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Group Counselling Journal #2: Group Therapy

Metaphor for this Session
For describing this session, I will choose two metaphors: I will call one of them a “personal metaphor”, and the second one a “session metaphor”. The metaphors would best describe my personal dynamics during the session such as arriving somehow late to a distinction after a long process journey. I never thought that I would be able to travel that far with my emotions. Even though this was the last session before ending the therapy, it had moved me to an area that I never thought that I can be. The reason why I chose “ Continue reading...

Summary

In life as in any game, there are winners and losers. What determines this distinction is usually the score, but there are other factors that tie into each label. For some, winners are those who are victorious at the end of any engagement, any test of strength, speed, or skill, and the ones that hoist up the massive trophy, receive the accolades, and are at times carried off by their teammates. By comparison the losers then are the downtrodden, the dejected and almost forgotten that hang their heads and slink away. To some this might be an adequate description, Continue reading...

Depression

Introduction
"I’m fed up of my life!", "I want to be alone!", "I’m good for nothing". All these feelings are the signals of depression. There are times when people feel low, disheartened and dejected. Sometimes these feelings occur without any proper reason. Having this kind of feelings in severe density for a long period of time is called depression (NHS Choices, 2013). The objective of this paper is to understand depression and how Electroconvulsive therapy applies to depression. The paper is divided into three sections. The first section discusses depression, its symptoms and causes. The second section Continue reading...

The concepts of self and grave affect us all. We encountered these two terms many times in our lives, but perhaps we have never really pondered upon their meanings. These two concepts may seem disconnected at first. But a deeper analogy will show us that they are interrelated; in fact, one concept cannot exist without the other. Just like one of Yi-Fu Tuan’s major points in his book entitled, “Space and Place”, the concept of self and grave and interdependent as the concepts of space and place are – each concept gives meaning to the other. It is the Continue reading...

What was the dream that you used with the Dream Dictionary about (if you are not comfortable disclosing the dream skip this question and start with the next one).
I dreamt that I was cycling through a town or a village I didn’t know very well and suddenly I was caught up in a storm. I left my bike and tried to find shelter under a large oak tree but I soon became worried that the tree might be struck by lightning and so I started running towards what seemed to be the lights at the top of Continue reading...

Introduction 3

Sense Experience 4
Visual 4
Auditory 5
Kinesthetic 6
Tactical 6
Skills that are learned and developed though music 7
Memory 7
Accelerated development 8
Conclusions
Proving that the thesis is valid and true 10
Reaffirmation 10

Works Cited 12

Introduction
Nowadays, in the United States and Western Europe interest in the question whether learning classical music influences other non-musical achievements in the fields of intellectual activity - such as mathematics, language and mental processes, self-esteem, general intelligence and cognitive development in general has been extremely increased. The idea that music makes people smarter, has just crashed into human consciousness. The theory Continue reading...

In Tolstoy’s essay “What is Art?” he defines art as one of the conditions of human life (170). By “condition” he means a necessary attribute of what it means to be a human being. Having a brain, having lungs, having the ability to speak are conditions of what it means to be human. Tolstoy’s argument is that art is just as much a necessary condition as any other condition. Art is necessary in order to be human. Tolstoy rejects the notion of “art for art’s sake” or that art is simply “a means to pleasure” (170). Continue reading...

Incentives for Rewarding Good Performance: Employees’ Perception in Luxury Hotel Industry

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Abstract

This survey will make an effort to expand on pragmatic work conducted about the use and usefulness of human resources methods in a number of luxury hotels of multinational chains in the UK. The survey investigates the alleged importance of a number of job-related instigators in the luxury hotel area and examines the bond between discrete variables and the motivations offered in hotel employees. We then proceed to suggest, strategies for cultivating appropriate motivational programs for workforces that hold different order inside the organization levels and diverse individual work Continue reading...

1. The definition that is most meaningful to me is that faith seeks understanding. First, this means that faith cannot be blind. When we accept faith, it is not like accepting a gift without inquiring what it is. Faith is like a gift. However, we seek to understand the gift of faith. Without understanding, faith is like a child’s faith. Children also ask questions about faith. So being like a child does not mean that we accept faith blindly. Faith that is taken on blind assumptions alone tends to be very shallow faith.
Shallow faith is skin deep. Continue reading...

The Panoptican essentially means a view by all. It is a means through which the state exercises power over the lives of people. The state regulates human relations by means of surveillance. In the olden days it was used to deal with prisoners. The prisoners were placed in some place where they could be viewed yet they could not see any other person in the cells. A tower was built over the cells giving the impression that guards were watching. They always had the impression that they were being watched. This model was proposed by Jeremy Bentham as a Continue reading...