Depression and the Spouse of the Chronically III Person, On the whole, there is evidence that a partner’s chronic illness creates psychological distress for a spouse which may result in depression. Most of these studies involved chronic illnesses such as Alzheimer’s disease or cognitive impairment, congestive heart failure, multiple sclerosis, renal failure, rheumatoid arthritis, and…
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Introduction to Dance Therapy for a Thesis Paper Dance treatment is a framework that connects science and the art of dance with psychiatric treatment on a single platform. The most important characteristic of dance treatment practice is expressive movement. According to the definition of the American Dance Therapy Association, “dance therapy is the psychotherapeutic utilization…
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Women Education – Women’s subordinate position in developing countries affects their access to education and employment. Women do not have equal access to formal education from primary school through higher education. Formal education in most developing countries discriminates against many sections of society, such as the rural masses, the lower classes and above all, women…
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Horizontal Segregation – In developing (and developed) countries, studies have shown that women are concentrated in areas of journalism such as education, health, fashion, the arts, and women and children’s programs, areas that are seen as marginal in importance. In terms of promotion or career development, these areas are viewed as ‘dead-ends’. Since women in…
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