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Why Do Students Need Help From Paraphrasing Tools?

By Michael Haydon posted 2 days ago
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Every student tries to develop original content for their assignment. When they come across valuable information, they try to paraphrase it into their own words to avoid plagiarism. Sometimes, they fail to so, and paraphrasing is a tedious job, so why not use a   paraphrasing tool   to save time and energy. But you might have several questions about online tools, and in this blog, you will understand why you need a paraphrasing tool?  1. Boost confidence   Students have their strengths and their weaknesses. Some are weak in English, and you cannot write good quality assignments without acing in English. A paraphrasing tool does the job for you, and when ...
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy Applications for People with Borderline Personality Disorder

By David Metzner posted 5 days ago
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An individual diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder experiences severe mood swings, irritability, problems controlling anger, fear of abandonment along with many other emotional difficulties. Unfortunately, this mental health issue cannot be resolved by medication alone. It takes hard work on the part of the patient that requires a commitment to learning and practicing the skills taught in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). This particular therapy teaches a person that two different ideas can both be true at the same time and that there is always more than one way to look at a situation.               As a DBT therapist and a chair of New York ...
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How Paraphrasing Writers Facilitate In Improving Your Writing

By Michael Haydon posted 8 days ago
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Students primarily rely on online websites to write content for their assignments. However, directly repeating them will be an enormous mistake. Such students will use paraphrasing tool to frame completely different sentences while not dynamical the which means. There area several paraphrasing tools obtainable online. you'll be able to additionally ask for professional help to assist you with paraphrasing. Let’s cross-check the benefits of hiring writers for paraphrasing. 1) Better composition Experts at   write my essay   services are experienced with paraphrasing. Being qualified, they have developed a flair for writing. Framing meaning sentences ...
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Four Major Tips To Paraphrase Like A Pro

By Michael Haydon posted 12 days ago
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Homework is the least favourite task for most students. No wonder the demand for online   homework help   has increased considerably over the past few years. There’s another extremely effective manner of doing homework that is understood is paraphrasing. Paraphrasing is that the act of using somebody else adds your own words while not ever-changing the initial which means. it's another to quoting and makes it easier for anybody to try to do their homework. Here are four tricks to paraphrase without getting into trouble. 1. Start the first sentence at a different point The introduction is where most people find it difficult to paraphrase. You should ...
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Troubles with ADACBGA Renewals?

By Clint Heger posted 22 days ago
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Hey Everyone,  Just wanted to put it out here in the community of GA ACA if any others are have problems getting your renewal from ADACB-GA?  I know they have gone to a new system of computer renewals and we are in the pandemic, but I cannot seem to get any answers from them - they just put on there website it is taking 30 -45 days for renewals - I have been waiting for over 60 days and nothing has changed on the new computer renewal site.   I have gotten one return feedback email from Feb 3rd and it was so confusing- and no one is answering the phones either.  They changed all the rules to our CEU's - my employer is putting all my clients on hold until I get ...
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Why You Should Attend an Interactive Boater Safety Course

By Mark Westin posted 23 days ago
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Learning how to steer a boat is not the only requirement to become a professional boater. Instead, it takes a lot more than that because there are safety principles that can help save a life to learn. Many different courses can help you learn the safety principles of boating but the problem is that they are not interactive.  As a result, when tough times arise, their training goes out of the window. That is why the need for the interactive boater safety course was recognized. Hands-on maneuvering lessons  Most online boating safety courses are not interactive at all. Instead, there are videos and a lot of text and quizzes here and there to try and ...
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How to Prepare for a Research Course after Graduation

By Mark Westin posted 24 days ago
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After graduating from college or university, you might still be looking for a job and have some time on your hands to do a little bit more. You could also just be keen on learning more and discovering more even after graduating.  In that case, a research course could be the best option but this endeavor is not easy without proper planning and preparation. How can you plan and prepare for a research course after graduation? Here are five tips on preparing for this endeavor so it becomes much more manageable. Dive deeper into your studies The first step in preparation for a research course after graduating includes going back to learning more about ...
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Advice for Internship Interview !!!!!!

By Devon Burda posted 24 days ago
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Hello everyone! I have an internship interview that I want to rock.  I need some advice.  I want to show them that I am capable of certain aspects. For example, the internship facility requires the counselor to be able to do a Biopsychosocial assessment.  Should I make use of a case study and create a made up  Biopsychosocial assessment? Is this a good idea, or am I just overthinking things?  I am reading up on articles as I type this up so that I am prepared.  Any advice is appreciated.  Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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New and Upcoming Career Options with Great Future Prospects

By Mark Westin posted 25 days ago
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One of the keys to carving out a career in the future is to look for jobs that take advantage of technology but can’t be replaced by it. Some of the career options that will continue to be in demand after others fall away due to automation include healthcare professionals, STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) specialists, managers, and those in education or training of workforces.  There will also be a rise in jobs that don’t exist yet to meet growing needs, such as environmental and healthcare concerns.  Health Information Manager With an aging population, an increasing need for secure management of patient information and patient ...
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Main Reasons Data Breaches are Increasing and Hurting Businesses

By Mark Westin posted 25 days ago
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Facing a data breach can be devastating regardless of what was done to the information stored. The effects of this get worsened if the information was distributed or maybe even held for ransom.  Smaller businesses do not stop to think that they are also at risk of facing a data breach that could put a dent in their pocket. Why are the data breaches increasing and hurting businesses? Here are 5 points that shed light on these questions. Cloud server misconfiguration Cloud technology is starting to become the most used technology as the 4th Industrial Revolution intensifies. However, the advent and development of cloud technologies like managed servers ...
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Research Participants (therapists) Needed for PsyD Dissertation Study

By MARK Wise posted 26 days ago
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March 20, 2021 Participant Recruitment Letter   Dear Psychiatrist, Psychologist, or Licensed Counselor,   My name is Stephen Wise, and I am a doctoral student (PsyD) at California Southern University, Psychology Department, School of Behavioral Sciences.  I am writing to invite you to participate in my research study about the issues of sexual identity, stigma, and overall psychological wellbeing of gay men who had at least one parent with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) or NPD-like traits.  Gay men will not be interviewed for this study; however, the therapists that treat them due to the issues resulting from an NPD parent will be.  You ...
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Writing in the English Language Is Not That Difficult

By Esther Sheen posted 03-15-2021
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English language is pretty straightforward and not that difficult. In order to improve your English language writing and to work for paperhelpwriting , you just have to put in a lot of time to practice writing in English. Here are some useful ideas that will help you improve your English writing. Putting Sentences Together Sentence construction is the basic building block of English writing. Words do not mean much until you are able to put them together into meaningful sentences. This is where many English writers run into problems. Avoid run-on sentences that ramble on and on. Sentences that are too long tend to contain mistakes. When readers of paper ...
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Inherent Limitations of Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)

By David Metzner posted 03-01-2021
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What is CBT? Developed by American psychiatrist Aaron Beck in the 1960s, CBT is a process where the counselor will focus on a person's behavior and thinking rather than on the person's emotions – as is prevalent in many other forms of therapy today. CBT aims to go into the root of the person's said behavior by changing the negative thought processes into positive ones. The technique also helps the person by giving particular practices and methodologies to sustain themselves when difficulties arise. CBT empowers the client to control their negative thoughts and has been proved to be as effective as medication in treating clients suffering from anxiety and ...
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What are the benefits of ADHD/Executive Function Parent Coaching?

By Cindy Goldrich posted 02-24-2021
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ADHD is a complex neurobiological disorder, and it can impact all areas of learning, motivation, and behavior. Typical “behavior modification” models that focus on rewards and punishments (which most parents find don’t work anyway) don’t get to the core issues creating the challenges, so transferrable skills are not learned, and systemic change is not accomplished. Parent Coaches can help parents see how their own assumptions, expectations, and communication style may be serving to hinder rather than enhance their support for their children. Outside therapies and interventions that are child-centered may not have the strong, consistent impact on children ...
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Few Simple Rules For Chronic Procrastinators

By David Metzner posted 02-17-2021
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Are you a chronic procrastinator?  You have the ambition to accomplish many things, yet, when it comes to starting something, you come up with million excuses not to do it. Classic procrastination! Luckily, finding solutions to your procrastination is simple as long as you focus your mind on the goal. Time is no excuse; you will find time if needed. As a therapist , I see a lot of clients who are unable or unwilling to break the cycle of procrastination. Here are few simple rules to help: The Two Minute Rule Every time you have some task that you don’t feel like doing, ask yourself to perform another task that will take you less than two minutes total to ...
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You should really get that Prenup

By Mark Westin posted 02-15-2021
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Prenuptial agreements have gotten a lot of negative attention throughout the years. This is mostly thanks to movies and media displaying only the negatives. The reality is that a prenup is beneficial to both parties, but because of the terrible PR, most couples never sign one. The truth is, if you have assets to protect or student debt still to pay, you will be saving yourself and your partner by arranging a prenup. What is a prenuptial agreement? The unaffectionately termed “prenup” is a legal document drawn up and signed by couples before getting married. The contents of a prenuptial agreement revolve around the individual and soon-to-be joint ...
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Your heart skipping beats... should you see a cardiologist or a psychologist?

By David Metzner posted 02-12-2021
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Photo by   cottonbro   from   Pexels.com In  my practice  as a clinical psychologist, I often hear patients complain about their heart skipping beats when they are anxious or under stress. People panic and imagine that they are having a heart attack, thus triggering even more anxiety. Who should they see in this situation? A family doctor, a cardiologist, or a psychologist? The answer: it depends. Let's go behind the scenes and into the curious world of medical training. One of the first things medical students learn is: In an emergency, take your own pulse first!    We are speaking figuratively here, but sometimes you should take it…literally. ...
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Lean into the discomfort- a personal story

By Samantha Golden posted 02-11-2021
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Sometimes we are just in the right place at the right time. That extra minute that we wait may be the difference between saving someone's life or witnessing a miracle. One late fall day when I was driving home from work on the country roads I know so well, I watched a car coming towards me in the opposite direction lose control. It would swerve severely to avoid the pebbles on the side of the road, overcorrect, roll over numerous times in a steep culvert, landing right-side up over 50 yards from the road into a recently harvested corn field. The rocks from the shoulder of the road bounce off my windshield as I pull into the neighboring farmhouse driveway to gain ...
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Connecting Childhood Trauma, Depression, and Addiction

By David Metzner posted 02-11-2021
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Few recent studies connect early childhood trauma and the likelihood of future depression, as well as potential substance abuse. The trauma can be several things ranging from child abuse and sexual abuse to witnessing at a young age a domestic abuse in a spousal or parent-child relationship.   Clinical psychologists and psychiatrists always insisted that childhood trauma could be a contributing factor to a long list of mental disorders. This is now confirmed by the studies that show that the likelihood to have self-esteem problems and a need to ‘escape’ or ‘numb’ are much higher in adults who survived childhood trauma. Neuroscientists found a ...
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Identifying Mood Disorders in Teenage Girls

By Mark Westin posted 02-08-2021
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While anxiety and depression occur in both genders, the rate at which they do so varies throughout the course of development. During childhood, boys and girls experience mood disorders with a similar level of prevalence—around three to five percent—but this changes profoundly by the age of about 15-16. As young people move into mid-adolescence, girls appear to become much more prone to mood disorders than boys, with 14 to 20 percent of the teenage female population being diagnosed (as compared to about 7-10 percent of the teenage male population). It is not yet known for certain what causes this disparity, but differing rates of maturation likely have much ...
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