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Discursive Analysis of Burnout in the Abbreviated Maslach Burnout Inventory
(2017-06-12)The purpose of this research was to explore the possibility that burnout is a response to workplace abuse. The literature review revealed systemic factors that contribute to burnout including; oppressive workloads, workplace ... -
Philanthropic Involvement Of CETYS Ensenada Alumni With Their Alma Mater: A Study Of Undergraduate Alumni From 1990 To 2010
(2017-06-09)Knowledge and understanding about alumni philanthropic contributions to Mexican universities have emerged mostly from the experience of fundraisers, alumni relations officers, and higher education leaders. A handful of ... -
Proposal For An Appreciative Inquiry Into Mindfulness-Based Interventions and Self-Regulation of Elementary School Children At A British Columbian Public School
(2017-03-31)This thesis sets out to examine the current literature on mindfulness-based interventions and the potential benefits they may have on elementary aged children’s ability to self regulate. It applies the positive lens of ... -
Effective Leadership Practices For English Language Acquisition Award Schools: A Case Study
(2017-05-19)With the changing demographics of public schools and growing accountability measures placed on educators, many district leaders and school principals seek methods to improve the academic achievement of English language ... -
Influence of Compassion on the Healing and Recovery Process within Mental Health Services
(2017)Human beings have a longing to be connected with one another, to find meaning and purpose in their lives and to be free from suffering. People living with serious mental health concerns can often feel isolated, lack a sense ... -
The Practice of Self-Compassion: an Approach to Preventing Therapeutic Burnout
(2017-04)Research suggests that helping professionals such as counselling therapists are at a higher risk of developing burnout than their counterparts in other fields; the risk is especially high for those individuals new to the ... -
Non-Parent Adults and Children of Parents With a Mental Health Problem
(2017-04-27)Children who have a parent with a mental health problem are a population that has been shown to be at risk of adverse life experiences and outcomes, such as mental health concerns of their own and ambiguous, non-finite ... -
Implementing a Collaborative Cross-Curricular Approach to Inquiry-based Learning
(2017-04)Learning in the 21st century requires that new instructional and learning skills be implemented for both teachers and students for current and future generations of learners to be successful. The author discusses recent ... -
The Benefits of Incorporating Art Therapy into School-Based Trauma Interventions: a Literature Review
(2017-03-17)Traumatic experiences are common among children and adolescents and can have a devastating impact on their physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development (Perry, 1999). For traumatized youth, schools offer an ... -
A Proposal: A Study of the Lived Experience in the Aftermath of an Extradyadic Relationship
(2017-04-02)The focus of this proposal is to gain insight into the lived experience of a participating partner in the aftermath of an extradyadic relationship. More specifically, it is about understanding the grief experience of the ... -
Enhancing the Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioural Treatment for Refugee Adolescents’ Trauma through the Integrative Approach: A Literature Review
(2017-01-24)Exposure to trauma at an early age can have long lasting devastating consequences that can lead to post traumatic stress disorders, depression, anxiety, and behavioural and educational problems in children and adolescents. ... -
Becoming Who We Truly Are: A Psychology of Liberation
(2016-11-23)This manuscript thesis explores an approach to psychotherapy that includes spirituality. The thesis considers psycho-spiritual growth as a life long journey and in various sections; the author shares his own experiences ... -
A Journey Through Metaphor: Illustrative Narrative Techniques
(2016)It is largely accepted in the counselling literature that metaphor can be a useful tool in supporting clients to better understand and transform their lives (Lyddon, Clay and Sparks, 2001; Legowski & Brownlee, 2001). My ... -
Integrating Bring Baby Home (BBH) and Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) for New Parents
(2016)The purpose of this thesis is to demonstrate how Gottman’s therapy program Bringing Baby Home (BBH) combined with Johnson and Greenberg’s Emotion-focused therapy (EFT), can benefit heterosexual married couples during their ... -
The Strangeness in Ourselves: The Shadow of Intolerance
(2016-12-22)This work aims to articulate issues of individual and collective psychic processes from the perspective of psychoanalysis and how the psychic constitution of humankind is related to the "inhuman" acts performed by man. In ... -
Write Your Way Out Of Sorrow: A Therapeutic Writing Group Treatment Manual For Adults With Depression
(2016-11)Since Ancient Greece, creative writing and the art of story telling have been linked to cathartic expression, insight, self-exploration and human healing, modern psychotherapeutic practice often shares a similar focus. ... -
An Investigation of Factors Which Impact Teacher Self‐Efficacy in Providing Quality Social Emotional Learning Experiences for Students
(2016)There is extensive research on the importance of the development of students’ social‐emotional learning (SEL) competencies. It is vitally important that educators provide students with all the skills they will need to be ... -
Deconstructing My Spiritual Struggles: An Autoethnography
(2016-12-13)Spiritual and Religious struggles have the potential to negatively impact an individual struggling with doubts, frustrations with religious communities or existential questions. These struggles also have the opportunity ... -
Finding Spaces of Connection After the Sudden Loss of a Child
(2016)The sudden death of a child is a traumatic, life-shattering event. This heuristic inquiry opens space to the voices of mothers who have experienced such a loss and seeks to understand their experience of connection with ... -
Collaborative, Integrative, and Holistic Conversations: A Neuroscience-Informed Approach to Psychotherapy
(2016-11)It is a unique and exciting time in the world of psychotherapy when academics from various disciplines look to each other with openness to what the other might have to offer. There has historically been a tension between ...
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