Joan Faier-Routman, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist known for her compassionate and effective approach to psychotherapy. Her dedication to providing a safe and comfortable space for her clients is central to her practice. By working as a team with her clients, Dr. Faier fosters an environment where trust and therapeutic progress can flourish. This article explores the various aspects of her therapeutic approach, the benefits experienced by her clients, and the unique qualities that make Joan Faier a respected name in the field of clinical psychology.
Creating a Safe and Comfortable Space
One of the foundational elements of Dr. Faier’s practice is her commitment to creating a safe and comfortable space for her clients. This environm…
In the evolving landscape of digital entertainment, SolarMovies stands out as a significant player, offering a comprehensive library of movies and serials from around the world. This streaming platform has become a go-to destination for cinephiles and binge-watchers, boasting tens of thousands of titles from various countries, all accessible under one virtual roof. What sets SolarMovies apart is not just the sheer volume of its content but also its commitment to delivering high-definition (HD) quality and fast streaming speeds, ensuring an unparalleled viewing experience. This article delves into the features, advantages, and impact of SolarMovies on the global streaming market.
A Vast Library of Global Content
SolarMovies is renowned for its exten…
HIPPA’s Healthcare Insurance Privacy and Security Rule
The Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) is comprised of several rules which covered entities must follow. A covered entity (CE) is a healthcare provider, health plan, or healthcare clearinghouse. Third-party service providers to the healthcare and insurance industries (“Business Associates”) may also be required to comply with . The most important rules are the Privacy Rule and the Security Rule, knowledge of which is essential for any employee in the healthcare industry.
The Privacy Rule of Healthcare Insurance
The Privacy Rule of 2003 was introduced to regulate the use and disclosure of protected healthcare information (PHI) held by CEs and their BAs. The Privacy Rule prote…
Miriam Mannak
CAPE TOWN, Mar 8 2008 (IPS) – The need for a global effort to address the shortage of anaesthesiologists in Africa was highlighted over the past week during the World Congress of Anaesthesiologists which took place in Cape Town, South Africa.
Bisola Najin Obembe of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Nigeria. Credit: Miriam Mannak/IPS
This event, which is held every four years, drew over 7,000 international delegates. It was organised by the World Federation of Societi…
David Cronin
BRUSSELS, Nov 13 2008 (IPS) – Funding from the European Union s Brussels headquarters for research into tuberculosis stands at about a fifth of what it should be given the EU s enormous wealth, a new study has found.
With TB killing 1.7 million people per year, health policy analysts estimate that 1.45 billion euros (2 billion dollars) needs to be devoted to research and development (R D) specifically targeting the disease every year. During 2007, however, the EU s executive arm, the European Commission, spent less than 19 million euros, according to the humanitarian group Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders, MSF).
According to the organisation, the Commission should have given at least 101 million euros to TB research last year as its fai…
WASHINGTON, Oct 14 2011 (IPS) – When Jaydee Hanson, then-bioethics director for the United Methodist Church, spoke out publicly against gene patents over 15 years ago, some in the biotech industry compared his stance to the Catholic Church s persecution of Galileo, the 15th century astronomer who discovered the moons of Jupiter.
Hanson and 200 other religious leaders had released a statement that DNA in the human body and animals are natural objects and should not be subject to patenting.
Patent supporters in the biotech industry disagree, arguing that isolated copies of genes outside the human body should be patentable and that the prospect of intellectual property rights on genes serves as incentive for further research.
On Wednesday, the (ACLU) announced it woul…
Africa has committed to green recovery of COVID-19, now it needs to turn policy into action, analysts say.
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Dustan Woodhouse
KIGALI, Apr 12 2022 (IPS) – Climate change activist Mithika Mwenda, the Executive Director of the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), is not reluctant to engage African governments to do what’s necessary to commit to post-COVID-19 green growth strategies.
Through Africa s post-COVID-19 green recovery pathway, initiated in July last year, governments have committed to reaching the Paris Agreement s climate change targets and prosperity objectives by adopting eco-friend…