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there is a section, under puppy, that deals with nothing but ears! Really, it depends a lot on the dog and bloodline. Most pups ears will be up and down until they finish teething. I believe the deadline for taping ears is if they aren't standing by 4 months (some say 3)
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honestly, there is a big window for when they stand up. Anywhere from 8 weeks to 6 months. It seems like from reading alot of posts that most pups seem to first go up around 12 weeks but like i said, some never go up until they are completely done teething.
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A lot depends on genetics. My bitch seems to have strong ears and puts that into her puppies. I also think size plays a part in it. I have a litter and the smallest females ears were up and stayed up at 4 weeks. The other two females were up by 7 wks, the males second ear finally came up to stay at 8 wks. I have seen puppies at 12 wks that didnt have both up yet, but within two weeks they were.
Some one mentioned diet playing a role in ear development. These puppies were raised on a raw diet and perhaps the bone in their food helped with giving the body the calcium and minerals needed to develop teeth and ears. I really have no idea though.
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yea my pups stood up at around 11 weeks. They have been really firm the whole time too and never gone now and shes 5 months now. But one of her siblings ears have been all over the place. They are standing but they are very soft. It just varies from puppy to puppy.
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Xander's ears were up when we got him at I think 8 or 9 weeks. They did go up and down during teething but for the most part stayed up.
It's totally normal though for some dogs ears to take awhile to come up. I kind of wish Xander had gone through some of the wonky ear stages some GSD pups go through - it's so cute when they have teepee ears What age is your puppy? |
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Check out my thread about Sam, I have a week by week in there, sometimes day by day. Just put some up at 14 weeks. Alot of other people put their dogs pictures and ages in there too. This helped ease my worry!
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Adjunct and Affiliate Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Name & Position | Research Areas | Scott DunhamAdjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
Modeling of integrated circuit fabrication processes, computational materials, modeling of semiconductor device behavior, modeling of fabrication and operation of microstructures. |
Vipin KumarAdjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
Design and manufacturing, including product and process design, and characterization and processing of polymeric composites. Research focuses on microcellular composites. | |
Ramulu MamidalaAdjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
Mechanics of materials, fracture mechanics, fatigue, and advanced manufacturing processes. Focus on the fields of solid and fracture mechanics. | |
Jiangyu LiAdjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
Physical behaviors of materials; Structure-property relationship of multifunctional materials; Electroactive polymers; Ferroelectrics; Ferromagnetism | |
Ariel Raigrodski, DMD Adjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
Research focuses on esthetic and implant restorative dentistry. He is involved in basic and clinical research on all ceramic systems, implants, and CAD/CAM technology. | |
Buddy RatnerAdjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
The technological applications of biology at surfaces (biomaterials, biocompatibility, polymers, surface engineering, self-assembly, molecular recognition). | |
Daniel SchwartzAdjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
Electrochemical Engineering, Microsystem Engineering, Advanced Materials Synthesis. | |
Amy ShenAdjunct Associate Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
MicroFluidics - Novel Materials - Biomimetics - Energy | |
Minoru TayaAdjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering |
Thermal, physical, and mechanical properties of composite materials, percolation theory, dislocation theory, and electronic composites. | |
Affiliate Faculty
Name & Position | Research Areas |
John W. CahnAffiliate Professor, UW MSE Affiliate Professor, UW Physics Senior Fellow Emeritus, National Institute of Standards & Technology Room B-409, Physics Bldg |
Theoretical materials science. |
Scott A. ChambersAffiliate Professor Laboratory Fellow, Environmental Molecular Science Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
Epitaxial growth and properties of transition metals oxides, and oxide surface and interface geometric and electronic structure. |
Toyohiro ChikyowAffiliate Professor Managing Director, NanoMaterials Laboratory, Nanomaterials Assembly Group, National Inst. for Materials Science (Tsukuba, Japan) |
Quantum dot structure on the GaSe Surface. |
K. Bhagwan DasAffiliate Professor Retired, The Boeing Company (Seattle, Washington) |
Rapid solidification rate alloys, metal matrix composites, hydrogen embrittlement, stress–corrosion cracking. |
James De YoreoAffiliate Professor Chief Scientist, Materials Synthesis & Simulation Across Scales email@example.com |
Macromolecular self-assembly, biomineralization, biomimetic materials synthesis, and in situ TEM and AFM. |
Fatih DoganAffiliate Professor Professor, Department of Materials Science & Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology (Rolla, Missouri) |
Multifunctional electronic ceramics and composites; nanoscale science and engineering; solidification and crystal growth. High temperature superconducting materials, dielectrics, piezoelectrics, thermophotovoltaic emitters, mixed ionic electronic conductors, solid oxide fuel cells. |
Charles H. HenagerAffiliate Professor Design and Manufacturing Engineering, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Richland, Washington) |
Mechanical properties of ceramic composites, mechanical properties and deformation modelling of superplastic alloys, in–situ composite synthesis and ceramic joining. |
Kanryu InoueAffiliate Professor Former MSE Research Professor at UW and Consultant (Bellevue, Washington) |
Design and fabrication of 'smart' materials; Device Design of smart materials; Development of superelastic materials; Design and fabrication of nanograined bulk metallic materials; Development and device fabrication of solid-state refrigeration materials; Development of biomedical titanium-based alloys; Development of materials processing techniques spark plasma sintering techniques. |
Yasuhiro KoikeAffiliate Professor Professor, Science and Technology |
Prof. Koike is a leading expert in the field of photonic polymers. His research includes polymer material photonics, high-speed and graded indes polymer optical fiber, light scattering, optical amplifiers, fiber lasers, and the development of optical device fabrication methods and applications using birefringence free polymers. |
Malcom SneadAffiliate Professor Professor, University of Southern California |
Prof. Snead's research covers a wide range of areas within the field of dental science and practice. He is an expert on the pathology of craniofacial biology and is the original discoverer of one of the major proteins, amelogenin, that directs biomineralization and controlled hierarchical structure formation in mammalian enamel. As a molecular biologist and geneticist his work has had a large impact in dental tissue formation, regeneration and restoration. |
Candan TamerlerAffiliate Associate Professor Wesley G. Cramer Associate Professor |
Dr. Tamerler's research interests are in molecular biomimetics, bio-nanotechnology, and bio-enabled materials science. |


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A mental health professional is a health care practitioner or community services provider who offers services for the purpose of improving an individual's mental health or to treat mental illness. This broad category was developed as a name for community personnel who worked in the new community mental health agencies begun in the 1970s to assist individuals moving from state hospitals, to prevent admissions, and to provide support in homes, jobs, education and community. These individuals (i.e., state office personnel, private sector personnel, and non-profit, now voluntary sector personnel) were the forefront brigade to develop the community programs, which today may be referred to by names such as supported housing, psychiatric rehabilitation, supported or transitional employment, sheltered workshops, supported education, daily living skills, affirmative industries, dual diagnosis treatment, parent information and education, adult day care, foster care, family services and mental health counseling.
The category seldom includes psychiatrists (DO or MD) who remained institutional based and guarded the admissions procedures at institutionalization (both private and state specialty hospitals). However, in 2013, psychiatrists also are working in clinical fields with clinical psychologist including in sociobehavioral, neurological, person-centered and clinical approaches (often office-based), and studies of the "brain disease" (which came from the community fields and community management and are taught at the MA to PhD level in education). For example, Nat Raskin (at Northwestern University Medical School) who worked with the illustrious Carl Rogers, published on person-centered approaches and therapy in 2004.[1] The term counselors often refers to office-based professionals who offer therapy sessions to their clients, operated by organizations such as pastoral counseling (which may or may not work with long term services clients) and family counselors. Mental health counselors may refer to counselors working in residential services in the field of mental health in community programs.
As Dr. William Anthony, father of psychiatric rehabilitation, described, psychiatric nurses (RNMH, RMN, CPN), clinical psychologists (PsyD or PhD), clinical social workers (MSW or MSSW), mental health counselors (MA or MS), professional counselors, pharmacists, as well as many other professionals are often educated in "psychiatric fields" or conversely, educated in a generic community approach (e.g., human services programs, or health and human services in 2013). However, his primary concern is education that leads to a willingness to work with "long-term services and supports" community support[2][3] in the community to lead to better life quality for the individual, the families and the community.
The community support framework in the US of the 1970s [4][5][6] is taken-for-granted as the base for new treatment developments (e.g., eating disorders, drug addiction programs) which tend to be free standing clinics for specific "disorders". Typically, the term "mental health professional" does not refer to other categorical disability areas, such as intellectual and developmental disability (which trains its own professionals and maintains its own journals, and US state systems and institutions). Psychiatric rehabilitation has also been reintroduced into the transfer to behavioral health care systems.
These professionals often deal with the same illnesses, disorders, conditions, and issues (though may separate on site locations, such as hospital or community for the same clientele); however, their scope of practice differs and more particularly, their positions and roles in the fields of mental health services and systems. The most significant difference between mental health professionals are the laws regarding required education and training across the various professions.[7] However, the most significant change has been the Supreme Court Olmstead Decision on the most integrated setting which should further reduce state hospital utilization; yet with new professionals seeking right for community treatment orders and rights to administer medications (original community programs, residents taught to self-administer medications, 1970s).
In 2013, new mental health practitioners are licensed or certified in the community (e.g., PhD, education in private clinical practice) by states, degrees and certifications are offered in fields such as psychiatric rehabilitation (MS, PhD), BA psychology (liberal arts, experimental/clinical/existential/community)to MA licensing is now more popular, BA (to PhD) mid-level program management, qualified civil service professionals, and social workers remain the mainstay of community admissions procedures (licensed by state, often generic training) in the US. Surprisingly, state direction has moved from psychiatry or clinical psychology to community leadership and professionalization of community services management.
Entry level recruitment and training remain a primary concern (since the 1970s, then often competing with fast food positions), and the US Direct Support Workforce includes an emphasis on also training of psychiatric aides, behavioral aides, and addictions aides to work in homes and communities.[8] The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare have new provisions for "self-direction" in services and new options are in place for individual plans for better life outcomes. Community programs are increasingly using health care financing, such as Medicaid, and Mental Health Parity is now law in the US.
The examples and perspective in this article deal primarily with North America and do not represent a worldwide view of the subject. (December 2010) |
Occupation | Degree | Common licenses | Prescription privilege | Average income (US$) |
Psychiatrist | MD/DO[9] | Psychiatrist | Yes | $200,000 |
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Counselor | Master of Rehabilitation Sciences[10] PhD Doctor of Philosophy | Similar to Related Personnel (Cognitive Sciences), Rehabilitation Counselors | No | $50,000 |
Clinical Psychologist | PhD/PsyD | Psychologist | No[a] | $85,000[12] |
School Psychologist | Doctoral level PhD/EdD/PsyD Post-master's terminal degree (not doctoral level) EdS Doctoral degrees, PhD Inclusion educators Master's level MA/MS | Certified School Psychology, National Certified School Psychologist | No | $78,000 |
Counselor/Psychotherapist (Doctorate) | PhD/EdD/DMFT | Psychologist | No | $45,000-$75,000 |
Counselor/Psychotherapist/Rehabilitation/Mental Health (Master's) | MA/MS/MC plus two to three years of post-master's supervised clinical experience[13] | Mental health counselors/MFT/LCPC/LPC/LPA/LMHC | No | $49,000 |
Clinical or Psychiatric Social Worker | MSW/DSW/PhD plus two to three years of post-master's supervised clinical experience | LCSW/LMSW/LSW | No | $50,700 |
Social Worker (agency based master's/doctoral levels) | MSW/DSW/PhD[14] | LMSW/GSW/LSW | No | $46,170-$70,000 |
Social Worker (bachelor level) | BSW[14] | RSW, SWA, social work assistant | No | $35,000 |
Occupational therapist (Doctorate/master level) | MOT, MSOT, OTD, ScD, PhD | Related supervised community personnel in physical, speech and communication, OTR, COTA | No | $45,000-69,630 |
Licensed behavior analysts Licensed dual inclusion educators(Doctorate/master level) Behavior analyst, substance abuse and behavioral disorders, "inclusion educator" | PhD/EdD/MS/MEd/MA | LBA/LBS/BCBA/BCBA-D[15] Dual Licensed inclusion educator | No | $60,000, $80,000 up for inclusion educator |
Psychiatric and mental health nurse practitioner | MSN/DNP/PhD | MHNP/NPP[16] | Yes | $60,000-80,711 |
Physician assistant | MPAS/MHS/MMS/DScPA | PA/PA-C/APA-C/RPA/RPA-C | Yes | $80,356[17]:4 |
Expressive Therapist/Art Therapist | MA[18] | ATR-BC[19]/MT-BC | No | $30,000-45,000 |
Additional Sources/Clarifications:[20] now operating programs with health care financing in the community. Higher paid medical and health services manager which only operates facilities,[21] considered to be easier than dispersed services management in the community for long-term services and supports (LTSS) often by disability NGOs or state governments (civil service).
The Mental Health Professional Class has often not been included in these occupational schemas in which Occupational Handbooks often separate Human Service Management Classes and Professional Classes from the term Health Care. Common salary ranges are in the $30,000-40,000 for the higher professional at the small community agency. The professionals are considered to be part of the federal Health and Human Services professions. Their responsibilities at the high gates are greater than a psychiatrist assistant who is responsible, to date, only to the psychiatrist. The occupational therapist is considered at an aide to that professional level, as is a behavioral specialist as hired by the agency and the nurse practitioner. Mental health workers in the community (E.g., workers with the homeless, in homes, families and jails, community programs such as group homes) may still be termed Community Support Workers with diverse degrees and qualifications [US Direct Support Professional Workforce].
Children's professionals in the field of mental health include inclusion educators (over $80,000 at the PhD levels) who have been cross-educated in the fields, and "residential treatment" personnel which need dual reviews of credentials (child care, family support, child welfare, independent living, special education and homelife, residential skills training programs).
Mental health professionals exist to improve the mental health of individuals, couples, families and the community-at-large. [In this generic use, mental health is available to the entire population, similar to the use by mental health associations.] Because mental health covers a wide range of elements, the scope of practice greatly varies between professionals. Some professionals may enhance relationships while others treat specific mental disorders and illness; still others work on population-based health promotion or prevention activities. Often, as with the case of psychiatrists and psychologists, the scope of practice may overlap often due to common hiring and promotion practices by employers.
As indicated earlier, community mental health professionals have been involved in beginning and operating community programs which include ongoing efforts to improve life outcomes, originally through long term services and supports (LTSS). Termed functional or competency-based programs, these service also stressed decision making and self-determination or empowerment as critical aspects. Community mental health professionals may also serve children which have different needs, as do families, including family therapy, financial assistance and support services. Community mental health professionals serve people of all ages from young children with autism, to children with emotional (or behavioral) needs, to grandma who has Alzheimer's or dementia and is living at home after dad passes away.
Most qualified mental health professionals will refer a patient or client to another professional if the specific type of treatment needed is outside of their scope of practice. The main community concern is "zero rejection" from community services for individuals who have been termed "hard to serve" in the population ["schizophrenia"] ["dual diagnosis"] or who have additional needs such as mobility and sensory impairments. Additionally, many mental health professionals may sometimes work together using a variety of treatment options such as concurrent psychiatric medication and psychotherapy and supported housing. Additionally, specific mental health professionals may be utilized based upon their cultural and religious background or experience, as part of a theory of both alternative medicines and of the nature of helping and ethnicity.
Primary care providers, such as internists, pediatricians, and family physicians, may provide initial components of mental health diagnosis and treatment for children and adults; however, family physicians in some states refuse to even prescribe a psychotropic medication deferring to separately funded "medication management" services. Community programs in the categorical field of mental health were designed (1970s) to have an personal family physician for every client in their programs, except for institutional settings and nursing facilities which have only one or two for a large facility (1980, 2013).
In particular, family physicians are trained during residency in interviewing and diagnostic skills, and may be quite skilled in managing conditions such as ADHD in children and depression in adults. Likewise, many (but not all) pediatricians may be taught the basic components of ADHD diagnosis and treatment during residency. In many other circumstances, primary care physicians may receive additional training and experience in mental health diagnosis and treatment during their practice years.
Psychiatrists are physicians and one of the few professionals in the mental health industry who specialize and are certified in treating mental illness using the biomedical approach to mental disorders including the use of medications. However, biological, genetic and social processes as part of premedicine have been the basis of education in fields such as BA psychology since the 1970s, and in 2013, such academic degrees also may include extensive work on the status of brain, DNA research and its applications.[See, Cornell University, Liberal Arts, College of Arts and Sciences, endowed institution in the US] Clinical psychologists were hired by states and served in institutions in the US, and were involved in the transition to community systems.
Psychiatrists may also go through significant training to conduct psychotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapy; however psychologists and clinical psychologists specialize in the research and clinical application of these techniques. The amount of training a psychiatrist holds in providing these types of therapies varies from program to program and also differs greatly based upon region. [Cognitive therapy also stems from cognitive rehabilitation techniques, and may involve long-term community clients with brain injuries seeking jobs, education and community housing.] In the 1970s, psychiatrists were considered to be hospital-based, assessment, and clinical education personnel which were not involved in establishing community programs. They were often criticized for serving the "young, white, urban, professional" as their main clientele groups, though piloting services such as hospital social day care which are now in senior programs.
As part of their evaluation of the patient, psychiatrists are one of only a few mental health professionals who may conduct physical examinations, order and interpret laboratory tests and EEGs, and may order brain imaging studies such as CT or CAT, MRI, and PET scanning. A medical professional must evaluate the patient for any medical problems or diseases that may be the cause of the mental illness. Thomas Szasz, in his recent book, has indicated over 200 diseases of the nervous system, and the new psychiatrist at "health care" may begin to assume a new role instead of the role of "institutions" in the US (involuntary treatment).
Historically psychiatrists have been the only mental health professional with the power to prescribe medication to treat specific types of mental illness. Currently, Physician Assistants responsible to the psychiatrist (in lieu of and supervised)and advanced practice psychiatric nurses may prescribe medications, including psychiatric medications. Clinical psychologists have gained the ability to prescribe psychiatric medications on a limited basis in a few U.S. states after completing additional training and passing an examination. From the 1970s on, individuals termed "the patient" have been taught to "self-medicate" in the community by professional mental health staff, who received medication training (certified) prior to employment themselves in the state and non-profit sectors. Categorical state management personnel in these community systems supported nursing personnel (responsible to their State Nursing Boards) to do the same in local communities.
Typically the requirements to become a psychiatrist are substantial but differ from country to country.[22][23] In general there is an initial period of several years of academic and clinical training and supervised work in different areas of medicine, in order to become a licensed medical doctor, followed by several years of supervised work and study in psychiatry, in order to become a liceensed psychiatrist.
In the United States and Canada one must first complete a Bachelor's degree.[23] Students may typically decide any major subject of their choice, however they must enroll in specific courses, usually outlined in a pre-medical program.[23] One must then apply to and attend 4 years of medical school in order to earn their MD or DO and to complete their medical education.[23] Psychiatrists must then pass three successive rigorous national board exams (United States Medical Licensing Exams "USMLE", Steps 1, 2, and 3), which draws questions from all fields of medicine and surgery, before gaining an unrestricted license to practice medicine. Following this, the individual must complete a four-year residency in Psychiatry as a psychiatric resident and sit for annual national in-service exams. Psychiatry residents are required to complete at least four post-graduate months of internal medicine (pediatrics may be substituted for some or all of the internal medicine months for those planning to specialize in child and adolescent psychiatry) and two months of neurology, usually during the first year,[23] but some programs require more. Occasionally, some prospective psychiatry residents will choose to do a transitional year internship in medicine or general surgery, in which case they may complete the two months of neurology later in their residency. After completing their training, psychiatrists take written and then oral specialty board examinations.[23] The total amount of time required to qualify in the field of psychiatry in the United States is typically 4 to 5 years after obtaining the MD or DO (or in total 8 to 9 years minimum). Many psychiatrists pursue an additional 1–2 years in subspecialty fellowships on top of this such as child psychiatry, geriatric psychiatry, and psychosomatic medicine.
In the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, and most Commonwealth countries, the initial degree is the combined Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery,[22] usually a single period of academic and clinical study lasting around five years. This degree is most often abbreviated 'MBChB', 'MB BS' or other variations, and is the equivalent of the American 'MD'. Following this the individual must complete a two-year foundation programme[22] that mainly consists of supervised paid work as a Foundation House Officer within different specialties of medicine.[24] Upon completion the individual can apply for "core specialist training" in psychiatry, which mainly involves supervised paid work as a Specialty Registrar in different subspecialities of psychiatry.[25] After three years there is an examination for Membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (abbreviated MRCPsych), with which an individual may then work as a "Staff grade" or "Associate Specialist" psychiatrist, or pursue an academic psychiatry route via a PhD.[26] If, after the MRCPsych, an additional 3 years of specialization known as "advanced specialist training" are taken (again mainly paid work), and a Certificate of Completion of Training is awarded, the individual can apply for a post taking independent clinical responsibility as a "consultant" psychiatrist.[27]
A clinical psychologist studies and applies psychology for the purpose of understanding, preventing, and relieving psychologically-based distress or dysfunction and to promote subjective well-being and personal development. In many countries it is a regulated profession that addresses moderate to more severe or chronic psychological problems, including diagnosable mental disorders. Clinical psychology includes a wide range of practices, such as research, psychological assessment, teaching, consultation, forensic testimony, and program development and administration. Central to clinical psychology is the practice of psychotherapy, which uses a wide range of techniques to change thoughts, feelings, or behaviors in service to enhancing subjective well-being, mental health, and life functioning. Unlike other mental health professionals, psychologists are trained to conduct psychological assessment. Clinical psychologists can work with individuals, couples, children, older adults, families, small groups, and communities.
Clinical psychologists who focus on treating mental health specialize in evaluating patients and providing psychotherapy. The do not prescribe medication as this is a role of a psychiatrist (physician who specializes in psychiatry). There are a wide variety of therapeutic techniques and perspectives that guide practitioners, although most fall into the major categories of Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral, Existential-Humanistic, and Systems Therapy (e.g. family or couples therapy).
In addition to therapy, clinical psychologists are also trained to administer and interpret psychological personality tests such as the MMPI and the Rorschach inkblot test, and various standardized tests of intelligence, memory, and neuropsychological functioning. Common areas of specialization include: specific disorders (e.g. trauma or depression), neuropsychological disorders, child and adolescent, family and relationship counseling. Internationally, psychologists are generally not granted prescription privileges. In the US, prescriptive rights have been granted to appropriately trained psychologists only in the states of New Mexico and Louisiana, with some limited prescriptive rights in Indiana and the US territory of Guam.[11]
Clinical psychologists, having completed an undergraduate degree usually in psychology or other social science, generally undergo specialist postgraduate training lasting at least two years (e.g. Australia), three years (e.g. UK), or four to six years depending how much research activity is included in the course (e.g. US). In countries where the course is of shorter duration, there may be an informal requirement for applicants to have undertaken prior work experience supervised by a clinical psychologist, and a proportion of applicants may also undertake a separate PhD research degree.
Today, in the U.S., about half of licensed psychologists are trained in the Scientist-Practitioner Model of Clinical Psychology (PhD)—a model that emphasizes both research and clinical practice and is usually housed in universities. The other half are being trained within a Practitioner-Scholar Model of Clinical Psychology (PsyD), which focuses on practice (similar to professional degrees for medicine and law).[28] A third training model called the Clinical Scientist Model emphasizes training in clinical psychology research. Outside of coursework, graduates of both programs generally are required to have had 2 to 3 years of supervised clinical experience, a certain amount of personal psychotherapy, and the completion of a dissertation (PhD programs usually require original quantitative empirical research, whereas the PsyD equivalent of dissertation research often consists of literature review and qualitative research, theoretical scholarship, program evaluation or development, critical literature analysis, or clinical application and analysis).
Most states in the US require clinical psychologists to obtain a certain number of continuing education credits in order to renew their license. This was established to ensure that psychologists stay current with information and practices in their fields. The license renewal cycle varies, but renewal is generally required every two years.[29]
The number of continuing education credits required for clinical psychologists varies between states. In Nebraska, psychologists are required to obtain 24 hours of approved continuing education credits in the 24 months before their license renewal.[30] In California, the requirement is for 36 hours of credits. New York State does not have any continuing education requirements for license renewal at this time (2014).[31]
Activities that count towards continuing education credits generally include completing courses, publishing research papers, teaching classes, home study, and attending workshops. Some states require that a certain number of the education credits be in ethics. Most states allow psychologists to self-report their credits but randomly audit individual psychologists to ensure compliance.
Counseling generally involves helping people with what might be considered "normal" or "moderate" psychological problems, such as the feelings of anxiety or sadness resulting from major life changes or events.[32][33] As such, counseling psychologists often help people adjust to or cope with their environment or major events, although many also work with more serious problems as well.
One may practice as a counseling psychologist with a PhD or EdD, and as a counseling psychotherapist with a master's degree. Compared with clinical psychology, there are fewer counseling psychology graduate programs (which are commonly housed in departments of education), counselors tend to conduct more vocational assessment and less projective or objective assessment, and they are more likely to work in public service or university clinics (rather than hospitals or private practice).[34] Despite these differences, there is considerable overlap between the two fields and distinctions between them continue to fade.
Mental health counselors and residential counselors are also the name for another class of Counselors or mental health professionals who may work with long-term services and supports (LTSS) clients in the community. Such counselors may be advanced or senior staff members in a community program, and may be involved in developing skill teaching, active listening (and similar psychological and educational methods), and community participation programs. They also are often skilled in on-site intervention, redirection and emergency techniques. Supervisory personnel often advance from this class of workers in community programs.
Behavior analysts are licensed in five states to provide services for clients with substance abuse, developmental disabilities, and mental illness. This profession draws on the evidence base of applied behavior analysis, behavior therapy, and the philosophy of behaviorism. Behavior analysts have at least a master's degree in behavior analysis or in a mental health related discipline as well as at least five core courses in applied behavior analysis (narrow focus in psychological education). Many behavior analysts have a doctorate. Most programs have a formalized internship program and several programs are offered online. Most practitioners have passed the examination offered by the behavior analysis certification board[35][full citation needed] or the examination in clinical behavior therapy by the World Association for Behavior Analysis.[36] The model licensing act for behavior analysts can be found at the Association for Behavior Analysis International's website.
Behavior analysts (who grew from the definition of mental health as a behavioral problem) often use community situational activities, life events, functional teaching, community "reinforcers", family and community staff as intervenors, and structured interventions as the base in which they may be called upon to provide skilled professional assistance. Approaches that are based upon person-centered approaches have been used to update the stricter, hospital based interventions used by behavior analysts for applicability to community environments [37] Behavioral approaches have often been infused with efforts at client self-determination, have been aligned with community lifestyle planning, and have been criticized as "aversive technology" which was "outlawed" in the field of severe disabilities in the 1990s.
The Certified Mental Health Professional (CMHP) certification is designed to measure an individual's competency in performing the following job tasks. The job tasks are a sampling of job tasks with a clinical emphasis, and represents a level of line staff in community programs reporting to a community supervisor in a small site based program.[38] Personnel in community housing, nursing facilities, and institutional programs may be covered by these kinds of certifications.
However, these position levels have undergone decades of academic field testing and recommendations with new competencies in development in 2011-2013 by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare (at the categorical aide levels). New professionals were recommended with a community services coordinator (commonly known as "hands on" case management), together with services and personnel management, and community development and liaison roles for community participation.
School psychologists' primary concern is with the academic, social, and emotional well-being of children within a scholastic environment. Unlike clinical psychologists, they receive much more training in education, child development and behavior, and the psychology of learning, often graduating with a post-master's educational specialist degree (EdS), EdD or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree. Besides offering individual and group therapy with children and their families, school psychologists also evaluate school programs, provide cognitive assessment, help design prevention programs (e.g. reducing drops outs), and work with teachers and administrators to help maximize teaching efficacy, both in the classroom and systemically.[39]
In today's world, the school psychologist remains the responsible party in "mental health" regarding children with emotional and behavioral needs, and have not always met these needs in the regular school environment. Inclusion (special)educators support participation in local school programs and after school programs, including new initiatives such as Achieve my Plan by the Research and Training Center on Family Support and Children's Mental Health at Portland State University.[40] Referrals to residential schools and certification of the personnel involved in the residential schools and campuses have been a multi-decade concern with counties often involved in national efforts to better support these children and youth in local schools, families, homes and communities.[41]
Psychiatric rehabilitation, similar to cognitive rehabilitation, is a designated field in the rehabilitation often academically prepared in either Schools of Allied Health and Sciences (near the field of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) and as rehabilitation counseling in the School of Education. Both have been developed specifically as preparing community personnel (at the MA and PHD levels) and to aid in the transition to professionally competent and integrated community services. Psychiatric rehabilitation personnel have a community integration-related base, support a recovery and skills-based model of mental health, and may be involved with community programs based upon normalization and social role valorization throughout the US. Psychiatric rehabilitation personnel have been involved in upgrading the skills of staff in institutions in order to move clients into the community settings. Most common in international fields are community rehabilitation personnel which traditionally come from the rehabilitation counseling or community fields. In the new "rehabilitation centers" (new campus buildings), designed similar to hospital "rehab" (physical and occupational therapy, sports medicine), often no designated personnel in the fields of mental health (now "senior behavioral services" or "residential treatment units"). Psychiatric rehabilitation textbooks are currently on the market [42][43] describing the community services their personnel were involved with in community development (commonly known as deinstitutionalization).
Psychiatric rehabilitation professionals (and psychosocial services)are the mainstay of community programs in the US, and the national service providers association itself may certify mental health staff in these areas. Psychiatric interventions which vary from behavioral ones are described in a review on their use in "residential, vocational, social or educational role functioning" as a "preferred methods for helping individuals with serious psychiatric disabilities".[44] Other competencies in education may involve working with families, user-directed planning methods and financing, housing and support, personal assistance services, transitional or supported employment, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), supported housing, integrated approaches (e.g., substance use, or intellectual disabilities), and psychosocial interventions, among others.[45] In addition, rehabilitation counselors (PhD, MS) may also be educated "generically" (breadth and depth) or for all diagnostic groups, and can work in these fields; other personnel may have certifications in areas such as supported employment which has been verified for use in psychiatric, neurological, traumatic brain injury, and intellectual disabilities, among others.[46]
Social workers in the area of mental health may assess, treat, develop treatment plans, provide case management and/or rights advocacy to individuals with mental health problems. They can work independently or within clinics/service agencies, usually in collaboration with other health care professionals.
In the US, they are often referred to as clinical social workers; each state specifies the responsibilities and limitations of this profession. State licensing boards and national certification boards require clinical social workers to have a master's or doctoral degree (MSW or DSW/PhD) from a university. The doctorate in social work requires submission of a major original contribution to the field in order to be awarded the degree.
In the UK there is a now a standardized three-year undergraduate social work degree, or two-year postgraduate master's for those who already have an undergraduate social sciences degree and relevant work experience. These courses include mandatory supervised work experience in social work, which may include mental health services. Successful completion allows an individual to register and work as a qualified social worker. There are various additional optional courses for gaining qualifications specific to mental health, for example training in psychotherapy or, in England and Wales, for the role of Approved Mental Health Professional (two years' training for a legal role in the assessment and detention of eligible mentally disordered people under the Mental Health Act (1983) as amended in 2007).
Social workers in England and Wales are now able to become Approved Clinicians under the Mental Health Act 2007 following a period of further training (likely at postgraduate or doctoral level). Historically, this role was reserved for psychiatrist medical doctors, but has now extended to registered mental health professionals, such as social workers, psychologists and mental health nurses.
In general, it is the social model rather than, or in addition to, the dominant medical model, that is the underlying rationale for mental health social work. This may include a focus on social causation, labeling, critical theory and social constructivism. Many argue social workers need to work with medical and health colleagues to provide an effective service but they also need to be at the forefront of processes that include and empower services users.[47]
Social workers also prepare social work administration and may hold positions in human services systems as administration or assistants to Executives in the US. Social workers, similar to psychiatric rehabilitation, updates its professional education programs based upon current developments in the fields (e.g., support services)and serve a multicultural client base.[48][49]
In the United States, the minimum requirement for social workers is generally a bachelor's degree in social work, though a bachelor's degree in a related field such as sociology or psychology may qualify an applicant for certain jobs. Higher-level jobs typically require a master's degree in social work. Master's programs in social work usually last two years and consist of at least 900 hours of supervised instruction in the field.[50] Regulatory boards generally require that degrees be obtained from programs that are accredited by the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) or another nationally recognized accrediting agency.[51]
Before social workers can practice, they are required to meet the licensing, certification, or registration requirements of the state. The requirements vary depending on the state but usually involve a minimum number of supervised hours in the field and passing of an exam.[50] All states except California also require pre-licensure from the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB).
The ASWB offers four categories of social work licensure. The lowest level is a Bachelors, for which a bachelor's degree in social work is required. The next level up is a Masters and a master's degree in social work is required. The Advanced Generalist category of social worker requires a master's degree in social work and two years of supervised post-degree experience. The highest ASWB category is a Clinical Social Worker which requires a master's degree in social work along with two years of post-master's direct experience in social work.
Most states require social workers to acquire a minimum number of continuing education credits per license, certification, or registration renewal period. The purpose of these requirements is to ensure that social workers stay up-to-date with information and practices in their professions. In most states, the renewal process occurs every two or three years. The number of continuing education credits that is required varies between states but is generally 20 to 45 hours[52] during the two- or three-year period prior to renewal.
Courses and programs that are approved as continuing education for social workers generally must be relevant to the profession and contribute to the advancement of professional competence. They often include continuing education courses, seminars, training programs, community service, research, publishing articles, or serving on a panel.[53] Many states require that a minimum amount of the credits be on topics such as ethics, HIV/AIDs, or domestic violence.
Psychiatric Nurses or Mental Health Nurse Practitioners work with people with a large variety of mental health problems, often at the time of highest distress, and usually within hospital settings. These professionals work in primary care facilities, outpatient mental health clinics, as well as in hospitals and community health centers. MHNPs evaluate and provide care for patients who have anything from psychiatric disorders, medical mental conditions, to substance abuse problems. They are licensed to provide emergency psychiatric services, assess the psychosocial and physical state of their patients, create treatment plans, and continually manage their care. They may also serve as consultants or as educators for families and staff; however, the MHNP has a greater focus on psychiatric diagnosis (typically the province of the MD or PhD), including the differential diagnosis of medical disorders with psychiatric symptoms and on medication treatment for psychiatric disorders.[Notation: Diagnosis and treatment including psychotropics to my knowledge have never been transferred to nurses in psychiatric field who predominate in nursing facilities in the US which have already been criticized for their MD access and loss of personal physicians upon involuntary entry.]
Psychiatric and mental health nurses receive specialist education to work in this area. In some countries it is required that a full course of general nurse training be completed prior to specializing as a psychiatric nurse. In other countries, such as the U.K., an individual completes a specific nurse training course that determines their area of work. As with other areas of nursing, it is becoming usual for psychiatric nurses to be educated to degree level and beyond. Psychiatric aides, now being trained by educational psychology in 2014, are part of the entry level workforce which is projected to be needed in communities in the US in the next decades.[8]
In order to become a nurse practitioner in the U.S., at least six years of college education must be obtained. After earning the bachelor's degree (usually in nursing, although there are master's entry level nursing graduate programs intended for individuals with a bachelor's degree outside of nursing) the test for licensure as a registered nurse (the NCLEX-RN) must be passed. Next, the candidate must complete a state-approved master's degree advanced nursing education program which includes at least 600 clinical hours. Several schools are now also offering further education and awarding a DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice).
Individuals who choose a master's entry level pathway will spend an extra year at the start of the program taking classes necessary to pass the NCLEX-RN. Some schools will issue a BSN, others will issue a certificate. The student then continues with the normal MSN program.[54][55][56]
A mental health care navigator is an individual who assists patients and families to find appropriate mental health caregivers, facilities and services. Individuals who are care navigators are often also trained therapists and doctors. The need for mental health care navigators arises from the fragmentation of the mental health industry, which can often leave those in need with more questions than answers. Care navigators work closely with patients through discussion and collaboration to provide information on options and referrals to healthcare professionals, facilities, and organizations specializing in the patients' needs. The difference between other mental health professionals and a care navigator is that a care navigator provides information and directs a patient to the best help rather than offering diagnosis, prescription of medications or treatment.
Many mental health organizations use "navigator" and "navigation" to describe the service of providing guidance through the health care industry.[57][58][59][60] Care navigators are also sometimes referred to as "system navigators.".[61] One type of care navigator is an "educational consultant."[62]
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If you like citrus scents then this is a good shower gel! I feel that is lathers very well and the scent is very uplifting. The price is pretty big but I feel it's worth it.
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Love this stuff! Smells so citrusy and fresh and it perks me right up in the morning. Lathers and cleans well, and I didn't find it drying at all! The only thing that sucks is that body washes from Lush are SO expensive! Once I can cough up the cash, I'll definitely repurchase!
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I am very wishy washy about this product. I love the smell of fresh grapefruit and citrus whilst using it in the shower, and feel clean after using it, but I don't like the consistency. This is the first shower gel I've ever purchased from Lush, so I'm not sure if I just got a bad batch, but I find this shower gel very runny and hard to keep on the body before it sliding right off. Although I'm not sure how much I like this product, I will buy another bottle just because of the smell and the cleanse. If the next bottle is as watery and runny as the one I am currently using I will rethink purchasing another.
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First of LUSH sells very expensive products, but I find that their stuff can be a hit or miss. It's pretty pricey here in Canada - about $9.99 for the smallest 100ml bottle.
The happy hippy gel works well enough. Lathers and rinses well. It dries out you skin just a little, but that ok. I'm not really a big fan of the scent... It kinda reminds me of a fruit salad/ fruit scented cleaning product. I prefer the scent of the flying fox shower gel over this. I wouldn't repurchase... I'm giving my happy hippy bottle away.
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I love the smell of this product so much that I am currently on my second bottle.
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I don't have the habit of slapping body lotion on my body, so thankfully this product did not dry my skin out.
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This is a very easy product to like. It's a thick shower gel with a pale yellow color and a fresh grapefruit scent. Because of the thickness, it doesn't come out of the bottle as well as one might like, but it's easy enough to use and cleanses the skin well without leaving it feeling too dry, although it isn't moisturizing or softening either, like some other Lush shower gels. Whereas many of the other Lush shower gels have a scent that I can get tired of fairly quickly, this one is very simple and fresh and never too much. All in all, this is pretty much a fail-proof choice for me. Because of the zingy scent, it's more of a summertime product for me personally, but I do like to have some year-round. The scent doesn't linger at all, so what you get is a basic cleansing and a refreshing shower experience, no more, no less.
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A check of what all's happening around the SEC:
- Florida's running back stable looks a little different (and a lot faster) to Stan Drayton in his second stint as the Gators' running backs coach.
- Georgia sophomore cornerback Branden Smith is no longer practicing with the Bulldogs until he clears up some academic issues.
- Ole Miss' players welcome Jeremiah Masoli, who vows not to drop the ball on his last chance at redemption.
- Alabama's Mark Ingram reflects on his late grandfather, who was a big influence on the Heisman Trophy winner's life.
- Alabama freshman Blake Sims works at running back, his third different position since arriving for preseason camp.
- South Carolina backup center Ryan Broadhead is likely out for the season after injuring his knee.
- Sophomore Prentiss Waggner is out front in the race for Tennessee's other starting safety job opposite Janzen Jackson.
- LSU's offensive line may have some depth for a change.
- After 16 long months of working his way back, Auburn senior safety Mike McNeil is finally healthy again.
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