psychologist and adolescent psychologist specializing in eating disorders.
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Jillian Fey graduated from the University of Kentucky with degrees in Family Science and Psychology. She has worked with children at Maxwell Elementary School and interned at two schools, gaining experience in counseling and special education. Fey hopes to pursue a career in counseling to help children and families.
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This case study analyzes Katherine, who is diagnosed with major depressive disorder. Major depression is characterized by symptoms like sad mood and lack of interest that interfere with daily life for at least two weeks. Katherine displays many signs of depression, like sadness, crying easily, and lack of interest in activities. Treatment options discussed include cognitive behavioral therapy to change negative thought patterns, and antidepressant medication to improve mood and reduce anxiety. The case study considers ethical and cultural factors in Katherine's treatment, noting the importance of respecting a client's religious and spiritual beliefs.
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Eva Rush has worked in various administrative and healthcare roles over her career, including with the military and VA hospitals. She is currently pursuing her bachelor's degree in psychology and plans to obtain a master's in social work to continue helping veterans. Her experiences working with diverse populations in different healthcare settings have helped develop her communication and interpersonal skills.
Undergraduate Studies E Portfolio
Eva Rush has worked in various administrative and healthcare roles over her career, including with the military and VA hospitals. She is currently pursuing her bachelor's degree in psychology and plans to obtain a master's in social work to continue helping veterans. Her experiences working with diverse populations in different healthcare settings have helped develop her communication and interpersonal skills.
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This document contains Shannae Peters' personal statement and reflections from her undergraduate psychology ePortfolio. In her statement, she discusses her background and motivation to earn her degree as the first in her family to do so. She is motivated to provide a positive example for her daughter. Her reflections analyze her strengths and weaknesses based on a self-assessment. She identifies interpersonal skills and diversity awareness as strengths and critical thinking and communication skills as weaknesses. The document includes sections on her research, communication, ethics and diversity awareness skills with examples of her work.
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Katherine Lewis reflects on her education in psychology at Argosy University. She discusses how she has learned about theories of the mind and behavior and factors that influence behavior. She feels her classes on topics like mental disorders, substance abuse, and child development will benefit her future career. While her strength is in substance abuse due to personal experiences, she acknowledges a weakness in sexuality due to private upbringing. She plans to continue her education by obtaining a master's in forensic psychology and taking ongoing classes to stay informed.
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The document summarizes the personal statement of a student pursuing a Master's degree in Social Work. The student aims to help children and families by resolving childhood issues. They currently work as a mentor and changed their business to vegetarian and cruelty-free to align with their values. The student is passionate about making a difference and standing up for their beliefs.
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This summary discusses how reinforcement and punishment have shaped the author's personality based on several life experiences. As a child, the author was positively reinforced for obeying her father by receiving candy, but punished by her sister's teasing after an accident. She was also punished through bullying for her weight. Negative reinforcement occurred when her father withdrew support after she crashed his car.
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This is a Career Development project based on substance abuse counseling and clinical director positions by William J. Henne
Career development william j. henne
William Henne is returning to college to pursue a career in drug and alcohol counseling. He left his previous degree program in business administration to find a field that better fits his interests in helping people. He is now enrolled in a drug and alcohol certification program at CCV. As part of the program, he investigated positions like substance abuse counselor and clinical director. He interviewed Kendra Yakovleff, a substance abuse counselor, and Benjamin Fox, a former clinical director, to learn more about their experiences and qualifications needed for the roles. Both emphasized the importance of education and one-on-one relationships with clients in effective treatment.
Personal Statement
The document is a personal statement written by Debora Ferrier for a psychology program. It details her lifelong interest in helping people, which began in childhood. Though she initially planned to pursue psychology in college, life interfered. Now with grandchildren in her custody, she has the opportunity to return to school. Her goal is to earn a doctorate in family counseling with a focus on the psychosocial effects on siblings of chronically ill children, based on her own family's experiences. She has extensive work experience in caring for others and hopes to research these topics.
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Meghan Vargo completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Argosy University in 2011. She grew up in a military family, moving frequently, which instilled a strong work ethic and high expectations for herself. Vargo has worked as a nanny for 5 years and became interested in psychology after meeting her middle school guidance counselor. She intends to obtain a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology to work with children or OCD patients. Vargo is confident in her psychology knowledge and oral communication skills and aims to continue her education through potential doctoral studies.
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This document contains personal statements and resume information from Pamela Green regarding her undergraduate studies and career objectives. It discusses her difficult upbringing as a homeless teen mother and her journey to complete her BA in Industrial/Organizational Psychology. She overcame many challenges, including homelessness, the death of her son, and mental health issues, to return to college. She gained work experience in healthcare and developed entrepreneurial skills in creating natural body care products. Her goal is to obtain an entry-level HR position and pursue an advanced degree in I/O psychology.
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The scientist-practitioner model holds that psychologists should be knowledgeable in both research and clinical practice. Jack completed his PhD in organizational psychology but has not performed or published any research in the 7 years since. As such, he does not meet the definition of a scientist-practitioner, as that model requires active integration and application of both science and practice through activities like publishing research, teaching based on data, and conducting workplace evaluations and interventions informed by research findings. The model aims to avoid separate training in either area alone.
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The author describes failing to complete their nursing residency after 4 months due to stressors. This failure led them to be diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). However, they adopted sustainable habits during their recovery that made them physically, mentally, and spiritually stronger. Now they see themselves as a practitioner who will treat patients from an integrated and holistic framework, involving patients as active participants in their own care and treatment. They want to advocate for self-management skills and motivate adolescents and children suffering from mental illness to understand their role in their own wellness. The author believes that through acquiring skills in this program, they will be able to provide holistic treatment to adolescents and children with mental illnesses.
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Julie Lewis has been interested in human behavior and emotions since childhood. She is finishing her bachelor's degree in psychology/substance abuse counseling and plans to do an internship to accumulate hours toward state certification as a substance abuse counselor. Lewis has 15 years of experience as a registered nurse, including working in inpatient detoxification and rehabilitation centers where she facilitated group and individual therapy sessions. She brings strong analytical, counseling, and caregiving skills to her work helping those struggling with addiction and other emotional issues.
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- 2. I live in Lexington, Kentucky and attend the University of Kentucky. No, I don’t ride horses, but I do love Kentucky go cats!
- 4. I held an internship during my senior year at Good Samaratin Hospital under guidance from Dr. Unknown. I am currently employed at Almost Home Child Care in Lexington, Kentucky as a teacher in the one-year old classroom.
- 5. My top 5 Strengths… Developer Empathy Harmony Includer Relator
- 6. My highest career aspiration is to become a clinical psychologist! I would like to attend graduate school in order to obtain my PSY-D.