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Conclusion
Clearly, the field of mental health is continually changing. Part of the reason for this, is because there is emphasis on identifying new techniques for effectively treating patients. This has created a transformation in what kind of tools that are being used to address these issues. At the same time, there has been a focus on implementing supervisory procedures that will have an impact on kinds of treatment options that are being provided. This is important, because these kinds of transformations mean that they are providing effective support to mental health professionals in dealing with these issues. Once this occurs, is when there will be an emphasis on how psychologists are interacting with: patients, colleagues and supervisors. As this approach, is based upon respect, understanding, compassion and professionalism. Over the course of time, this is changing how psychologists are interacting with these different stakeholders.
As a result, my basic strategy is to use a combination of these techniques and flexibility...
This is when we will be able to improve the overall quality of care that patients are receiving and how this is affecting their underlying mental well-being. While also, helping to identify specific approaches that can be used to deal with these issues and challenge the client to embrace these kinds of changes. At which point, there will be transformation in how these techniques are changing this relationship. This is important, because it is illustrating how my personal philosophy can take these ideas into account.
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