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Implementing social-emotional learning in schools: A roadmap for success
(2020-05)When educational programs are implemented with fidelity in K-12 schools across the United States, students’ achievements and on-task behaviors are significantly higher (O'Donnell, 2008). Without adequate program ... -
Identity development of second-generation Chinese Canadians through heritage and dominant cultures
(2020-04)This paper addresses the experiences of second-generation Chinese Canadians in developing their identity through heritage and dominant cultures. Literature on global migration and dual nation identities is explored before ... -
Building bridge: The difficulty to establish the effectiveness of art therapy in the treatment of adult survivors from intimate partner violence
(2020-04)This thesis represents a proposal for a qualitative inquiry research project to generate data based on anecdotal experiences of art therapists as to the top efficacious interventions in the treatment of adults who are ... -
What all psychotherapists should know about gut health
(2020-04)Diagnosable mental health problems are said to affect one in four people in any given year, they are a leading source of disability globally, and new strategies for prevention and treatment are vital (Lucas, 2018). Significant ... -
Classroom management strategies: An elementary classroom
(2020-03)The purpose of this research was to identify if interventions implemented in the middle of the school year in a third-grade classroom were effective and if the style of interventions improved classroom management strategies. ... -
Couples therapy in contemporary western society: Fitting therapy to the times
(2020-04-04)Couples Therapy is an important and needed therapeutic intervention, particularly in times when relationships are experiencing increasing pressures from many aspects of modern life. As therapists seek to serve contemporary ... -
The "good enough" thesis
(2020-04-01)In the early 1950s, the British Psychoanalyst D.W. Winnicott coined the phrase “good enough mother” in an effort to describe the fundamentally productive middle ground between bad mothering and the will towards perfect ... -
Compassion fatigue in schools
(2020-03)Educators and school staff working with high-needs students who have experienced adversity and/or trauma have additional stressors inherent with this particular group. As a result of the relational nature of working with ... -
Think global, lead local: A case study on the global leadership knowledge, skills, and abilities implemented in an aerospace organization
(2020-03)As the diversity of the workplace changes, organizations will face significant challenges, such as new technology, new leadership requirements, and a rise in competition for top talent. For many organizations, the ... -
Diversity management strategies for the retention of minority women in school administration: A post-intentional phenomenology framework for human resource management
(2020-02)Despite the importance of employing and retaining minority female administrators to serve pluralistic communities, school districts in Washington (WA) state apply limited Human Resources Diversity Management (DM) practices ... -
Healing the wounds of intolerance: The path to acceptance and healing for LGBTQ2 adults
(2020-03)This qualitative authoethnographic research explores the relationship between the processes of minority stress, as delineated by Meyer (2003), and the mental health of LGBTQ2 adults. By providing an intimate narrative ... -
Increasing empathy in a primary grade classroom
(2020-03)Increased empathy in education settings is linked to increased student success in social-emotional as well as academic learning. It is also linked to a reduction in bullying and negative peer interactions between students. ... -
An interdisciplinary model for emotional regulation in ASD
(2019-11-30)This manuscript thesis explores the impact of trauma work on counsellors, specifically looking at ways to increase the sustainability of our practice. It reviews existing literature on vicarious traumatization (VT) and ... -
Change happens: Stories in hiring rural midlevel academic leaders in Washington State
(2020-02-20)Modern community colleges are often recognized as the first academic institutions to respond to societal changes and needs. When the 2008 recession and recovery occurred, the impact on community colleges has been alarming ... -
A Correlational study: E-mentoring, perceptions of E-mentoring and the actual career advancement of women In educational leadership
(2020-01)Weiner and Burton (2016) identified a perpetuating problem of the underrepresentation of women in school leadership, including middle school,high school, combined schools principalship,and superintendency roles,and recommended ... -
Broadening the scope of trauma practice: Using fourth-wave Feminism and anti-oppressive theory to keep trauma work sustainable
(2020-02)This manuscript thesis explores the impact of trauma work on counsellors, specifically looking at ways to increase the sustainability of our practice. It reviews existing literature on vicarious traumatization (VT) and ... -
School-based art therapy interventions for children with complex trauma
(2020-02)This capstone examines the literature on treatment of children who have experienced complex trauma; specifically, the repeated maltreatment from an attachment figure. It explores how ongoing adverse experiences in childhood ... -
Internet gaming disorder and effective school interventions for adolescents
(2019-09)Internet gaming disorder in educational institutions originates from low self-esteem and self-efficacy across many domains and has implications for physical, psychosocial, neurobiological and comorbid conditions, but this ... -
An evaluation of the experiences of special education teachers with the ability grouping method in self-contained, special education classrooms
(2019-12)Educators have expectations for their roles to be effective in delivering instruction to students on various learning levels in self-contained classrooms. In this qualitative, applied leadership research study, the main ... -
Circumstantial childlessness, disenfranchised grief and clinical implications
(2019-08-28)Childlessness is on the rise in Western nations around the world but the reasons for it are largely unrecognized. Common thinking holds that individuals either actively choose not to have children or that they are unable ...
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