Essays on Interpersonal Relationship

A child’s development really relies on a strong reliable adult figure. Their sole survival is in the hands of the adult, forming attachments is important as it forms a secure base for the infant. The child will eventually grow as a person and build on confidence, a whole self, enabling to interact with others assertively...

Islamically, the termination of a marriage is regarded as the most loathed of permissible acts. It is the last resort when all attempts of saving the marriage have failed, remaining married is leading to discord and enmity, and there is no hope for reconciliation even after appointing arbiters. Both parties are instructed to uphold the...

Abstract The social transition from college to university can feel lonely and isolating due to the large amount of changes happening, leaving family, their home, and friends. By using a thematic analysis of a semi-structured interview transcript on a first-year university student living in halls, it was found that moving to university can feel like...

This assignment will discuss the importance of being self-aware as a health professional and identify approaches to reflective practice. Gibbs model of reflection cycle, learning by doing; has been chosen to reflect on an experience during my placement in a stroke and neurological rehabilitation ward (Adult unit). The model has six stages which are description,...

Social Pedagogy “To teach is to touch a life forever” (Anonymous, n.d.). Kylie is a child of 8 years who lives with foster parents; due to her past experiences, her communication skills are limited, making it difficult for her to build and sustain relationships. Kylie has been subject to sexual abuse and consequently appears to...

The transition from middle childhood to early adolescence is a time where there are many changes going on in one’s life. One major shift that takes place is the change in primary relationships that children and adolescents find themselves in. It is known that during childhood, children’s most prominent form of socialization is through their...

The person-centred approach was developed from the work of psychologist Dr Carl Rogers. It is a non-directive approach to being with another; that believes in other’s potential and ability to make the right decisions for themselves, regardless of the therapists’ values, beliefs, and opinions. The individual’s needs, views, and wishes are the main focus. They...

“Whatever life throws at you, even if it hurts you, just be strong and fight through it.” There are many days in my life when I am down and not motivated to go through the day. From advice from family to the outcome of unwanted events, I have always stayed strong and did not allow...

Personal Essay I knew from early on that something was a little different about my mother. As I grew up, she made all my school lunches, begged me to let her clean my room, and even let me braid her hair despite my poor styling skills. She was always helping me in any way she...

My academic and personal achievements have profoundly influenced the essence of who I am as a person. All the experiences I have had from school have revolved around my life, which is one of the reasons I am interested in the Early Childhood Education program at UW-Stout. I was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin when...