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Master’s-Level Counseling Students’ Experience of Expressive Arts Techniques in a CACREP Multicultural Counseling Course
Counseling governing bodies have defined what should be prioritized in multicultural counseling courses, including students’ multicultural knowledge and awareness; however, best practice regarding how to teach these multicultural concepts has largely been left up to the counselor educator. Counselor educators have begun implementing expressive arts techniques in the classroom, but very little literature exists related to using such techniques in a multicultural course in a manner that positively influence counseling students’ multicultural competency.
The purpose of this study was to explore master’s-level counseling students’ experience of expressive arts techniques utilized during their multicultural counseling course. Ten student participants took part in this study. Transcendental phenomenological inquiry guided the research design. Using phenomenological reduction, findings were synthesized into thematic labels, individual textural and structural descriptions, and a final essence of the participants’ lived experience. Thematic labels resultant from data analysis included process over product, comfort in discomfort, connection, emotional evolution, experiential process, identity, and multiculturalism. The findings reveal implications for counselor educators and counselor education programs. Recommendations for future research are also included
The Legal Marital Property Regime According to the Projet of the French Commission for Revision of the Code Civil
Cultivating Multicultural Competency in Supervision Using an Identity Style Framework
Multicultural competency is a necessary component of counselor supervision. However, when ingrained and unquestioned biases tied to personal identity arise, it may feel impossible to have important conversations in a professional and safe way. The authors propose a conceptual framework that provides a navigational toolkit for these difficult conversations. A brief case example highlights a possible scenario and path to resolution
Fasciolasis, a re-emerging zoonosis?
Even if efficient treatments are available, fasciolasis remains frequent among cattle and sheep.
Transmission to man was common until the mid-20th century, particularly through the ingestion of
cultivated watercress. Since then, the surveillance of commercial watercress beds and their obligation
to be officially authorised have eliminated this risk: human fasciolasis is currently found only in
people who picked and ingested wild plants. However, as current EU regulations on food hygiene
and safety have now lifted such surveillance and withdrawn the compulsory approval procedure, the
situation may change. Even though a majority of producers are still implementing safe measures, consumers
can no longer assume that commercialised watercress is safe. This may lead to a return of epidemics
of this severe, albeit curable, disease.Malgré les possibilités
thérapeutiques, la fasciolose demeure répandue chez les Ruminants domestiques. La
transmission à l'homme était fréquente jusqu'au milieu du vingtième siècle, notamment sous
la forme d'épidémies de cressonnières. Depuis, la surveillance de ces établissements et
l'obligation de leur agrément ont fait disparaître ce risque et la fasciolose humaine ne
survient plus actuellement que par la cueillette et la consommation de végétaux sauvages. Ce
rĂ©sultat est remis en cause par les règlements europĂ©ens relatifs Ă la sĂ©curitĂ© et Ă
l'hygiène des denrées alimentaires, qui ont amené le Ministère de la Santé à interrompre la
surveillance et à abroger le texte qui la rendait obligatoire. Même si une majorité de
producteurs continue à assurer la sécurité, rien ne permet désormais au consommateur d'être
sûr de la qualité d'un cresson commercialisé. Il faut craindre le retour d'épidémies d'une
maladie curable mais pénible
Alveolar hydatid disease: the role of man
Significant progress in the screening for alveolar hydatid disease has reduced the incidence of this
disease in Europe, and other existing foci are now better known (for example in China). However, this
zoonosis cannot be eradicated, and wild reservoirs cover huge areas, thereby exposing human populations
even in the centre of cities. If diagnosed and treated early, the disease is no longer lethal, as
long as clinical symptoms have not yet developed. Drug treatments are able to block the progression
of the disease and surgery can effectively remove cysts. However, liver transplantation, which looked
very promising for advanced cases, has proved disappointing as the immunosuppressive treatment
required for transplantation favours the development of metastases sooner or later. Our knowledge
on the immunology of this parasitic infection has improved a lot, which has helped the management
of this condition, particularly in terms of diagnosis. We also now know that man is a poor host for this
parasite, and that the latter is often eliminated spontaneously. The mechanisms of this elimination are
being identified, which will hopefully provide practical applications, such as the definition of susceptibility
profiles, « vaccination » procedures, or immuno-therapy.Des progrès significatifs dans
le dépistage de l'échinococcose alvéolaire ont diminué le nombre de nouveaux malades dans
les foyers européens, tandis que d'autres foyers sont maintenant mieux connus (par exemple
en Chine). Mais cette zoonose ne peut être éradiquée et, dans des régions étendues, les
réservoirs sauvages s'avèrent contaminés, faisant peser un risque sur la population humaine,
jusqu'au coeur des villes. Diagnostiquée et donc traitée tôt, la maladie n'a plus le
caractère inexorable qui reste le sien lorsqu'apparaissent les manifestations cliniques: des
médicaments bloquent son évolution et la chirurgie permet des exérèses efficaces. Par
contre, la transplantation hépatique qui avait soulevé de grands espoirs pour les patients
porteurs de lésions évoluées, n'a pas confirmé son intérêt, du fait de la fréquence de
métastases plus ou moins tardives, favorisées par l'immuno-dépression nécessitée par la
greffe. Les connaissances en matière d'immunologie de cette parasitose ont beaucoup
progressé et notamment contribué à l'amélioration des moyens de diagnostic. Mais elles ont
aussi montré que l'homme est un mauvais hôte pour ce parasite et que bien souvent, il s'en
débarrasse spontanément. Les mécanismes de cette guérison commencent à être connus et on
peut espérer que des conséquences pratiques en soient tirées: définition de profils de
sujets réceptifs ou de procédures « vaccinales », voire immuno-thérapeutiques
RĂ©ception de Monsieur Jacques Guillot le 1er FĂ©vrier 2018
Houin René, Guillot Jacques. Réception de Monsieur Jacques Guillot le 1er Février 2018. In: Bulletin de l'Académie Vétérinaire de France tome 170 n°5, 2017. pp. 286-288
Multiple Small Bowel Perforations Secondary to Cytomegalovirus in a Patient with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Cytomegalovirus gastroenteritis can be a life-threatening infection in patients with the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. Although gastrointestinal ulcerations from cytomegalovirus have been widely reported, our patient is only the second case reported with actual perforations in the small bowel
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