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Each document is about a page.
should be lower than 5% for each.
Each document is about a page.
should be lower than 5% for each.
Self-Help Meetings and Paper:
1. You will need to attend three self-help meetings:
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2. One Alcoholics Anonymous meeting (AA),
3. One Al-Anon meeting (for friends and families of
alcoholics) and either:
4. One Smart Recovery Meeting (underpinnings are RET/CBT), or
5. One Refuge Recovery Meeting (a Buddhist Path to Addiction Recovery), or
6. One of the 12-Step meetings on this list:
of dysfunctional relationships)
There are multiple 12-step meetings that take place through-out the day and night. Do
not attend meetings designated for AA or NA group members only. These are usually
noted with a C (referring to a closed meeting) next to them. You want to look for open
meetings. To find a meeting time and location that will fit your schedule, please refer to
the following websites. Please pay close attention to the meeting type key.
You may attend one online meeting in lieu of one in person meeting.
NA website for Southern California meetings:
AA website link to contact area meetings:
Al-Anon website for Los Angeles County:
SMART Recovery:
or
Los Angeles County:
For any of the meetings above, Google the type of meeting or meeting name
and the county in which you want to attend the meeting.
2. Prior to attending these meetings, you may want to look over the first 165
pages of The Big Book (4th ed.), which can be found online at
www.aa.org.
3. PAPER: In light of your experiences at the meetings, write a paper
incorporating what you learned during these different experiences. The paper
should be a minimum of at least 2 pages and cover the following:
a. Page 1: Write a review of each meeting you attended that includes:
Step Study, speaker meeting, etc.)
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was it like for you? What do you think a person new to recovery
would have experienced?
b. Page 2: Comment on how your beliefs about all these groups have
changed or stayed the same given these experiences. Did you have
preconceived notions or assumptions prior to going? What surprised
you? What did you learn about this population that you did not know
before? How can you help your clients now that you have
experienced the meetings for yourself?
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assessment task 1 q 13
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Assessment task 2
Part 1: Take 5 Pre-start safety checklist (edit pdf that I will upload, and then Attach a completed Take 5 pre-start safety checklist to this section )
Part 2 : Machinery and Equipment Checklist
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Incident Report
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Cultural Informant Project (20% of grade)
This assignment has two parts: a brief literature review and an interview.
1. Brief Literature Review (9 points; 10%) The literature review familiarizes you with the
chosen community. Find literature relevant to the community, addressing aspects salient to that
specific community. Possible considerations include mental health utilization rates, cultural
values, mental health stigma, treatment, or implications for working with this community.
Highlight a current body of work or theory relevant to professional practice with this community.
The paper should be at least 3-4 pages long. Resources must be recent (within the past 10
years) and from peer-reviewed journal articles or academic texts.
2. Cultural Interview and Reflection (15 points; 10%) After the literature review, interview
someone from that community who strongly identifies with the group, acting as a “gatekeeper”
for their culture. Ask about subtle cultural aspects and their influence on potential clinical issues.
Pay attention to systemic issues of oppression/social injustice (sexism, racism, heterosexism,
classism) and contextualize the individual within their societal/social-political-economic and
cultural-historical background. Clarify the impact of these issues on how the person functions in
different cultural contexts. Finally, identify whether clinical, counseling, or communication skills
might need modification to increase effectiveness.
Submit a 2-3 page reflection paper on your general thoughts/reactions about the
interview and what you learned (e.g., feelings during the interview, self-learnings,
implications for practice).
Do not provide a verbatim transcript or summary of the interview.
Discuss how the information from the interview contrasted with your literature review
findings
Requirements: 2.5